Math
★ Able to count two digit numbers up to 70
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Able to do more complex addition and subtraction
problems
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Able to solve basic word problems
★ Able to understand what
estimation is and how it is used |
Computers
★
Able to type simple words more accurately
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Able to hold a mouse more accurately
★ Able to locate letters
on the keyboard
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Able to recognize the
different symbols and their usage
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Writing & Reading
★ Able
to list as many words as they know to build vocabulary
★ Able
to use basic adjectives
★ Able
to write some letters and words in cursive
★ Able
to read for meaning and understanding
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Social
Studies (History + Geography)
★ Able
to explain about past civilizations
★ Able
to explain how people in the world are similar and different
★ Able
to use basic maps
★ Able
to locate things using directions
Art
★ Able to use different shading techniques
★
Able to outline objects with a dark border
★ Able to recognize and use 3D objects
★
Able to recreate
pictures from memory
Conversational
Usage
★ Able
to ask for directions to locate a place
★ Able
to give specific details when answering a question
★ Able
to talk to adults and friends using different forms of speech
★
Able to ask questions based on little
information
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Listening Comprehension
★ Able
to separate similar sounding words
★ Able
to find meaning in longer stories
★ Able
to recite the main points of oral stories
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Able to describe characters in stories with
more details
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Phonics
★
Able to say difficult tongue twisters
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Able to clap out syllables to show word recognition
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Able to present information orally
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Able to organize ideas and impressions
Science
★
Able to explain why animals need to eat, drink and
breathe
★ Able to briefly explain
the food chain
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Able to demonstrate beginning experimentation
★ Able to explain about
the parts of a flower
Music
★ Able to sing and clap simultaneously
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Able to sing to longer songs
★ Able to recognize rhythms from Japanese language
★
Able to play basic notes
on the harmonica
Japanese
★
Able to write longer sentences using proper grammar
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Able to use and understand particles
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Able to use and understand contracted sounds
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Able to recognize and use all katakana
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Physical Education
★
Able to do sit-ups and pull-ups
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Able to catch, throw and kick a ball
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Able to exercise in groups
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Able to run for an extended period of time
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Manners
★
Able to demonstrate thinking before taking action
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Able to show respect for themselves, their friends and
their school
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Able to explain why people need to behave
★ Able to show the desire
to take care and clean their things
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