4th Grade Full Homeschool Curriculum

Join Our 4th Grade Full Curriculum Class at Cherry Learning Center!

Class Overview:
This comprehensive class provides all the tools needed for success in fourth grade. We cover Math, Reading, Science, and Social Studies, with an emphasis on making learning engaging through music, dancing, and chanting. Our curriculum meets the United States National Council for Social Studies and Common Core standards.

📢 Please note that the price is for an entire year's worth of live classes for the full school year! 

Interactive Learning:
Students will use IXL for practice, which provides feedback and reinforcement but will not require homework assignments. All class materials will be provided through the Outschool platform.

Curriculum Breakdown:
Reading and Writing:
Phonics
Reading Comprehension (various story types)
Spelling (new words weekly)
Writing
Grammar and Punctuation
Literature
Poetry
Math:

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 with Larger Numbers
Social Studies:

Understanding Maps and Creating Maps
Difference Between Continents and States
Building and Understanding Communities
Citizenship and Good Citizenship
Map Reading Skills
National and Worldwide Landmarks
Government (Local, State, Federal, and World Governments)
Science:

Classification of Animals (Vertebrates and Invertebrates)
The Human Body (Skeletal, Muscular, Nervous Systems)
Light and Vision
Astronomy and Space (Properties and Movements of Celestial Bodies)
Forces and Motion
Weekly Breakdown:

🔴Weeks 1-3: Welcome Weeks
Creative Writing: Getting to know each other, parts of speech, similes, metaphors, punctuation, and spelling rules. Write multiple-paragraph pieces with specific purposes.
English/Reading: Use root words to determine meanings.
Math: Place Value, Rounding, Algorithms for Addition and Subtraction.
Social Studies: State Government (students learn based on their own state).

🔴Weeks 4-8:
Writing: Grammar usage, original compositions, various writing styles (chronological, cause and effect, personal experience).
English/Reading: Interpret words with multiple meanings, figurative language (simile, metaphor, hyperbole, personification).
Math: Unit Conversions and Problem Solving with Metric Measurement.
Social Studies: Local Government.

🔴Weeks 9-13:
Writing: Narrative and descriptive writing, focusing on voice and style.
English/Reading: Summarize texts, analyze character development and plot.
Math: Multi-Digit Multiplication and Division.
Social Studies: National Government.

🔴Weeks 14-18:
Writing: Persuasive writing, developing arguments and supporting evidence.
English/Reading: Analyze text structure, identify main ideas and details.
Math: Angle Measure and Plane Figures.
Science: Classification of Animals.

🔴Weeks 19-23:
Writing: Poetry and creative writing, focusing on rhythm and structure.
English/Reading: Compare and contrast different texts.
Math: Fraction Equivalence, Ordering, and Operations.
Science: The Human Body.

🔴Weeks 24-27:
Writing: Research writing, presenting information clearly.
English/Reading: Reading comprehension strategies, summarizing and inferring.
Math: Decimal Fractions.
Science: Light and Vision.

🔴Weeks 28-32:
Writing: Final projects and presentations.
English/Reading: Preparing for end-of-year assessments.
Math: Advanced problem-solving and review.
Science: Astronomy and Space.

📢Important Notes:
Printables will be sent out every Friday/Sunday evening.
Students will receive a letter grade at the end of the course.
Please Note: This class is taught by several different teachers. Further details about our teaching team will be provided.

Please note that we do not have class on ALL United States’ federal holiday.