Curriculum
Literacy
Building on what they learned in kindergarten, first graders learn more complex letter-sound relationships. They apply these new skills to longer decodable stories and informational texts and in their writing. Reading comprehension and fluency are emphasized. All skills are carefully integrated and taught in multiple modes—visual, auditory, and kinesthetic—to reinforce language learning.
Family Welcome Letter (Spanish)
Math
Littleton Public Schools has adopted Bridges, a K–5 math program that will help us meet the core standards and make math meaningful, exciting, and accessible to all learners. The Bridges curriculum focuses on developing a deep understanding of math concepts, proficiency with key skills, and the ability to solve new & complex problems. Students in a our classroom talk about math, describe observations, explain methods, and ask questions. They are encouraged to find multiple ways to solve problems and show different ways of thinking. Hands-on activities engage them in exploring, developing, testing, discussing, and applying mathematical concepts.
Unit 2: Developing Strategies with Dice & Dominoes
Unit 3: Adding, Subtracting, Counting, & Comparing
Unit 4: Leapfrogs on the Number Line
Unit 6: Figure the Facts with Penguins
If you would like more information about Bridges and ideas about how to help your child, please visit: www.mathlearningcenter.org/families
Science
Exciting news...Littleton Public Schools has adopted twig science as our new science curriculum, check it out!