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First grade represents the first year of growth and improvement in schooling. Counting becomes addition and subtraction. Words become sentences. First-grade kids are introduced to more complicated social topics such as culture and scientific subjects like potential versus kinetic energy. The Learning Library’s first-grader resources are engaging and skills-based to help young students seamlessly transition into the next phase of their education.

Resources to Build on First Grade Foundations

As small scholars continue to grow in height, their brains grow as well. The Learning Library is an easy-to-navigate source for teachers and parents. The library of resources provides academic yet stimulating guided lessons, lesson plans, hands-on challenges and more that are created by ace educators.

First-grade students continue to build a strong educational foundation while being introduced to a wider variety of topics such as map reading and the anatomy of plants. In addition to old-school pen-and-paper school work, first-grade is a time students become more comfortable with computers. While many adults may have never had computer or typing courses in school, today students are introduced to computers and keyboards right off the bat. Games with captivating and colorful illustrations help first-graders learn how to use the spacebar, get familiar with key locations and begin to type words. Learning typing skills at a young age supports accuracy and speed as they grow.

Beyond the keyboard and traditional subjects, the resource library offers tools on mindfulness, mindful eating, self-awareness, and other self-improvement methods so kids can absorb more of the world around them and gain resilience and compassion.

Homeschooling a First Grader | Time4Learning

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Going from kindergarten to the first grade is a big transition for students and parents alike. A first-grade education builds on what a child has learned in kindergarten and sets the stage for future learning. Time4Learning’s homeschool first-grade curriculum and lesson plans will empower you to reach your learning objectives for the year. Our corresponding lesson plans will help your family stay on track throughout your homeschool journey.

What Do First Graders Learn?

First-grade students are expected to have an understanding and knowledge of basic skills in language arts, math, science, and social studies. This will help them expand on those skills and gain new ones quickly and easily.

Below are some of the skills and concepts that a first-grade student will typically learn:

  • Become an independent reader, improve their phonics, phonemic awareness, and comprehension
  • Grammar skills including capitalization and punctuation
  • Handwriting skills, writing their name as well as simple words and sentences
  • Math skills such as adding and subtracting, identifying patterns and shapes
  • How to make scientific observations and record these in writing, pictures and/or graphs
  • Symbols that represent the U.S.
  • Important figures and events in U.S. history
  • The difference between living and nonliving things
  • The importance of the sun in relation to Earth and living things

The Time4Learning first-grade lesson plans pages can help you gain an understanding of what a first-grade education should include.

What to Look for in a First-Grade Homeschool Curriculum

Most first graders are about five or six years old and seeking independence as they explore the world around them, but they need help with some tasks. If you’re new to homeschooling and learning how to homeschool first grade, or simply looking for a new homeschool curriculum, it’s essential to keep these things in mind when choosing the right curriculum.

  • Does the curriculum make learning fun and keep children engaged?
  • Is the material taught in a clear way using real-world examples?
  • Does it include reporting tools that make tracking progress easy?
  • Are there plenty of opportunities for children to reinforce skills?
  • Do the activities promote problem-solving skills?

Math Curriculum

Time4Learning’s First Grade Math Curriculum and Lesson Plans builds on the skills learned in kindergarten and will further your child’s knowledge and proficiency in mathematical skills such as:

  • Addition and subtraction
  • Fractions
  • Operations
  • Currency and patterns

Language Arts Curriculum

Time4Learning’s First-Grade Language Arts Curriculum and Lesson Plans will build on what your child already knows and further their skills and proficiency in language arts, including:

  • Reading and writing skills
  • Understanding of spelling rules
  • Comprehension skills, and more

Science Curriculum

Time4Learning’s First-Grade Science Curriculum and Lesson Plans will prepare your child with a solid foundation and understanding of concepts that will set the stage for further learning in the years to come in the areas of:

  • Scientific observation
  • Physical science
  • Life science
  • Earth science

Municipal educational institution "Secondary school No.

66"

A first-grader studies 33 academic weeks during the year.
Classes start on September 1st and end on May 30th.
During the school year, a first grader has several vacations:

Specific dates for the start of vacations and their duration are determined by the Department of Education, but their total duration must be such that children study for 33 weeks during the period from September 1 to May 30.

FIRST GRADE STUDENT MODE.

