technology helps students become active, independent. lifelong learners
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Technology helps students become active, independent.
lifelong learners.
Living Books
Amy’s Adventures
Treehouse
Reader Rabbit
Tronics Phonics
Kidworks II
KidPix Studio
Hyperstudio
Powerpoint
Word 97
Ultimate Writing and Creativity Center
KidPix Deluxe 3
Bailey’s Book House
MathBlaster
Math Workshop
Internet
Keyboard Programs
Students compare and contrast everyday life in different times and places around the world.
Written and Oral English Language Conventions:
Sentence structure, grammar, punctuation, Capitalization, spelling.
Writing strategies: Descriptive words, rhyming patterns
Word Analysis
Neptune
By Morgan
Planets Neptune is the 8th planet from thesun. Neptune is last planet made of gas.
Statistics, Data Analysis:
Students organize, represent and compare data.
Students sort objects and describe patterns by numbers, shapes, sizes or colors.
Place value and number sense.
Measurement and Geometry:
Tell time to the nearest half hour.
Relate time to events.
Algebra and Functions--Students use number sentences with operational symbols and expressions to solve problems.
Retell stories using story grammar and relating the sequence of story evens
Literary response and analysis.
I like to read about animals, birds, a lot of storms, the space, seasons, and about the world and the
weather. I like to watch the News with my Dad, Uncle, and my Grandma. I live on Anton street in Pine Mountain Club.
Life Sciences:
Plants and animals have predictable life cycles.
Physical Science:
Students know objects fall to the ground unless something holds them up.
Earth Sciences: Weather can be observed, measured and described.
Investigation and Experimentation: Record observations with pictures, numbers, or written statements.
Written and Oral Language Conventions: Write and speak in complete, coherent sentences.
Our Birthdays Listening and Speaking: Relate an important life event or personal experience.