나는 5학년을 준비했습니다! 5학년 준비

Welcome to 5th Grade Readiness!  In this class learners will meet 3x per week to ensure they are ready for 5th grade.  This class includes writing skills, math concepts, science, geography and reading skills.  All taught material is concepts taught in 4th grade.  This is a kind of crash course review for 4th grade.  We will meet for 4 weeks so 12 total meetings.  Each meeting will cover a different concept and will all come with homework.  These aren't things that need to be done before the next class but rather sheets they can work on throughout the summer to continue going over their concepts.  

Wild and Unstructured Learning is a hands on company.  This class will have a lot of different hands on activities to reinforce their learning experience.  Here is a full breakdown of what we will go over throughout class together.

Week 1-
Reading-  Context of a text to determine the meaning of a word
Science-Earth and space
Writing-Clarity and structure
Math- Using all four operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
Geography- The 5 regions of North America

Week 2-
Reading- Differences between narrative prose, drama, and poetry
Science- Motion and sound
Writing- Reasons, facts, and details to support and strengthen arguments
Math- Solve multi-step word problems involving multi-digit numbers
Geography- The Northeast, Southeast, Southwest United States

Week 3-
Reading- Different parts of poems and plays
Science-Plants; the cycle of life; animals
Writing-  Organize writing, ensure that it flows well, and group together related components
Math-  Fractions, including equal (equivalent) fractions and ordering fractions
Geography-  The Midwest, and West united States

Week 4-
We will spend this week paying close attention to the areas we notice that could improve.  This week will be tailored based on the  previous 3 weeks. 

Each week learners will do different science experiments and make hands on geography art as well as really work hard on their reading and math.  This class is perfect for any student who is going to start 5th grade concepts soon.