PRACTICAL LIFE
Children continue to develop concentration,
coordination, self-reliance, and self-discipline.
Children master increasingly challenging and
developmentally appropriate tasks that lead
them toward the care of self and of the social
community within which they live and learn.
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SENSORIAL
Children develop a foundation for understanding
the abstract by distinguishing, categorizing and
comparing objects.
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LANGUAGE ARTS
Students practice reading and writing skills
covering topics in science, history, geography,
and the arts. Formal grammar, punctuation,
word study, spelling, and sentence analysis are
systematically introduced upon mastering basic
reading and writing.
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MATHEMATICS
Along with the principles of arithmetic,
elementary students are introduced to the study
of the fundamentals of algebra, geometry, logic,
and statistics. The students also learn the
practical applications of mathematics in every
day life, such as measurement, handling
finances, making economic comparisons, and
gathering data and statistical analyses.
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SCIENCE
on the study of life. Students also learn about
The primary focus of the science curriculum is
the process and “philosophy of science;” how
to ask questions, observe systematically, and
conduct experiments.
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CULTURAL STUDIES
The goal of the Cultural studies curriculum is to
develop a global perspective. Consequently, the
study of history and world cultures forms the
cornerstone of the curriculum. Topics include:
physical geography, continents of the world,
early man, ancient civilizations, American
History, and Citizenship.
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