MATH

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1. Number Concepts, Operations, and Graphing

- Number concepts through 50
- Addition facts
- Subtraction facts
- Data graphing and probability

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2. Numbers Through 100
- Place value
- Number concepts and patterns

 

3. Geometry and Fractions
- Plane shapes
- Solid shapes
- Fractions

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4. Adding 2-digit Numbers
- Regrouping with addition
- Using 2-digit addition

 

5. Subtracting 2-digit Numbers
- Regrouping with subtraction
- Using 2-digit subtraction

 

6. Money and Time
- Counting money
- Using money
- Time and calendar

 

7. Measurement
- Length
- Weight, capacity, and temperature

 

8. Greater Numbers and Operations, Multiplication, and   

   Division
- Multiplication and division
- Numbers through 10,000
- Adding 3-digit numbers
- Subtracting 3-digit numbers

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LANGUAGE ARTS

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1. Speaking and Listening

- listen in order to understand and respond appropriately in a

  variety of situations for a variety of purposes
- use speaking skills and strategies appropriately to

   communicate with different audiences for a variety of

   purposes

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2. Reading

- read and demonstrate an understanding of a variety of

  literary, graphic, and informational texts, using a range of

  strategies to construct meaning
- recognize a variety of text forms, text features, and stylistic

  elements and demonstrate understanding of how they help

  communicate meaning
- use knowledge of words and cueing systems to read fluently

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3. Writing

- generate, gather, and organize ideas and information to write

  for an intended purpose and audience
- draft and revise their writing, using a variety of informational,

  literary, and graphic forms and stylistic elements appropriate

  for the purpose and audience
- use editing, proofreading, and publishing skills and strategies,

  and knowledge of language conventions, to correct errors,

  refine expression, and present their work effectively

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SCIENCE

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1. Life Science

- The World of Living Things

   * living and non living things
   * animals and plants need
   * grouping animals
   * animal life cycles
   * plant parts, grouping plants
   * plant life cycles

- Homes for Living Things

   * environments
   * survival in different environments
   * food chains and webs

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2. Earth Science

- Our Earth

   * earth’s surface changes
   * rocks, sand, soil, and fossils
   * using and protecting natural resources
   * people’s effect on natural resources

- Weather and Space

   * weather changes
   * measuring weather
   * water cycle
   * the solar system
   * stars and planets
   * day, night, moon, and seasons

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3. Physical Science

- Exploring Matter

   * observing and classifying matter
   * solids, liquids, and gases
   * how matter changes

- Energy in Motion

   * energy, light, and heat
   * causes of sound
   * sound travels
   * motion
   * magnets

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SOCIAL STUDIES

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1. Governing the People

- Citizens in a community
- Our leaders and governments

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2. The world around us
- Maps and Locations
- Seasons and Climates
- World Regions

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3. Using our resources
- Land and water resources
- Changing our environment
- Connecting Communities

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4. People long ago
- People and places change
- Heroes and holidays

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5. A world of many people
- World Cultures
- Many people, one country
- Celebrating Culture

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6. People in the Marketplace

- Producers and consumers
- Work and income

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HEALTH

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1. Our Body

- Your growing body : Growing, body systems
- Caring for your body : Skin, nails, hair, eyes, ears
- Caring for your teeth : Healthy teeth and gums, the dentist

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2. Fitness

- Food for fitness : What to eat and drink, healthy meals, ads

  affect on food choices
- Keeping fit and active : Physical fitness, Exercising safely,

  sleep

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3. Safety

- Avoiding danger : Fire safety, safety with weapons, poisons,

  strangers
- Staying safe : Safety around water, safety around animals,

  safety at school, traffic safety
- Staying well : Preventing sickness, spreading illnesses
- Medicines and drugs : Using medicine safely, tobacco,

  alcohol, caffeine, refusal

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4. Personal life

- Your Feelings : Special people, being responsible, respect,

  being a friend
- Your family : families, getting along, changes
- Caring for your neighborhood : School, helpers, trash,

  clean air and water

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ART

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1. Elements

- recognize and name the secondary colors describe how the

  secondary colors can be created by mixing the primary colors
- identify types of lines in art works and in the environment
- identify the characteristics of symmetrical shapes
- identify and describe textures
- describe different ways in which a variety of art materials,

  tools, and techniques can be used

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2. Creative Work

- make artistic choices in their work
- produce two- and three-dimensional works of art that

  communicate their thoughts and feelings on familiar topics
- identify, in a plan, their specific choices of subject matter

  and tools, materials, and techniques

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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1. Locomotion Skills

- activities designed to increase motor skills and overall

  physical fitness

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2. Manipulation Skills

- activities designed to control objects such as balls and

  rackets

 

3. Stability Skills

- activities designed to increase balance, coordination,

  and stability

 

4. Sports and games

- Swimming
- Soccer
- Dodgeball
- Fitness
- Running and racing
- Gymnastics and tumbling
- Handball
- Obstacle course