Meeting the standards.
ARTICLE PAGE MATHEMATICS GRADES
Marilyn Burns: 16 Uses discussions with teachers and other K-8
10 Big Math students to understand problems; Explains
Ideas to others how she or he went about solving
a numerical problem; Uses whole number
models to represent problems
Helping Kids 27 Knows the difference between pertinent and K-8
Think and Work irrelevant information when solving
on Their Own problems; Uses the process of elimination
to solve problems; Understands that some
ways to solve a problem are more helpful
than others
Origami Math 41 Understands basic properties of figures 3-6
(e.g., two-or three-dimensionality,
symmetry, number of faces); Uses a variety
of strategies to understand problem
situations (e.g., modeling problem with
physical objects)
Web Sitings: 62 Understands the general uses of 3-8
Math Games mathematics; Uses a variety of strategies
to understand problem situations (e.g.,
modeling problem with diagrams)
ARTICLE PAGE LANGUAGE ARTS GRADES
Poetry 37 Uses reading skills and strategies to 2-6
Workshop: understand a variety of literary passages
Waxing Poetic and texts (e.g., nonfiction, poems,
fables); Knows the defining
characteristics of a variety of literary
forms and genres (e.g., poems)
Booktalk: 65 Uses reading skills and strategies to K-8
New Fantasy understand a variety of texts (e.g.,
fairy tales, fiction, nonfiction); Relates
stories to personal experiences
ARTICLE PAGE ART GRADES
Art Workship: 34 Knows how various concepts and principles 3-8
How to Paint are used in the arts and disciplines
Like Georgia outside the arts (e.g., balance, shape,
O'Keeffe pattern); Understands and applies media,
techniques, and processes related to the
visual arts
Masterpiece 36 Understands how factors of time and place 3-8
Lesson: (e.g., climate, resources, ideas,
Georgia technology) influence visual, spatial, or
O'Keeffe temporal characteristics that give meaning
or function to a work of art
Origami Math 41 Knows that the visual arts have both a 3-6
history and a specific relationship to
various cultures; Knows ways in which the
principles of other disciplines taught in
school are interrelated with those of the
arts
ARTICLE PAGE SOCIAL STUDIES AND SCIENCE GRADES
Zap! How 46 Knows that electricity in circuits can 3-6
Electricity produce light, heat, sound, and magnetic
Works effects; Knows the organization of a
simple electrical circuit (e.g., battery,
wire, or a complete loop through which
the electrical current can pass)
Hot Spots: 51 Uses map grids (e.g., latitude and 4-8
The Equator longitude or alphanumeric system); Knows
the location of physical and human
features on maps and globes; Understands
how physical systems affect human systems
CyberHunt: 56 Knows that living organisms have distinct 4-8
Venus Flytrap structures and body systems that serve
specific functions in growth, survival,
and reproduction; Knows that plants have
features that help them live in different
environments
The standards cited here are the K-8 national standards determined by
McREL (Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning). To learn
more, go to www.mcrel.org The grade levels are those recommended by
Instructor.
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