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First Grade 


FIRST GRADE CURRICULUM

Mr. Bryne, Mrs. Rumsey, Mrs. Apazidis

Social Studies
  • Holidays
  • Character Education
  • Communities
  • Families - past and present
Science
  • Animal Classification and Needs
  • Plant Parts, Needs & Functions
  • Properties and Uses of Soil
  • The Day Sky
Math
  • Number Concepts
    • Understanding Addition an Subtraction
    • Working with Numbers and Operations
    • Working with Time, Length and Money
    • Number Patterns
    • Number to 100
    • Working with Measurement and Geometry
    • Equal Parts and Fractions
    • Working with Two-Digit Numbers
    • Estimation and Graphing

Language Arts

  • Comprehension of a story
    • Problems/solutions
    • Recognize story patterns
    • Retells most of story unaided
  • Sequences story events
  • Reads for own purposes during free reading
  • Responds to literature on personal level
  • Starting to read with expression
  • Predicts outcome
  • Spacing between different words and letters
  • Knows and uses all cueing system strategies:
    • Meaning (using picture)
    • Structure (language pattern)
    • Visual (chunks & letters)
  • Knows and uses all letters and sounds
  • Knows 2 & 3 letter blends
    • Diagraphs
    • Diphthongs
  • Uses new word strategies
    • Word families
    • Chunking
    • Rhyming to decode
  • Hears syllables
  • Uses picture clues to predict word
  • One to one correspondence
  • Vowel recognition
    • Short and long
  • Recognition of most high frequency words in Houghton Mifflin
  • Uses self correction
  • Knows base words and suffixes
  • Writing
    • Write upper and lower case letters of the manuscript alphabet
    • Communicate a complete thought in writing using a combination of invented and regular spelling
    • Write a simple story with an identifiable beginning, middle, and end
    • Share writing with an audience through publication or oral presentation
    • Respond to various selections