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Welcome to Grade 1. There are four subject areas to explore: Social Studies, Health, Science and Math.
Welcome to Grade 1. There are four subject areas to explore: Social Studies, Health, Science and Math.
Each subject includes activities that require you to listen, watch, read and do.
NOTE: Students may need a parent or other helper to guide them through these activities and help them discuss the reflection questions.
Students will be required to be signed into the UGCloud domain and/or the UG2GO site to access some videos
The focus for these activities is web based learning. PDFs can either be printed or used with Google Read and Write online.
Click on the Subject Links below:
Click on the Subject Links below:
People in the community
People in the community
In this Social Studies unit children will have the opportunity learn more about their community. Students will need a parent or other helper to guide them through these activities and help them discuss the reflection questions.Students will recognize that communities consist of various physical features and community facilities that meet human needs and learn how people in the community interact with each other and the physical environment to meet human needs.
Healthy Food for Healthy Bodies
Healthy Food for Healthy Bodies
In this Health unit children will have the opportunity learn more about how people need healthy food to have healthy bodies (e.understanding that food provides energy for the healthy growth of teeth, skin, bones, muscles, and other body components).
Needs and Characteristics of Living things:
Needs and Characteristics of Living things:
In this Science unit children will investigate the characteristics and needs of plants and animals. Students will need a parent or other helper to guide them through these activities and help them discuss the reflection questions.
Number Sense, Measurement, Data Management, Geometry & Patterning:
Number Sense, Measurement, Data Management, Geometry & Patterning:
Children will have the opportunity to demonstrate an understanding of the five Math strands in a variety of activities.
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