Students use WakeID to complete Dreambox lessons, access Canvas assignments, and more.
Read to Achieve: Students will be determined exempt or non-exempt from this program by the close of 3rd grade.
ELA (Program: EL)
Module 1: Becoming a Close Reader and Writing to Learn
Theme: Overcoming Learning Challenges Near and Far
Module 2: Researching to Build Knowledge and Teach Others
Theme: Adaptations and the Wide World of Frogs
Module 3: Considering Perspectives and Supporting Opinions
Theme: Exploring Literary Classics
Module 4: Gathering Evidence and Speaking to Others
Theme: Water Conservation
Science
Matter: Properties and Change
Force and Motion
Structures and Functions of Living Organisms
Ecosystems
Earth in the Universe
Earth System, Structures, and Processes
Social Studies: Our Community and State
History: They will study people and events significant to local regions that represent our communities and our state.
Geography: Students will compare regions and understand how the location of regions, as well as resources found within those regions, both define local communities and help shape their development and growth.
Economics, Civics and Government: Third graders will also understand the importance of the role that local businesses and entrepreneurs play within the local economy, as well as the roles and responsibilities of local and state government.
Behavioral Science: Finally, students will understand how the interactions between various cultural groups shape local and state communities through aspects such as food, traditions, artistic expression, and more.