In this homeschool class, students will receive an entire first-grade experience through Science, Math, Social Studies, English, Writing, and Reading. Students will be taught by a certified teacher and a homeschool teacher.

P.E. is also offered with this class also with an Art class. 
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Art class: Arts and Craft Class | Small Online Class for Ages 7-12 | Outschool

In this entire 1st grade homeschool class, students will learn everything that's needed to be successful as a first-graders. 

Before enrolling in this class, please note that this class does not build on itself!!!!!! Therefore, this class is an ongoing class; parents can enroll in it as they see fit. A certified teacher will teach this class. The teacher will ensure that all learners are learning the material and assist and give parents feedback. 
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Perks of joining this class: 
***15% off for siblings 
***Learners will have access to all CORE and extracurricular classes for 50% 
***Learners will receive FREE 1-on-1 tutoring for the teacher (at parent/student request) 
***Students will receive homework and will receive feedback along 
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Students will have access to several interactive learning websites, such as, NearPod and Zearn. Zearn is an interactive website that is used to enhance our learners' math. Learners will have homework through the interactive learning website, allowing me to give effective feedback to learners. 

We will have fun learning and practicing our motoring movement skills through singing and dancing. Students will be able to work on their social skills by interacting with their classmates.  

Reading and Language will cover the following: 
CVC words 
Story sequence 
Phonics (understanding the concepts; consonant combinations).
Sight Words 
Vocabulary 
Blend consonant Sounds (vowel and consonant digraphs, and more)
Read simple stories fluently and independently.
Retell the main idea of a story and answer questions about the text.
Identify parts of a story or book.

Writing: 
Write from top to bottom, left to right, while using spacing between words.
Correctly write 3- 4 letter words and longer words phonetically.
Write simple sentences and short stories or paragraphs in chronological order.

Language Arts: 
Use correct capitalization and punctuation.
Understand and identify the parts of speech and types of sentences.
Identify compound words and distinguish between proper and possessive nouns.

Math: 
Count to 100; county by 5s and 10s to 100; count by 2s to 40
Represent numbers on a number line
Add and subtract 2-digit numbers
Write the date; tell the time; read a calendar
Count and create coin combinations; add and subtract money
Identify, sort, and classify 2-dimensional shapes
Understanding the value of money

Science: 
Life science (plants, animals, habitats)
Classification of animals and different animal habitats
Distinguishing between living and nonliving things
Earth and space science (solar system and beyond)
States of matter (solid, liquid, gas)
Type of light energy

Social Studies: 
National Holidays 
Maps
Understanding Social Studies

Each week, our class will follow a special theme. This will help keep students engaged and make learning more fun. 

*A workbook PDF will be posted in the classroom for students. This is to be used as our learning worksheets such as Handwriting, Math, Science, Social studies, Reading, and Art. 

*If you want to enroll more than one student, please ask about our discount prices. 

Please note that we do not have class on major USA holidays and on Election Day. 

Here's a weekly breakdown of our class: 

Week 1: 
Reading: Main Idea: How to choose the main idea. 
Math: Number Bonds and Addition
Science: Magnets Attraction and Repel 
Social Studies: Families, jobs, and money 

Week 2: 
Reading: Main Idea: Identify and describe the main idea of a nonfiction book using the title and illustrations
Math: Subtraction Word Problems 
Science: Sound Waves 
Social Studies: What is a map and understanding how to read the map. 

Week 3: 
Reading: Identify and describe the main idea of a fiction book using the textual details 
Math: Decomposition Strategies for Subtraction 
Science: Objects that are made of one or more materials 
Social Studies: Maps: Creating a map of our home and neighborhood

Week 4: 
Reading: Identify and describe the main idea of a fiction book using the title 
Math: Development of Subtraction Fluency Within 10
Science: Scientific words to describe physical properties 
Social Studies: Your local neighbors and surrounds 

Week 5: Before enrolling in this class, please note that this class does not build on itself!!!!!! Therefore, this class is an ongoing class; parents can enroll in it as they see fit. A certified teacher will teach this class. The teacher will ensure that all learners are learning the material and assist and give parents feedback. 

Reading: Plot Unit: 1
Math: Development of Subtraction within 10
Science: Physical properties classification
Social Studies: Communities

Week 6: 
Reading: Plot Unit: 2 Problem and Solution
Math: Development of Subtraction using word problems within 10
Science: What is Weather
Social Studies: What makes our community different?

Week 7: 
Reading: Point of View
Math: Line plot
Science: Water Cycle 
Social Studies: Citizenship

More lessons will be added.