Math

• Place Value: thousands, millions, compare and order, expanded/standard form
• Addition and Subtraction Concepts: addition and subtraction of multidigit numbers up to 1,000,000; subtraction with regrouping
• Multiplication: multiply by one-digit numbers, multiply by two-digit numbers, multiply with regrouping, multiply three to four digit numbers
• Division: one-digit quotients, two-digit quotients, three-digit quotients, larger numbers in division, order of operations, finding the mean
• Measurement: measure with inches, measure with metric units, customary units of capacity/weight, temperature, time, elapsed time
• Statistics and Probability: pictographs, bar graphs, line graphs, line plots, circle graphs, probability 
• Fractions: write fractions, fractions on a number line, equivalent fractions, LCM, GCF, add/subtract fractions (like and unlike denominators), improper fractions, add/subtract mixed numbers 
• Geometry: points, lines, and line segments, rays and angles, parallel and perpendicular lines, circles, polygons, quadrilaterals, triangles, slides/flips/turns of an object
• Perimeter and Area: perimeter formulas, area formulas, solid figures with perimeter/area 

Reading/Literature 

Fiction

• Draw inferences from a text
• Identify theme
• Summarize a text
• Describe a character, setting or event from the story
• Identify story elements (characters, setting, theme, plot, conflict, resolution)
• Use predictions 
• Compare and contrast stories with the same theme
• Use text-to-text connections, text-to-self connections, text-to-world connections

Non-Fiction

• Comprehension of a variety of leveled biography, autobiography, historical books
• Report on a topic or text
• Pull important facts as supporting details from an informational text and summarize main ideas  
• Interpret information using graphs and maps to bring clarity to the text
• Use evidence to support points in a text
• Compare and contrast information from two texts on the same topic
• Explain how reasons and evidence support points in a text 

Language Arts

• Apply word analysis skills and phonics to decode words
• Decipher unfamiliar words by identifying the root word 
• Determine the difference between fact and opinion
• Write informational text using facts and details
• Write a narrative using descriptive details and conclusion
• Write a persuasive paragraph stating opinion, listing supporting details, and drawing a conclusion
• Describe a character and its traits
• Use the writing process (prewriting, drafting, revising, and editing) to strengthen writing
• Use adverbs, adjectives, and transition words to enhance writing
• Present a play with multiple speaking parts
• Conventions of standard English/grammar
• Identify similes and metaphors in a text and interpret their meanings
• Provide antonyms and synonyms to given words

Spelling 

• Demonstrate the command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation and spelling words 

Handwriting 

• Cursive alphabet 

Social Studies 

• Geography: regions, states, capitals, counties, major cities, landforms, location, rivers, lakes, natural resources, climate, weather, map skills
• Government: laws, branches of government, House of Representatives, Senate, legislator, governor, judicial system, political parties, current events
• Economy: major industries in CT, goods and services in CT, supply and demand, imports and exports, taxes
• History and Culture: CT Native Americans, European colonists in CT, state cultures (food, events, and religions), state symbols and influential people

Science

• Forces and simple machines
• Matter, energy and electricity
• Water cycle and weather

Religion

• God's goodness discovered in creation
• The Ten Commandments
• The Lord's prayer
• Jesus, our role model
• The Beautitudes
• The Mysteries of the Rosary