The fourth grade forms the fourth year of Elementary school and children enrolled are typically 9 to 10 years old. Subjects taught include Math, Science, Reading, Writing and Social Studies.
The curriculum for Math includes more complex aspects as compared to the precious year. Students are taught how to calculate factors and multiples of numbers, calculate as well as convert units of measure, and to work with fractions. For Reading, students are taught a variety of new genres and are introduced to more sophisticate vocabulary. Writing now forms part of students’ daily activities and students are taught different types of punctuation to create sentences.
In Science, students learn about the different scientific processes as well as topics search as motion of objects, electricity and circuits. In History, a great deal of time is devoted to teaching students about their state of residence and may even include field trips. Most schools also include health, music, art and physical education as part of the fourth grade curriculum.
Forest Trail Academy offers the hallmark of truly effective traditional education programs.
Forest Trail Academy offers a specialized Prescriptive/Adaptive Program for children with special needs. This system has been designed keeping in mind the learning needs of such children. Implemented as a self-paced learning system, this program combines advanced technology with academic state standards to improve student performance.
In keeping with the standards set by the No Child Left Behind Act, Forest Trail Academy provides several web-based lessons spanning 6 skill levels. These courses are designed to provide both remediation and instruction to students who are a grade level behind or are falling short of the required credits.
If you have any queries you can reach our Education Counselor, who will resolve your queries and help you in the enrollment process. You can also call us at 800.890.6269 / 561.537.5501.
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