There’s more to learn!

In our 3rd grade class, we present students with new challenges and open their minds up to a new educational world. After becoming comfortable and proficient in the subjects of their previous grades we add on three new subjects to their curriculum to expand their minds to new and fresh ideas that will spark their curiosity and eagerness to learn. These three new subjects are:

Science: Science grants students the ability to begin to view the world in a totally new light by teaching them new scientific concepts and rules. These new concepts allow them to see the earth not only on the surface level but also through a scientific lens. They’ll learn how the earth functions and how their very own actions can affect these processes.

Social Studies: Social studies is the combined study of various aspects or branches of the study of human society such as the arts, and social sciences, mostly including economics, history, and civics. Social studies gives students another pair of lenses to look through. A social lens where they can see the functions of society and economics. The knowledge that they gain from this is the knowledge that will aid them throughout their adulthood.

English: Combined with all of their other subjects is arguably the most important one of them all. English is the study of human communication through the English language. We live in a social world where interaction with one another is inevitable and necessary, so learning the skill of effective and proper communication is crucial for one’s growth. This skill is one that we believe must be taught to children young and once the seed has been planted, it is something that will grow along with them and improve as they experience the world. Early education in language skills helps children develop critical thinking, empathy, and the ability to engage in meaningful conversations.