3학년 전체 커리큘럼 2부: 자기 주도 학습

This course will entail every core subject that your third grader needs to know! 
This is a full curriculum that is taught by a certified and licensed educator and will cover the 3rd-grade common core standards.

Due to the fact that this is flexible course, students who are already in 3rd grade can enroll for additional support and practice. Homeschooled students can enroll for a complete 3rd grade curriculum. Videos will be uploaded daily along with practice assignments, homework, and additional resources. Students will use the Outschool classroom to access all materials and homework.

Seed and Stem offers multi-day subscribers additional incentives in return for their multiweek commitment to the course, including:
⭐Access to our Outschool groups, where subscribers can chat with one another, share ideas, help with homework, and contribute to an easygoing, educational atmosphere with their peers. 
⭐15% discounts towards S&S’s complete class catalog, including 200+ courses taught by certified, experienced instructors. 
⭐Gain access to the tiered pod discount program. Learners who subscribe to part 1 receive a 10% discount towards part 2.  
⭐Homework feedback will be comprehensive and detailed. 
⭐Guest speakers from professionals in various fields to provide real-life perspectives to learners. 
⭐Payment plan available (2 installments)

Students will be given homework Monday-Thursday for each subject. The homework will not be due until the next lesson of that subject is taught. For example, Monday's math homework will be due Thursday and Language Arts homework will be due the following Tuesday. 

Topics and Standards will include the following:
Week 1:
Math: Identify Patterns in the Multiplication Table/Use the Multiplication Table
Language Arts: Introduction to Peter Pan: Main Idea and Key Details
Science: Animals and their Needs
Social Studies: Ancient China

Week 2:
Math: Complete the Multiplication Table/Problem Solving/Review
Language Arts: Character Study of Tinkerbell
Science: Environmental Adaptations
Social Studies: Ancient China

Week 3:
Math: Understand Area/Measure Area using Standard Units
Language Arts: Character Motivations and Actions
Science: Locomotion and Boyd Covering Adaptations
Social Studies: Ancient China

Week 4:
Math: Find Area with Multiplication/Area and the Distributive Property
Language Arts: Setting and figurative language
Science: Defense and Environment Adaptations
Social Studies: Ancient China

Week 5:
Math: Find the Area of More Shapes/Review
Language Arts: Writing: Planning a sequence of events
Science: Fossils and how they are formed
Social Studies: Ancient India

Week 6:
Math: Place Value/Round Numbers Using a Number Line
Language Arts: Revising our Writing
Science: Fossils and Evidence of evolution
Social Studies: Ancient India

Week 7:
Math: Round Numbers Using Place Value/Estimate Sums
Language Arts: Readers Theater
Science: Animal Adaptation and Fossils
Social Studies: Ancient India

Week 8:
Math: Estimate Differences/Review
Language Arts: Readers Theater Presentation
Science: Fossil Research Project
Social Studies:  Final Project

Week 9:
Math: Identify Addition Properties/Use Number Lines to Add and Subtract
Language Arts: Introduction to One Well: The Story of Water on Earth
Science: Growth and Development
Social Studies: Mesoamerica

Week 10:
Math: Use Mental Math to Add and Subtract/Use Partial Sums to Add
Language Arts: Key Details in Informational Text
Science: Animal Life Cycles
Social Studies: Mesoamerica

Week 11:
Math: Add and Subtract Three Digit Numbers/Review
Language Arts: Comparing and Contrasting Informational Text
Science: Plant Life Cycles
Social Studies: Mesoamerica

Week 12:
Math: Use Number lines to Multiply by multiples of 10/Use Place Value to Multiply by multiples of 10 
Language Arts: Gathering and Sorting Information
Science: Parent vs. Offspring
Social Studies: Mesoamerica

Week 13:
Math: Use Properties  to Multiply by multiples of 10/Review
Language Arts: Begin Independent Research Paper
Science: Inherited vs. Learned Traits
Social Studies: Ancient Africa

Week 14:
Math: Equal Parts of  a whole/Understand Unit Fractions
Language Arts: Gathering Information Sources
Science: Nature vs. Nurture
Social Studies: Ancient Africa

Week 15:
Math: Write Fractions of a Whole/Fractions on Number Lines
Language Arts: Writers Workshop
Science: What are Genetics?
Social Studies: Ancient Africa

Week 16:
Math: Fraction Review/Final Math Review
Language Arts: Present Final Opinion Papers
Science: Dominant and Recessive Traits
Social Studies: Final Project

Students will turn in assignments through the Outschool Classroom. They will be given grades/feedback for each assignment along with individual and in-depth report cards after each semester.