Art
K-3: Hibler
- Kinder students will create organic shapes- fall leaves and use crayon and watercolor to create a wax resist.
- 1st grade will have a flexible day to catch up on work and pack portfolios.
- 2nd grade will complete their landscape drawing using linear perspective and add color.
- 3rd grade will practice organic shapes and create overlapping leaves. We will practice watercolor techniques to fill spaces without blending colors.
3-6: Carlson
- 3rd grade will be learning new colored pencil techniques and learning about Audubon's Bird drawings.
- 4th grade will be completing their hand drawings and beginning to learn new oil pastel techniques.
- 5th grade will completing their optical illusion drawings and a drawing of brown paper bag.
- 6th grade will be finishing their Abstract Expressionist painting and beginning to learn about Vincent Van Gogh and begin replicating his famous "Chair" drawing.
Music
K-2: Abrego
- Kindergarten: The students will practice keeping a steady beat.
- 1st grade: The students will prepare to analyze repertoire that contains so-mi. The students will practice writing musical patterns that contain quarter and eighth notes.
- 2nd grade: The students will be able to create a visual representation of a sound that lasts two beats.
3-6: Massie
- 3rd grade: Students will demonstrate their memorization of their 1st concert piece: Various Themes on Fa-La-La. Students will listen for, analyze, and identify a new time signature: ¾ and compare and contrast between different time signatures.
- 4th grade: Students will demonstrate their memorization of their 1st concert piece: A Solfege Christmas. Students will also explain and demonstrate a melodic and rhythmic ostinato and sightread short musical phrases starting with Do, Mi, Sol, or High Do.
- 5th grade: Students will demonstrate their memorization of their 1st concert piece: Nutcracker Jingles.
- 6th grade: Students will dissect and discuss the differences between Opera Seria and Opera Buffa through analyzing a small part of the opera Don Giovanni. Students will demonstrate their memorization of the 1st concert piece: Galop.
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Spanish/ Latin
Spanish: Puopolo
- Kindergarten: Students will identify singular and plural school supplies and provide information about how they are used by visualizing and interpreting pages 100 and 101 in the textbook through participation during question time.
- First Grade: Students will learn and identify different school yard games in Chile and in their own school by using the textbook and the workbook to visualize and visually identify the context in which they are said.
- Second Grade: The students will continue learning about the days of the week and they will also discuss what they do on certain days of the week by practicing the verb form VOY and visualizing and interpreting pages 100-101 in the textbook through participation.
Latin: Fasenmyer
- 3rd Grade - Review Lesson 1-10, Begin Lesson 11. Prepare for end of Theme 1 Check for understanding.
- 4th Grade - Finish review of Chapter 7 & 9 of Minimus
- 5th Grade - Review test from Chapter 1 and begin Chapter 2 of Lingua Latina
- 6th Grade - Continue reviewing Chapter 1-4 of Lingua Latina and the basic uses of the Nominative, Genitive, Accusative and Vocative Cases. Learn the 2nd and 3rd Conjugations of Present Tense Verbs.
PE
K-3: Walsh
- Kinder-3rd grade: Students will be working on overhand and underhand throwing techniques. They will work strategically with others on a team with some exciting throwing games!
3-6: Guajardo
- 3rd grade: Throwing and Catching Fundamentals; Developing proper throwing and catching techniques for each student.
- 4th grade: Throwing and Catching Fundamentals; Developing proper throwing and catching techniques for each student.
- 5th grade: Students will learn and demonstrate the fundamental skills of volleyball including bumping, setting, and spiking. Students will develop hand-eye coordination, communication, teamwork, and sportsmanship through individual and partner activities.
- 6th grade: Students will learn and demonstrate the fundamental skills of volleyball including bumping, setting, and spiking. Students will develop hand-eye coordination, communication, teamwork, and sportsmanship through individual and partner activities.
