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One-digit addition and subtraction, Count, identify, and write numbers, Reading and writing numerals, Addition and subtraction of two-digit numbers, Comparing money values, Adding four-digit numbers, Subtracting with regrouping, Rounding Numbers, Solving word problems that involve time, money, measurement, Place value, Solving problems with decimal points, Creating number sentence or equation from word problem, Finding perimeter and area, Rounding Numbers,

Multiplying 3-digit by 2-digit numbers, Adding Subtracting Fraction, Bar Graph, Line Graph, Venn Diagram, Using protractor, sorting and classifying triangles, polygons, quadrilaterals, Using variables to simplify expressions, Use ratios and rates, Relationship between fractions, decimals, and percents, Ratio and proportion, Algebra, Probability, Pythagorean theorem, Solving real-world problems, Calculate square roots, Mean Median Mode, Interpreting circle

Domain and range, Slope and y-intercept of a linear function, Create absolute value equations, Solve a system of linear equations, Evaluate a quadratic function, Simplify numerical expressions, Find common monomial factors of polynomials, Protractor postulate and angle addition postulate, Constructing parallel and perpendicular lines, Parallelograms, Radian, Functions and Graphs, Analytic Geometry, Six Trigonometric Functions, Sines and Cosines, Credit, Debt

Letter recognition, Phonetic awareness, Building fluency, Vocabulary, Comprehension

Grammar and Mechanics, Reading Comprehension, Literary Analysis, Vocabulary

Reading comprehension, Vocabulary development, Literary analysis, Communication skills

Nouns, Pronouns and Adjectives, Verbs, Capitalization, Sentence Structure, Sentence Subject, Sentence Predicate, Proofreading

The Sentence, The Fragment, The Run-On, Nouns, Subjects of a Sentence, Predicates of a Sentence, Subject-Verb Agreement in a Sentence

Phrases, Clauses, Noun Plurals, Possessive Forms, Subject-Verb Agreement, Verb Tenses, Adjectives, Adverbs, Comma Commotion, The Semicolon, The Em Dash, Punctuation Predicaments

Plays, poems, News articles, Understand grammar rules, Punctuation, Capitalization, Write a complete paragraph with topic sentence and supporting details, Punctuation, grammar, and syntax skills. Citations and Quotes, Synonyms, Antonyms, Idioms, Homophones and Latin and Greek roots. Summarizing, Paraphrasing, Synthesizing, Main ideas, comparing and contrasting ideas and information, Cause and effect, Symbolism, Inferences, Mood, Tone, Point of view

Identify the features and purpose of myths, Interpret similes, analyze figurative language and use prior knowledge to make predictions, Researching and writing about mythical characters, Determine the central idea and purpose of a text, Organize paragraphs, Identify rhetorical devices and fallacies, Correcting grammar errors in texts, Writing narrative, compare-and-contrast, informative, and argumentative essays, Shakespeare, Donne, Marvell

Building blocks of life, Animal and plant cells, Birds and mammals, The immune system, Living things and the environment, Differentiate between atoms, elements, molecules, and compounds, Compare and contrast animal and plant cells, Identify the components and structure of DNA, Describe factors that contribute to the extinction of a species, Differentiate between learned and inherited behaviors, Earth Science, Physical Science, Structure and composition of the atmosphere, How the Earth and the moon stay in orbit, Atoms, Elements, and the Periodic Table, Matter, Chemical Reactions, Electricity and Magnetism, Temperature and Heat, Motion and Forces, Waves and Sound, Light

Interactions among organisms, Building blocks of life, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Structure of a human being, Energy flow between organisms in an ecosystem, DNA and genetics,  Conduct a dissection, The molecular basis of heredity, Fossil record, Physical properties and chemical properties of matter, Neutrons  of an element, its mass number, and its isotopes, Kinetic-molecular theory, Spontaneous and nonspontaneous reactions, Bronsted-Lowry definitions of acids and bases, Heterogeneous mixtures, Equilibrium expressions, Laws and applications of motion, forces, and gravity, Laws of thermodynamics, Nuclear and modern physics, Newton’s first, second, and third laws of motion, Kepler’s laws, Kinetic energy, mass, or velocity, Ohm’s law, Einstein’s two postulates of special relativity

