ELA Curriculum
Math Curriculum
Home Learning
100

What goes home nightly?

Book bags. 

100

How can you represent 26 using base ten blocks?

Two ten blocks and six ones. 

100

How will home learning change throughout the year?

Home learning will evolve as learners grow, develop new skills, and become more independent throughout the year.  

 

200

What is our class literacy goal? 

For learners to develop a true joy for reading and writing. 

200

How can learners show their mathematical thinking?

Through drawings, manipulatives, numbers, and words.

200

What happens for thirty minutes a night?

Home learning.

300

How can literacy empower our learners? 

Learners will see reading and writing as meaningful tools in school and beyond and can serve as a vehicle for agency and change-making. 

300

How do we meet learners at different math levels?

By providing appropriate challenges and support based on individual needs.

300

On what platform can you communicate with Ms. Astrid and find learners' grades? 

On Toddle. 

400

What is literacy independence? 

Learners will be able to read and write on their own fluently. 

400

What is the teacher’s role during math exploration?

To observe and question learners, document their work, and extend their thinking.

400

Why do we provide home learning?

To reinforce classroom learning, build confidence, and strengthen skills through continued practice.

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