ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CURRICULUM (Grades 4 through 8)

The curriculum is not limited to the basics. It includes all school-directed activities (i.e. work assignments, field trips, History trips, campouts, etc.). Development of the "whole" child is encouraged. Activities are included that allow children to learn in their preferred styles: linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, kinesthetic, interpersonal, and intrapersonal. New ways of learning, including interaction and involvement of all the senses, are explored through a balance of self-directed and teacher-directed activities.

Language:
Language· Grammar and mechanics of writing
· Creative writing
· Research report-writing
· Writing and editing original compositions
· Reading, writing, and interpreting poetry and classical
  literature
· Vocabulary study
· Spelling lists and word games
· Reading for pleasure

100 marshmellows

Math:

· General Math concepts
· Pre-algebra
· Geometry
· Algebra
· Projects
· Use of Math tools
· Solving story problems and equations
· Economics


Space
Science and Health
· Experimenting using the scientific process
· Projects
· Study of anatomy, physical development, and major body
  systems (digestion, circulation, muscular, nervous)
· Drug awareness
· Conservation and ecology

The Olympic Torch


Social Studies

· History
· Current events
· Government
· Geography and maps
· Multi-cultural study
· Community service projects
· Relationships


MusicArts:
· Music: choir, music reading
· Study of artists and their styles
· Drama: writing and producing original plays
  and skits
· Use of variety of media to create original art

Bible


Bible:

· Study of Bible characters
· Study of various beliefs and religions
· Personal sharing of beliefs

 


Computers:
· Keyboard practice
Campouts· Games
· Internet research
· Word processing

Extra-curricular Activities:
· Bi-annual campouts
· Annual one-week Texas History trip
· Field trips: museums, theater,
  symphony, opera

 



The Center For Creative Living
2401 Oakland Boulevard, Suite 100
Fort Worth, Texas 76103
(817) 534-2189
school@cfcl.cc

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