World History, Ancient World History, World Cultures and Geography, Civics, Government, and Economics, Middle School US History, The beginnings of human societies, World’s first advanced society, The Sumerians, The beginning of human migration, Egyptian gods and goddesses, How the crusades changed Europe forever, The middle ages and renaissance, Imperialism, World War I and World War II, Physical and human geography, The influence of different religions, Geography, The division of Earth into continents, oceans, and hemispheres, Race and ethnicity, Major climate regions of the U.S. and Canada, The reasons for taking a census, The purpose of government, The structure of the Constitution, The foundation of democratic rule in the American colonies, The rise of the abolitionist movement

US History I, Survey of World History, US History II, US Government, Voyages of Columbus, Colonization, the different colonies, and colonial life, The Declaration of Independence, the Revolutionary war, the constitution, and the Bill of Rights, Washington’s presidency and the new political parties, The War of 1812 and the Monroe Doctrine, The key turning points in the Revolutionary war, The Constitution and Bill of Rights, The impact of industrialization and the economic impact of slavery, Human Origins and the Neolithic Revolution, The fall of the Roman Empire, Art and culture in Medieval Europe, The economic changes that occurred in the United States and Europe after World War I, How war production helped to end the Great Depression, American Government, The Constitution, Public Policy, Civics and Participation, Civil Rights and Liberties

Sраniѕh, Frеnсh, Pоrtuguеѕе, Itаliаn, Hаitiаn/Crеоlе, Mаndаrin Chinеѕе, Accents, Prоnunсiаtiоn, Rеаding in the lаnguаgе, Writing in thе lаnguаgе, Vосаbulаrу, Prоnunсiаtiоn, Intеrрrеtаtiоn, Foreign Lаnguаgеѕ Suрроrt, Cultural Context

Prime Factorization of a Number, Linear Equations, Inequalities, Quadratic Equations, Complex & Imaginary Numbers, Properties of Exponents, Properties of Polynomials, Rational Expressions, Properties of Functions, Logarithms & Exponential Equations, Logic, Sets, Probability & Statistics, Geometry

Fluids, Thermodynamics, Electric charge, field, and potential, Circuits, Magnetic forces, magnetic fields, and Faraday’s law, Electromagnetic waves and interference, Chemistry of life, Heredity, Gene expression and regulation, Cellular energetics, Cell structure and function, Cell communication and cell cycle, Ecology, Atomic structure and properties, Intermolecular forces and properties, Chemical reactions, Molecular and ionic compound, Chemical equilibrium, Buffers, titrations, and solubility equilibria, States of matter and intermolecular forces, Kinetics, Thermodynamics, Electronic structure of atoms, Stoichiometry and molecular composition

English Literature, American Literature, Writing Mechanics, English Composition, How to Revise an Essay, Using Source Materials, Parts of an Essay, Essay Writing, Reading and Understanding Essays, Composition, Writing Process, Teaching Writing, Prose Nonfiction, Prose Fiction, Teaching Literature, Reading Basics, Analyzing Reading, Speaking Skills, Text Structure

Descriptive Writing, Expository Writing, Persuasive Writing, Narrative Writing, How to Revise an Essay, Using Source Materials, Parts of an Essay, Essay Writing, Understanding Essays, Composition, Writing Process, Teaching Writing, Prose Nonfiction, Prose Fiction, Analyzing Reading, Text Structure, Traits of Writing, Recursive Writing Process, Writing Fundamentals

Self-regulation, Attention, Task Initiation, Organization, Managing strong emotions, Inhibiting impulsive behaviors, Cope with strong emotions and stress, Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, Autism spectrum disorders, Non-verbal learning disorder, Learning differences, Executive Function deficits, Executive Function skills, Self-management abilities

Dеvеlорing better ѕtudу hаbitѕ, Study Skills For Middle School Students, Study Skills For Elementary School Students, Study Skills For High School Students, Testing taking, Active listening, Note-taking, Time management, Reading comprehension, Memorization, Stress management, Organization of ideas and study, Styles of writing

SAT, GRE, SHSAT, ISEE/SSAT, ELA, Regents, TASC, LOTE, Test preparation, Test-taking strategies, Good Study Habits, Mock test