In Fourth Grade Together Full Year Curriculum students will have a well balanced fourth grade experience. Every week will meet four days a week. Lessons will rotate between: Math, Science, American History, English Language Arts, World Geography, Biographies and American Geography. Within a week, two classes will be one subject and the other two classes another subject, as we rotate through different subject units.

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😁 All students are welcome in this safe place. We love our Neurodivergent students and work hard to provide an inclusive environment for all as I, (Teacher Greg) am a Neurodivergent  teacher. Ages listed for this class are simply suggestions. Every student is unique and have different needs at different ages. Ages are flexible.

👥👥👥 The social aspect of fourth grade is crucially important as students learn to communicate their thoughts, take turns, listen to each other and work together as a group. There will be opportunities for students to grow their social skills in every class. Each class will start with social time where student can have a turn to share something they want to say or something they'd like to show. Each student will be given a turn if they want but no one will be forced to share if they do not wish.

Some (not all) lessons will have pdf worksheets for that will go with the week's lessons. A parent letter will be posted on the classroom page each Sunday to describe the lesson topics for the coming week. As with all of my classes, this will be a fun, interactive and lively class. Shy students will not be forced to verbally respond or interact but active participation will be encouraged. 

Every week’s lessons are stand alone and do not build on previous so students can join class at any time with no prior knowledge required.

What will we learn?
(Many of the science and Social Studies lessons will double as reading lessons, we’re students can volunteer to read short paragraphs of information from the screen)



Week of October 20:
Class 1: Early American History -American Colonies revolt against England
Class 2: Early American History - American Revolutionary begins 
Class 3: Early American History - American Revolutionary war ends 
Class 4: Early American History - America forms a new country 

Week of October 27:
Class 1: Elements of the complete sentence and how to write a paragraph 
Class 2: The structure of an essay
Class 3: Writing a personal narrative essay.
Class 4: Writing a persuasive essay 

Week of November 3:
Class 1: Country study: Morocco
Class 2: Country study: Egypt
Class 3: Animals of Australia
Class 4: Marine Animals

Week of November 10:
Class 1: Biography of presidents Martin, Van Buren and William Henry Harrison 
Class 2:Biography of presidents John Tyler and James K Polk
Class 3: American Geography - Florida/Georgia 
Class 4: American Geography - Hawaii/Idaho

Week of November 17:
Class 1: Multiply single digit number with double digit numbers
Class 2: Practice more multiply single digit number with double digit numbers
Class 3: Solar System Science Jupiter and Saturn
Class 4: Solar System Science Uranus and Neptune

Week of November 24:
Class 1: Early American History - The Establishment of Washington D.C. 
Class 2: Early American History - The Louisiana Purchase
Class 3: Science of eclipses
Class 4: No classes due to Thanksgiving in the USA (You will receive a prorated refund at the start of the week)


Week of December 1:
Class 1:  Country study: Guatemala
Class 2: Country study: Costa Rica
Class 3: Metamorphosis in animals
Class 4: Regeneration in animals


Week of December 8:
Class 1: Biography of presidents Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore
Class 2: Biography of presidents Franklin Pierce and James Buchanan
Class 3: American Geography - Illinois and Indiana
Class 4: American Geography -  Iowa and Kansas

Week of December 15:
Class 1: Two digit by two digit multiplication 
Class 2: Practice more two digit by two digit multiplication 
Class 3: Solar system science dwarf planets and comets 
Class 4: Space outside our solar system


No classes the week of December 22  due to the holiday seasons.

Week of December 29:
Class 1: Early American History - The war of 1812
Class 2: Early American History - Life on the frontier
Class 3: Acrostics
Class 4: Ode poem 

Week of January 5: 
Country study: Columbia
Country study: Brazil
Animals science: Owls
Animals science: Ostriches

Week of January 12: 
Improper fractions
Improper fractions to mix numbers

Week of January 19: 
Slavery in America
America fights over slavery
American civil war
End of the American Civil War - Reuniting 

Week of January 26:
Biography of presidents: Abraham Lincoln  and Andrew Johnson 
Biography of presidents: Ulysses S. Grant and Rutherford B. Hayes
American Geography - Kentucky and Louisiana 
American Geography - Maine and Maryland 

Week of February 2:
Homophones: its vs it's
Homophones: your vs you're
Homophones: there, their and they're
Homophones: to, too and two

****More dates and topics to be added soon ***