Module 1: Addition Strategies
Module 2: Subtraction Strategies
Module 3: Properties of Operations
Module 4: Apply the Addition and Subtraction Relationship
Module 5:Understand Add To and Take From Problems
Module 6:Understand Put Together and Take Apart Problems
Module 7: Understand Compare Problems
Module 8: Data
Module 9: Understand Place Value
Module 10: Count and Represent Numbers
Module 11: Compare Numbers
Module 12: Understand Addition and Subtraction with Tens and Ones
Module 13: Two-Digit Addition and Subtraction
Module 14: Three-Dimensional Shapes
Module 15: Two-Dimensional Shapes
Module 16: Fraction Foundations
Module 17: Measure Length
Module 18: Measure Time
The Moral of the Story: Fables and Tales
From Nose to Toes: How Your Body Works
Common Threads: DIfferent Lands, Similar Stories
Reach For the Stars: Astronomy
Charting the World: Geography
A World of Homes: Animals and Habitats
A New Nation: American Independence
Once Upon a Time: Fairy Tales
Our Planet: The History of the Earth
From Babylon to the Nile: Early World Civilizations
Early Americas: Maya, Aztec, and Inca
Adventure Stories: Tales from the Edge
Asking and answering questions about a text
Asking clarifying questions to deepen understanding
Making connections between the text, themselves, and the world around them
Recalling important information from stories and informational texts
Identifying characters, settings, and major events
Understanding story elements
Identifying the problem and solution in a story
Finding and discussing key details
Making predictions using clues from the text
Determining the main idea of a text
Comparing and contrasting characters, stories, and texts
Summarizing what has been read
Short vowels: a, e, i, o, u
The 25 consonant and consonant digraph sounds, including th, ch, sh, and ng
Double-letter spelling patterns (the FLOSS Rule)
Long vowel words using the CVCe pattern (silent e)
Vowel teams and vowel sounds, including /oo/, /ou/, /oi/, /aw/, /ae/, and /oe/
Distinguishing between the /ue/, /oo/, and /u/ vowel sounds
R-controlled vowels: /ar/, /or/, and /er/
Segmenting and blending two-syllable words
Dividing multisyllabic words into smaller parts for reading and spelling
Reading and spelling high-frequency "tricky" words
Common and proper nouns
Plural nouns using -s and -es
Contractions
Past tense verbs ending in -ed
Suffixes -ed and -ing
Adjectives
Pronouns and their antecedents
Descriptive writing
Narrative writing
Opinion writing
Informational and instructional writing
Animal and Plant Defenses
Light and Sound
Spinning Earth
Fire Safety
Taking Care of Yourself
Crossing the Street Safely
Good Nutrition
Civics
Economics
Geography
History
We also study Martin Luther King Jr. Day in January and current events throughout the year.
MAP Reading and Math---Fall/Winter/Spring
Map Reading Fluency
*We will review and go over MAP scores at Conferences*