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Summer Session 1 |
Saturday Sessions |
Summer Session 2 |
Post-Graduates |
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Math |
Number Theory: Place value, vocabulary |
Geometry Continued: Volume, Polygons, Review of number theory and math vocabulary, reinforce fraction concepts |
Word Problems with fractions and applications |
Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 and 2, |
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English |
Novel: Maniac
Magee |
Novel: House on Mango
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Novel: Watsons Go to
Birmingham |
Novel: varied |
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Social Studies |
Road to American revolution, The First Americans: research and consolidation of information, flip books, brochures, travel books, use of primary and secondary sources |
Varied: Social service, equity and justice. Research projects with the use of PowerPoint and other technology |
Civil Rights Movement: History, important
historical figures, diversity dialogues |
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Science |
Intro to Science: Life Science & Chemistry, Physical and Earth Science, intro to scientific method, laboratory and safety procedures |
Occasional units of Science in the News |
Manipulation and use of scientific variables: Chemistry & Earth Science, writing of lab reports, developing ideas for experiments |
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Introduction to Language |
Latin Roots: extensive list of Latin roots and applications |
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Spanish |
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Introduction to the language: vocabulary, grammar, conjugation of regular verbs, sentence structure, geography, culture |
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Study Skills |
Organization, Time management, Note taking, Planning Ahead, Developing individual study techniques, Presentation of work. |
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This is a spiraling curriculum i.e. concepts learned in summer I are revisited and reinforced throughout the year and in summer II |
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Writing Workshop |
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Editorial Writing, Journal Entries, Expository, Analysis, Peer Review and Editing, Fictional and non-fictional writing |
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Examinator |
Test-taking techniques, vocabulary review, reading comprehension tips, study techniques |
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