Students will learn everything in 4th grade and much more in this class. Students will learn Spelling, Grammar, Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Test-taking skills. Classes will be held three times each week with chances for individual help with Miss Erika before or after each class.

In this full curriculum class, students will receive all the necessary tools to be successful in fourth grade. We aim to ensure that learning is fun and successful for every learner. We will have learners share their music, dancing, and chanting. This will allow students to build a community within the class. 

Students will have access to weekly printables. The teacher will post the outline of the lesson along with printables every Sunday. If you enroll midweek, no problem, the teacher will send you the printers. In this class, students will be assigned homework. Homework is to enhance our class lesson. Please encourage your learner to complete homework assignments. Each class will begin with a welcome and a bell ringer. A bell ringer is used as a moment to teach a lesson of the day, such as grammar and mental math. Then, the teacher will begin the lesson. All learners need to focus and come to class ready. When learners come to class prepared, it allows them to focus and participate more. 
*Please note that this class with have 2 teachers. One teacher will focus strictly on Math. 

All class materials will be provided to students through the Outschool platform.

We will read reading materials during our class visits. All reading materials will be on-grade level.

Please note that this is an ongoing class. Therefore, parents can enroll their students at any time in the class without their learners feeling behind. 

Reading and Writing will cover the following:
-Phonics
- Reading (different types of stories)
- Spelling (each week students will receive a new set of words)
- Writing
- Grammar and punctuation
- Literature
- Poetry 

Math will cover the following: 
PLACE VALUE, ROUNDING, AND ALGORITHMS FOR ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
UNIT CONVERSIONS AND PROBLEM SOLVING WITH METRIC MEASUREMENT
MULTI-DIGIT MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION
ANGLE MEASURE AND PLANE FIGURES
FRACTION EQUIVALENCE, ORDERING, AND OPERATIONS
DECIMAL FRACTIONS
EXPLORING MULTIPLICATION (using larger numbers)

Social Studies covers the following: 
-Local, state, and national government

Science covers the following: 
-Classification of animals: Vertebrates (with a backbone) and invertebrates (without a backbone) and the similarities and differences of animals.
-The human body: The skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems.
-Light and vision: Sunlight can create shadows, and light can be reflective. The color of light hitting an object affects how the object is seen. An object is seen when light traveling from the object enters the eye.
-Astronomy and space: The properties of suns, moons, planets, and stars as well as their locations and movements.
Forces and motion: How and why objects move.


*Students will receive a letter grade at the end of the course.

*** Please note that students will receive weekly and daily printables. We fill the Eureka Math, Ph.dScience, World History, and Read Works curriculum.
12/4
Review of Third Grade Material and Module 1 of 4thGrade Math
Spelling: similes and metaphors
Reading: Main Idea
Science: What is Science?
Social Studies: What is gravity?

12/11
Science: What is Science?
Social Studies: What are the different types of government?
Math: Module one
Reading: Facts and opinions
Spelling: Short vowels

12/18
Science: What's in our Solar System? (Planets)
Social Studies: Branches of government? 
Math: Module one
Reading: Nonfiction 
Spelling: Long vowels

12/25
Science: Is Pluto a Planet?
Social studies: What is the local government?
Math: Module one
Reading: Fiction
Spelling: -ar sounds (homophones)

1/1
Science: What is the milky way?
Social studies: What does the government provide?
Math: Module one
Reading: Nonfiction and Fiction 
Spelling- -ir -ur -er (metaphors)