February 2023

On Mondays, students will engage in meaningful math lessons and hands-on activities to deepen their mathematical understanding of patterns and positional words. Older students will become fluent in addition.

On Tuesdays, students will practice phonics rules, read theme-related texts, write or draw informative pieces, and develop comprehension strategies related to sequencing.

On Wednesdays, students will research and learn facts about individuals who have shaped a significant historical change in American culture. 

ELECTIVE: (included at no additional cost)

On Thursdays, our language teachers will provide interactive Spanish lessons through conversation, music, play, and art.

Morning Spanish w/ Maestra Peterson

Freshman Squad (10:00 AM ET)

Sophomore Squad (11:00 AM ET)

Junior Squad (12:00 PM ET)

ELECTIVE: (included at no additional cost)

On Fridays/Saturdays, students will meet with our SEL coaches for support with social engagement and emotional development.

FRIDAYS

Bliss Boy w/ Coach Melo 

Freshman Squad (12:00-12:30 PM ET) Soph/Junior Squad (12:30-1:00 PM ET)

SATURDAYS

Grounded Girl w/ Ms. Dee

Freshman Squad (10-10:30 AM ET) 

Soph/Junior Squad (10:30-11:00 AM ET)

The live program offers online, small group learning with an experienced teacher. The teacher fosters a feeling of belonging and cultivates a sense of community to provide an atmosphere that helps children realize their fullest potential.

Live class sizes may range from 6 to 10 students and 1 educator per squad. This small group setting enables children to progress academically and develop social connections with peers at their own pace.

All squads meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays at their designated times.

Freshman Squad: 10AM EST or 4PM EST 

Sophomore Squad: 11AM EST or 5PM EST

Junior Squad: 12PM EST or 6PM EST

*Evening classes are tentative and subject to change based on enrollment.

Registration includes student accounts for IXL, RAZ-KIDS, and Scholastic for the duration of the unit.

The self-paced option allows you access to recorded lessons in a convenient and easy to view format for your child to follow along with! 

Unit 5 consists of 16 instructional video lessons accompanied by a workbook and materials needed to follow along. 

The video lessons are released daily beginning Monday, February 6-28, 2023. 

Registration includes student accounts for IXL, RAZ-KIDS, and Scholastic for the duration of the unit.

This option is perfect for parents who want a structured curriculum to follow and implement with their children on their own.

The learning kit includes all of the materials needed to supplement  a well-rounded curriculum. Also, detailed instructions and digital slides are provided to assist the parent with daily lessons.

Registration includes student accounts for IXL, RAZ-KIDS, and Scholastic for the duration of the unit.

Each student is provided a Learning Kit. The kit includes teacher-created workbooks and other educational materials such as books, manipulatives, art supplies, and tools that will be used during each class. Parents are responsible for providing basic school supplies such as pencils, crayons, scissors, and glue.

My curriculum approach includes a mix of direct instruction, independent practice, instructional games, and real-world, hands-on activities. With children in mind, I aim to provide ample opportunities for play and exploration.

We also use IXL, RAZ-KIDS, and Scholastic as supplemental resources for class and home instruction.

The level of parental assistance needed during class varies depending on the child. Parents should expect to be present or nearby to help out if needed. Older siblings can be great helpers as well!

Now, parents can connect with one another and build relationships in our new private Facebook group.

• I can sound out, read, and spell CVC words.

• I can read books at my level and use pictures and words to help me understand the story.

• I can write a sentence with a capital letter at the beginning, spaces between my words, and punctuation at the end.

• I can tell how two things are the same and how they are different.

• I can show adding using objects, fingers, and pictures.

• I can solve addition word problems using objects or drawings to help me.

• I can quickly add numbers up to 10.

• I can tell the difference between the past, present, and future.

• I can share how life was different a long time ago.

• I can learn about important people in history and why we remember them.