Subject | Breakdown/ Strands | Overview | |
The Arts | Dance | Further movement vocabulary through varied opportunities, topics, and audiences, as well as, using choreographic forms. | |
Drama | Focus on role play in various formats and groupings. | ||
Music | Focus on developing ability to read musical notation and apply knowledge through performance. | ||
Visual Arts | Application of elements of design for various purposes in many different formats. | ||
French | Listening | Focus is placed on listening during interactions with others, comprehension of presentations, media broadcasts, and general social and school purposes. | |
Speaking | Focus is placed on creating authentic opportunities for speaking. | ||
Reading | Strategies need to be put in place to offer opportunities for authentic reading where students can interpret texts and re-apply ideas into new contexts. | ||
Writing | Varied opportunities, through both purpose and audience, need to be created for students to organize thoughts and ideas and have time to reflect. | ||
Health & Physical Education | Living Skills | Emphasis is placed on the development of interpersonal through communication and social skills and behaviours. | |
Active Living | Continuation of participation in individual and group activities, as well as, developing fitness goals and self-monitoring strategies. | ||
Movement Competence | Development of further movement skills through a variety of activities. | ||
Healthy Living | Further investigation into factors that contribute to health, with more focus on decisions connected to their personal health. | ||
Language | Oral Communication | Focus on listening skills and ability to respond appropriately in varied situations with varied audiences. | |
Reading | Read a large variety of texts, focusing on construction of meaning and how different literary features help to convey meaning. | ||
Writing | Focus on the development of writing for intended purposes, through generating, gathering, and organizing ideas, and then using editing and assessment skills to correct and enhance pieces. | ||
Media LIteracy | Create and understand various media texts and how they convey meaning. | ||
Mathematics | Number Sense and Numeration | Proportional reasoning, solve problems using basic mathematics calculations, and reading numbers, decimals, and fractions, and understanding magnitudes. | |
Measurement | Estimate, measure and record various perimeters and lengths | ||
Geometry and Spatial Sense | Identify, classify, construct, and deconstruct figures and shapes. | ||
Patterning and Algebra | Determining relationships and the use variables in investigations. | ||
Data Management and Probability | Collect and organize data and use relationships to predict results. | ||
Native Languages | Oral Communication | Communicate in familiar contexts and demonstrate understanding of spoken language. | |
Reading | Demonstrate an understanding of vocabulary and read sentences. | ||
Writing | Write sentences using appropriate writing system. | ||
Science and Technology | Understanding Life Systems | Habitats and Communities Human Organ Systems Biodiversity | Curriculum goals for each strand/unit should be coupled with numerous skills for developing scientific concepts: inquiry through both experimentation and research, and further focus on problem solving skills. |
Understanding Structures and Mechanisms | Strong and Stable Structures Pulleys and Gears Forces Acting on Structures and Mechanisms | ||
Understanding Matter and Energy | Light and Sound Properties of Changes in Matter Electricity and Electrical Devices | ||
Understanding Earth and Space Systems | Rocks and Minerals Conservation of Energy and Resources Space | ||
Social Studies | Heritage and Identity | Early Societies First Nations and Europeans in New France and Early Canada Communities in Canada: Past and Present | |
People and Environments | Political and Physical Regions of Canada The Role of Government and Responsible Citizenship Canada’s Interactions with the Global Community |