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Lower Elementary
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Math 
Counting "Tens" numbers.

ELA 
Using the letter "J".

Science
Students discuss what grows on a farm.

Science 
​Students learn about instruments to read the weather.

Opening Routine
​Students start their day, and discuss the weather.

Reading 
​Students start their day, and then move on to reading activities.

Special Education 
Students learn about letters of the alphabet.

Special Education 
Learning about math and science through baking bread.

ELA 
Reading stories and learning about astronomy.

Opening Routine 
Students begin their day by counting where they are in school year and collecting weather report.

ELA 
Students use opinion reasoning to make a case of whether or not their family should get a puppy.

ELA 
Students learn more about use word endings like -tion, etc.

ELA 
Class discussing making inferences from reading.

Math 
Creating and solving word problems.

ELA 
​Students complete reading assignment with teacher, and in groups.

Philosophy for Children 
​Students have philosophical discussion about why we are all alive.


Upper Elementary

ELA 
Class focusing on fables, and the meaning behind them.

ELA 
Students work together to edit and comment on written classwork.

Math 
Class focusing on different kinds of triangles.

Science 
​Students compare and contrast plants.

Math 
Students are introduced to "Bar" method to solve math problems.

Philosophy for Children
Students have philosophical discussion about why children are underestimated.

Reading 
​Students discuss and draw visualizations of class reading assignment.


Career and Technical Education
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STEM Robotics High School
Robotics students prepare their robots, and presentations for competition.

CTE Electrical Engineering High School
Students are given a real world design scenario and asked to create a solution.

​CTE Design High School
​Working in groups, students are asked to design an "Employee of the Month Plaque".

​CTE Agriculture High School
​Class activity measuring pH levels, followed by work in Hydroponic and Aquaponic systems.

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​CTE Animal Science High School
​Students present Animal Disease projects, then work on daily chores.



Intermediate

Math 
Students calculate needs for fictional food drive.

Math ​
​Students work on problems associated with fractions and finding parts of parts.

English ​
Class discussion of reading assignment.

Science 

Students discuss micro biology topics, and use microscopes.​

Science 
Examining properties of Atoms, and making models.

Math 
Students calculate bill, tax, and tip for a restaurant visit.

Science 
Students use a microscope to examine plant, onion, and cheek cells.

Social Studies 
Students examine local newspapers.

Social Studies 
Students spend time in the library learning about the world through google maps.

Spanish 
Practicing conjugations.

Spanish 
Making Salsa using Spanish vocabulary.

Math
Comparing the equations and graphs of functions and lines.
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Social Studies 
Students examine information about the causes and costs of the United States Civil War.

Social Studies
Students use research to form an opinion about the United States Civil War.

Social Studies 
The class discusses majority vs minority opinion in how society makes decisions.

Science 
A lab class examining the properties of manipulating water density.

Science 
Students examine patterns in the tidal calendar.


High School

ELA
Students analyze images and comment using Instagram vernacular.

ELA
Discussion of Jim Crow law era giving context for To Kill a Mockingbird.

ELA 
Whole class socratic style discussion of the book Flight.​​​

Math 
​Exploring principles of geometry and measure area of polygons.

Math 
​Finding the sum of angles in Polygons.
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Math 
​Class activity dropping Hershey Kisses and applying statistics math.

English 
​Whole class socratic style discussion of literature.

English 
​Students present non-book book reports.

History 
​Class activity exploring the McCarthy Hearings and Red Scare era.

History 
​Class activity exploring the Cuban Missile Crisis. ​



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