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Cameron Elementary School

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Curriculum

Curriculum

 

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Cameron Elementary provides our students with challenging curriculum and programs to support students.  

  • Go Math- Used in Kindergarten-4th grade
  • Wonders- ELA program that incorporates reading, comprehension, spelling, vocabulary, writing skills, and ELD
  • TCI- Social Studies curriculum for Kindergarten through 6th grade
  • Amplify- Science curriculum for Kindergarten through 6th grade
  • Naviate 360- Social Emotional Learning

Programs that can be used for in-school interventions

 

    • Tool Box- Additional ELA and Math resources
    • Magnetic Reading
      • 3rd-5th grade iready program which supports reading 
    • Classroom Ready- Supplemental math curriculum used for interventions and extra practice
    • Cameron Elementary has a schoolwide literacy block called 95%
      • Our literacy block is from 9:00 to 10:00 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
        • We use a program called 95 Percent
          • Focus area:
            • Phonemic Awareness (how we manipulate sounds)
            • Phonics and word study (connecting letters and sounds)
            • Foundational skills and fluency (builds accuracy, decoding, spelling, vocabulary, and comprehension)
        • We also use a program called Simpliy Writing
          • Focus area:
            • Strategy focused direct instruction
            • Genre based writing progression
            • Scaffolding to support students at all levels
    • Our Reading Intervention teacher uses SIPPS (Systematic Instruction in Phonolgical Awareness, Phonics, and Sight Words)
      • Focus area:
        • phonolgical awareness 
        • phonics and decoding
        • sight words
        • fluency and automaticity
    • Do the Math is an intervention and enrichment program to support students in the follwoing areas:
      • Additon and subtraction
      • Multiplication
      • Division
      • Fractions
        • Key focus areas:
          • number sense and computation
          • concrete to abstract transition
          • scaffolding based on student level