Social Studies
Exploration and discovery Establishment of settlements in the New World Colonial life in America Pioneer life in America Revolutionary War in America Westward movement in America Industrial and cultural growth Democracy's principles and documents Life in the U.S. and its possessions		Geography of the U.S. Natural resources of the U.S. Canada and Mexico Relationship between teh U.S. and Canada Comparitive cultures of Canada Countries and cultures of the Westrern Hemisphere: Central America, West Indies, South America Map and globe skills

Science
Biological adaptations Biotic communities Animal and plant classification Fish Reptiles Bacteria Molds Trees Plants and their food Conservation Cells Human body Landforms		Properties of air and water Time and seasons Temperature and thermometers Magnetics fields Use and control of electricity Conduction and convection Light and optics Force systems Chemical systems Sun and solar system Space and space exploration Scientific method and scientific inquiry

Language Arts
Silent and oral reading Types of literature Presenting original plays Listening skills Dictionary use for word meaning, analysis, spelling Common homonyms Homophones and homographs Synonyms and antonyms Using a thesaurus Spelling Plurals and possessives Kinds of sentences		Parts of sentences Cursive handwriting Outlining Paragraph writing Writing letters, stories, reports, poems, plays Preparing a simple bibliography Proofreading skills Parts of a newspaper Using study materials:keys, tables, graphs, charts, legends, library catalogs, index, table of contents, reference materials, maps

Health & Safety
Dental hygiene Our water supply Sewage disposal Care of the eyes Nutrition and diet Diseases Germ-bearing insects and pests		Community health resources Elementary first aid Bicycle and water safety Preparing for puberty Human reproduction Substance abuse

Mathmatics
Reading and writing numbers to 10 places Mixed numbers Set of integers Numeration systems Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division of whole numbers Fundamental processes: whole numbers and common fractions Common and decimal fractions		Decimals to the thousandths Ratio and persent Exponents Customary and metric measurements Extension of geometric concepts Word problems in daily life Charts adn graphs: picture, bar, line, and circle graphs Concept of sampling

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