Plan de estudios completo de tercer grado con un enfoque multicultural

Our full curriculum course covers core subjects in a fun engaging way. At Culture Corner Academy your learner will learn a variety of subjects in a nonconventional way. From our ELA curriculum that stems around diversity to our Environmental Science Unit that explores the unknown of the ocean. We believe learning should be not only fun but engagingly rich with content. Our teachers are highly qualified to give your learner the ultimate homeschooling experience. Your learner will continuously learning information not found in the conventional classroom. 

Class structure will follow this schedule: 

Class Information: 

🤎 Literature 

Don't judge a book by its movie! Welcome to our exciting educational program where we delve into the world of literature that has inspired captivating films. In this class, we explore books so amazing, they've been adapted into movies!

Each month, we embark on a literary adventure by immersing ourselves in one remarkable book together. Once we've completed reading the book, we gather for a special screening of its cinematic adaptation. (Parental permission will be required for participation in the film screening, and alternative activities will be provided for those who opt out.)

Following the movie screening, students engage in an enriching dialogue using digital platforms like Padlet or Jamboard. Together, we compare and contrast the literary work with its visual counterpart, exploring themes, characters, plot development, and much more.

Join us on this journey of exploration and discovery as we celebrate the magic of storytelling through both written word and film.

WEEK 1-8: 

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by: Roald Dahl - (A.A. Knopf, 1964) 180 pages.
Film: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1971)

Week 8-16:

Eloise: A Book for Precocious Grown-ups by: Kay Thompson, illustrated by: Hilary Knight - (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 1969) 68 pages.
Film: Eloise at the Plaza and Eloise at Christmastime

🤎 Writing

Welcome to an exciting educational journey where students not only learn about diverse topics but also put their knowledge into action! In this class, students will need a writing notebook as they embark on a creative writing adventure.

To ensure the quality of their submissions, a grown-up will assist students in reviewing their writing for grammar and punctuation before submitting it to the teacher for feedback. This collaborative effort helps students refine their writing skills and produce polished work.

In our class, we utilize an innovative platform called StoryJumper, where students transform into authors and bring their stories to life. With StoryJumper, students can create both physical and digital books, which are available for purchase with parental permission and assistance. Parents can securely purchase their child's books through their personal account on the platform, ensuring no information sharing takes place.

As a special incentive, the academy will provide a gift card for learners to purchase one of their published books. This encourages students to take pride in their writing accomplishments and share their creativity with the world.

Join us in this exciting adventure of storytelling and literacy development, where every student can unleash their imagination and become a published author!

Week 1-8: 

-Learners will learn the basics and steps of Sentence Structure and Paragraph Writing over 8 weeks. We will be learning about different parts of speech and turning fragments into sentences.   
-Book Creation: All About Me Book

Week 8-12:

-Learners will be introduced to Narrative Writing with a goal of writing their own by the end of the month  
Book Creation: Narrative 

Week 12-16:

-Learners will learn the 5 steps to creating a fairytale and putting them into action creating and writing their own 
Book Creation: Write your own Fairytale

🤎 Math 

Week 1-4: PLACE VALUE 

Build a 3-digit number from the parts	
Find the missing place value (3-digits)	
Build a 4-digit number from the parts	
Find the missing place value (4-digits)	
Build a 5-digit number from the parts	 
Write a 4-digit number in expanded form	
Write a 4 digit number in normal form	
Find a digit's place value
 	 
Week 4-8: Comparing & Ordering Numbers

Comparing & ordering numbers
Comparing numbers	
Ordering numbers
Skip counting
Skip-count by 100	
Skip-count by 150, 200 and 250	
Rounding
Round to the nearest hundred, within 0-1,000	
Round to the nearest hundred, within 0-10,000	
Round to the nearest thousand, within 0-10,000	
Mixed rounding (10s, 100s, 1,000s)

