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Pre-K

Counting, letter sounds, shapes, and stories read aloud.

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Kindergarten

Counting, letter sounds, and the world around us.

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1st grade

Adding, subtracting, sight words, and community.

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2nd grade

Place value, states of matter, reading for meaning.

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3rd grade

Multiplication, government, forces and motion.

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4th grade

Figurative language, fractions, Earth changes.

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5th grade

Fractions, decimals, ecosystems, U.S. history.

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6th grade

Ratios, conflict and plot, energy, cultures.

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7th grade

Proportions, Texas history, cells and forces, argument.

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8th grade

Linear equations, U.S. history, Newton's laws, research.

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Reading & Writing

Phonics, sight words, plot and conflict, figurative language, and author’s purpose.

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Math

Counting to ratios: place value, facts fluency, fractions, decimals, geometry, and data.

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Science

Matter, forces, weather, Earth and space, ecosystems, and the scientific method.

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Social Studies

Communities, maps, Texas and U.S. history, government, citizenship, and economics.

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Spanish

Beginning Spanish at every age: greetings, numbers, family, food, and everyday conversation.

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Play Count the Critters
Kindergarten · Math

Count the Critters

Count ducks, apples, and fish. Which group has more?

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Play Multiplication Meteor
3rd grade · Math

Multiplication Meteor

Beat the clock on your times tables. Three in a row earns a combo bonus.

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Play Figurative Language Lab
4th grade · Reading

Figurative Language Lab

Similes, metaphors, personification, and idioms, sorted and explained.

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Play Conflict and Plot
6th grade · Reading

Conflict and Plot

Five conflict types and five plot stages, with printable study notes.

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BaccHomework helper · 3rd grade · Maya · Math 3.4(K)
Mia has 24 stickers. She shares them equally with 4 friends. How many does each friend get? I don't get it
Let's find the clues. Does "shares equally" mean we are putting stickers together, or splitting them up?
splitting up
Right. So 24 stickers get split into 4 equal groups. If you dealt them out one at a time like cards, how many would each friend end up with?
6?
Yes! 24 ÷ 4 = 6. You just turned a word problem into a division problem by finding the clue word. That works every time.
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