
“Enthusiastic” is an understatement when describing our first graders’ approach to learning! Everything is interesting and everything is possible.
In our light-filled spacious classroom, there is abundant room for children to move about, to work in clusters, to read quietly, to listen to a young writer read from the “Author's Chair,” or to work one-on-one with a teacher.
Come see how strong a foundation can be built with our rich curriculum and our extraordinary teachers.
Karen Bouchard
Julie Ernst
• Phonics and chart activities with long and short vowels,
irregular vowels, blends and digraphs
• Literature sets with writing and comprehension activities
(reading journals)
• Daily oral editing
• Story writing
• Mini report writing
• Parts of Speech
• Solve number problems
• Addition and subtraction facts to 20
• Introduction to fractions, geometry
• Time — to quarter hour
• Measurement
• Problem solving
• Journaling
• Money
• Economics — read related books and materials, complete class projects including planning, working to earn money, buying and donating supplies to a local charity
• Maps — continents, land forms, directions
• Field trips
• Multi-media presentations (computer and videos)
• Saint Louis — read related books and materials, complete class projects including introducing a timeline of important events, identifying various landmarks and publishing a book on Saint Louis history and landmarks
• Story writing
• 100th Day of school
• Fabulous Friday — math and science projects
• Magic House Village — operate businesses
• Missouri Botanical Gardens field trip
• Service Project field trip
Art – 45 minutes 2 times a week
Library – 40 minutes per week
Music – 30 minutes 4 times a week
Spanish – 30 minutes 4 times a week
Physical Education – 30 minutes daily
Science – 45 minutes 4 times a week