Week 8-16: ADDITION

Mental Addition
Add 1 & 2-digit numbers	
Add 1 & 2-digit numbers (missing addend)	
Complete one hundred (missing addends)	
Add a 2-digit & two 1-digit numbers	
Add 3 & 1-digit numbers	
Whole tens
Add whole tens to 2-digit numbers
Add whole tens to 2-digit numbers (missing addend)	
Add two whole tens and two 1-digit numbers
Add whole tens (3 addends)	
Add whole tens (4 addends)	
Whole hundreds
Add whole hundreds (2 addends)	
Add whole hundreds (3 addends)	
Add whole hundreds (missing addends)	
Add to complete whole thousands	
Whole thousands
Add whole thousands and hundreds	
Add whole thousands to a number	
Column-form addition
Add two 2-digit numbers, no carrying


🤎 World History 

In our online 3rd grade social studies class, we will be using the Pearson MyWorld Interactive Elementary Social Studies Curriculum. This curriculum is designed to encourage students to explore their world, expand their thinking, and engage with important aspects of college, career, and civic awareness. Throughout the course, our goal is to create active and responsible citizens who can make a positive difference both now and in the future.

MyWorld Interactive engages students through real-world activities and practices of citizenship. Students will have the opportunity to investigate and collaborate as they explore various social studies content areas. The curriculum is designed to be active-inquiry and student-centered, ensuring that students are actively engaged in their learning.

This program covers a wide range of topics including civics, economics, geography, and history. Additionally, it features English language arts (ELA) instruction to support social studies inquiry and develop new literacy skills. The curriculum is aligned with the Career and Civic Life (C3) Framework for Social Studies standards, ensuring that students receive a comprehensive and high-quality education in social studies.

Throughout the course, students will have the opportunity to develop critical thinking skills, engage in meaningful discussions, and apply their learning to real-world situations. By the end of the course, students will have a deeper understanding of the world around them and will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to be active and engaged citizens.

🤎 Science 

Week 1-4: Plants 

Label and describe the functions of different plant parts.
Plant life cycle
Examine the stages of a plant's life cycle.	
Animal life cycles
Comparing life cycles
Inherited traits
Inherited vs acquired traits
Animal adaptations
Behavioral adaptations

Lab: Grow Your Own Plant!

Week 4-8 : Ecosytems

Needs of living things
Examine the needs of plants and animals.	
Needs of living things example
Carnivore, herbivore or omnivore?
Classify animals by what they eat.	
Carnivore herbivore or omnivore example
Animal classification
Classify animals by body structure.	
Food chains and webs
Understand food chains and inter-dependence.	
Animal food chains
Animal groups
Why and how some animals live in groups

Lab: 2 Liter Bottle Ecosystem

Week 8-12: Weather

Weather forecasting
Forecasting tools and reading forecasts	
Reading weather data
Collecting and analyzing weather data	 
Climate vs. weather
Distinguishing weather from climate	
Weather hazards
Understanding cause and effect of weather hazards	
Design for weather hazards
Design systems to protect us from weather hazards

Lab: Create your own 'thunderstorm'

Week 12-16: Earth Science 

Layers of the earth
Label and describe Earth's layers.	
Earth layers example
Volcanoes
Label and describe the parts of a volcano.	
Volcanoes worksheet example
Earth's biomes
Make connections between biomes, climate and plant life.	Biomes worksheet example
Earth, moon and sun
The orbits of the earth, sun & moon.

Lab: Make Your Own Volcano 

🤎 Culture 

Embark on a global adventure with our weekly virtual field trips to diverse countries around the world! Each week, learners will explore a new destination, discovering its location on a map, understanding its local currency, exploring historical landmarks, learning about its capital city, and immersing themselves in its unique customs and traditions.

During these engaging virtual tours, students will receive worksheets to enhance their learning experience. These worksheets will guide them through a fun scavenger hunt activity, encouraging active participation and deepening their understanding of the country they are visiting.

Join us as we journey across continents, broaden our horizons, and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the rich tapestry of cultures that make up our world!

🤎 Art

They will be given a theme and can create their own versions of a vacation theme using sketching . Examples of themes include: Ski Resort, Beach Trip, Big City Dreams, Train Journey, etc.