Mastery & Innovation
Geology units that explore rocks, earth history, and layered time go by this narrative title.
What is "Stories in Stone"?
Reading and writing jokes helps students build engaging tone and practice this core reading goal.
What is Fluency (or Reading Stamina)?
Uncovering physical evidence, artifacts, and historical sites helps us learn about early cultures in this unit.
What is Tribes & Archaeology?
This continuous visual tool is used to show addition, subtraction, ages, and historical timelines.
What is a Number Line?
Liquid testing, acids, and bases are explored on a scale from 0 to 14 in this chemistry unit.
What is pH?
This personal writing unit asks students to reflect on meaningful life memories to explore their identity.
What is a Memoir?
Studying this 1860s conflict helps students understand nation-building, slavery, and core questions of American identity.
What is the Civil War?
Splitting pizza, sharing rewards, or converting $1/4$ into 0.25 and 25% falls under this fraction unit.
What is Find Fair Shares?
Studying physics through hands-on models, pushes, pulls, and motion often uses these everyday play items.
What are Toys / Building Models?
Character study, informative nonfiction, and joke-writing make up three of the major focus areas for this skill.
What is Reading Units / Comprehension?
This overall yearly theme connects individual heritage, community origins, and historical movements.
What is Identity?
Measuring 2D shapes, perimeter, and area involves balancing size, shape, and this line of balance.
What is Symmetry?