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1st Grade Full Homeschool Curriculum | Advance Learners (TAG/GIFTED) | POD
In this advanced homeschool class, students will receive a full first-grade experience through Science, Math, Social Studies, English, Writing, and Reading. Students will be taught by a certified teacher and a homeschool teacher. #academic
Cherry Learning Center by Mrs. Berry-Cherry
334 total reviews for this teacher
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6-8
year old learners
1st grade
US Grade Level
Advanced
Level
3-8
learners per class
$65
Charged weekly
$17 per class
Meets 4x per week
Runs week after week
45 minutes per class
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Class Experience
In this advanced class, first graders will continue to improve and enhance their reading skills, practice addition and subtraction, as well as be instructed to word problems. Students will improve their problem-solving skills while also becoming more proficient in computational skills. A first-grade education includes a strong focus on reading, language arts, and number logic. As second graders learn to read more independently they will progress in fluency, analysis, and comprehension....
The goal of this class is for students to develop reading fluency while developing writing skills. Students will begin to expand their math knowledge beyond shapes and number identification. Students will be able to understand what makes a great citizen.
Ms. Berry: Hi, I'm Ms. Berry! I am an educator and I've been a teacher and college adjunct professor for almost seven years now. I have experience in varsity educational settings. I enjoy helping students and their families build a solid learning foundation that will foster their future. My goal as a teacher is to always be a positive role model to my students through learning.
Homework is assigned daily in this class but it is optional for students to complete it.
PDF will be in the classroom Markers/crayons/color pencils Safety Scissors Handheld dry erase board (can be found at the Dollar Store or Target) Dry Erase Marker Folder or Binder (binder would do better) Suggestion: It may be easier to create a daily folder for each day with the materials/worksheets already ready for your learner. You may want to also try colored-coded folders for each day; for example: Monday-red, Tuesday-blue, Wednesday-green and etc. I try my best each week to let you all know what we are working on each day. If you need any other tips, please let me know. I love to help all of our learners to be organized.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
3 hours per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
This class meets the United States National Council for Social Studies and Common Core standards. This means that this class will cover the following but are not limited to our community, community, maps, past, present, and future. In this class, students will learn how to use analytic skills and understand citizens' different points of view. (Our Social Studies curriculum is used commonly in public schools; your learner may be very familiar with it. We will be using Pearson: Social Studies book. We will also be using 180 Day of First-Grade Social Studies) For Math we use NYEngaging: Eureka Curriculum
This class meets the United States National Council for Social Studies and Common Core standards. This means that this class will cover the following but are not limited to our community, community, maps, past, present, and future. In this class, students will learn how to use analytic skills and understand citizens' different points of view. (Our Social Studies curriculum is used commonly in public schools; your learner may be very familiar with it. We will be using Pearson: Social Studies book. We will also be using 180 Day of First-Grade Social Studies) For Math we use NYEngaging: Eureka Curriculum
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About Us
Welcome! I'm Erika Berry-Cherry, founder of Camp Pyramid Summer Enrichment Reading Program and Pyramid Academy Early Learning Program alongside my twin sister. I am also the founder of Cherry Learning Center Virtual Learning. About Us: Cherry...