Classes start at 8.00. End of lessons - 12.50
Lesson duration - 35 minutes in the first half of the year, 40 minutes in the second half of the year
Academic days: Monday - Friday.
Breakfast - after the second lesson
From 12:00 to 18:00 - extended day group. Lunch is paid by the parents. Walking, following the teacher's recommendations, games, developing activities.

FIRST GRADE STUDENTS.

First-graders study according to the ungraded system, i.e. they are not given "five", "four" and other marks. This is the rule not only of our school, but of all schools in the country. But this does not mean that the success of the child is not evaluated.
To assess how well a first-grader copes with the training program, our school uses:

  • Sheets of individual achievements - in special tables, the teacher records how much the student has mastered the material of each topic, how he copes with tasks of each type, what mistakes he makes. It is this material that the teacher will discuss with parents
  • Color monitoring of success in subjects - in special tables, a certain color is recorded how the child copes with the final tasks for each topic. Changes in student progress are clearly visible.
  • Portfolio (achievement folders) - they collect everything that shows the success of the child.
  • Verbal detailed comments on the results of the child's work in the lesson, the completion of the task.

SCHOOL EQUIPMENT AND UNITS.

School uniform - dark bottom, light top (solid color), burgundy vest with school emblem. Jeans are prohibited. The boys need a tie. Change of shoes is required. Required school supplies:

  • Backpack or briefcase
  • Case
  • Checkered notebook - 5 pcs.
  • Narrow ruled notebook - 5 pcs.
  • Blue ballpoint pen – 2 pcs.
  • Simple pencil - 2 pcs.
  • Line
  • Markers
  • Colored pencils
  • Honey watercolor paints
  • Palette
  • Tassels (3 squirrel or pony)
  • Water cup
  • Color paper
  • Colored cardboard
  • Plasticine
  • Sketchbook
  • Case file
  • Scissors
  • Glue stick

FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS:

  • Literacy, writing
  • Mathematics
  • World around
  • Literary reading
  • Russian language
  • Fine arts
  • Music
  • Technology
  • Physical culture

Teaching is conducted according to the teaching materials "School of Russia" mathematician L. G. Peterson

DATES OF THE FUTURE FIRST GRADE STUDENT.

  • November - December - meeting of parents of future first-graders
  • January - meeting of parents of future first-graders
  • November - March - classes of the School of Future First Graders
  • February - the beginning of the collection of documents
  • May (end) - 1st grade pre-staffing
  • August (end) - trial day (class gathering, organizational issues)
  • August (end) - parent meeting
  • SEPTEMBER 1 - DAY OF KNOWLEDGE

First-graders of school No. 183 will study in the assembly hall in Nizhny Novgorod on September 2, 2022

First-graders of school No. 183 will study in the assembly hall in Nizhny Novgorod on September 2, 2022 | Nizhny Novgorod truth

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Parents were not satisfied with the state of the "class"

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First-graders of school No. 183 will study in the assembly hall in the Sormovsky district of Nizhny Novgorod. It is reported by "By the way".

Before the new academic year, school No. 183 accepted 165 new students in the first grades, although according to the standards it could only accept 125 people. It was also impossible to refuse future first-graders: they all live on the territory assigned to the school.

The management of the educational institution found a non-standard solution and offered one of the classes to study in the assembly hall.

“Suddenly we find out that we will study in some incomprehensible room, which is stubbornly called a classroom, although it is not such,” said Yulia Bochkova, the mother of a first-grader.

The condition of the "class" did not suit the parents: desks and chairs, according to them, were in an emergency condition.

“I almost fell off my chair because the back wasn't screwed in,” Yulia Bochkova complained.

Parents also noted the absence of teaching aids on the walls, chalk or marker boards, and other necessary things.

“According to the regulations, there is not even one common bathroom for boys and girls, but for some reason they thought that we would do it anyway. Now it's not a classroom, it's just a common room. There is an old piano, for example. This room during some mass events may well be used for its intended purpose, as an assembly class. That is, our desks will be moved somewhere to the wall, ”the mother of the first grader shared her fears.

To solve the problem, the parents wrote a collective letter to the education department of the Sormovskiy district. By September 1, the class had changed: benches and emergency chairs were removed, a blackboard, furniture, and a multimedia projector appeared. Also, a separate dressing room was arranged for first-graders.

“This is our principled position: this is a classroom, this is not an assembly hall. There will be no group events. Visibility, didactics appeared,” emphasized Maria Chernikova, Head of the Department of Education of the Sormovskiy District.

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