MathThe student will... - Use place value up to 999
- Compare and order whole numbers
- Use fact families
- Use basic addition and subtraction to 18
- Use addition and subtraction to solve problems
- Measure length, volume, mass, time and temperature
- Use probability
- Use estimation
- Use patterns in number operations
- Use reasonableness
- Add and subtract 2 digit numbers with regrouping and without
- Use problem solving
- Identify two and three dimensional figures and their attributes and how they relate to the physical world
- Use graphs to collect, organize and display data
- Count money and make change
ScienceThe student will...
- use safe practices during experiments and investigations
- plan and conduct simple investigations
- develop skills in using standard/non-standard measurement
- use common tools to collect information
- classify and sequence objects and events and identify patterns using tools
- support investigations using computers and info tech tools
- identify components and processes of the natural world (water cycle, use of resources)
- observe examples of change (melting, evaporation, push and pull, weathering)
- compare characteristics of living/non-living things
- compare lifelong needs of plants and animals
- understand how living organisms depend on their environments
- identify functions of parts of plants and animals
Language ArtsThe student will... - Read and write independently
- Understand different purposes for speaking and listening
- Attract and hold attention of classmates
- Recognize large number of words
- Use a variety of word id strategies
- Regularly read for understanding and fluency
- Read text to acquire new information
- Summarize what was read
- Represent ideas gained from reading
- Use references
- Revise and edit their own writing
- Use appropriate capitalization and punctuation
- Use singular and plural nouns and adjust verbs for agreement
- Form letters properly
- Take simple notes and compile into outlines
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