Curriculum

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Elementary School Academics

At AdvitCare Academy, we believe all students should wake up excited to learn and that true learning starts by focusing on the innate curiosity of each child by sparking the excitement of discovery.

That's why we use the AdvitCare Learning Curriculum, inspired by K12! It was created by an experienced team of educators, biologist, psychologists and parents to bring the best educational approaches to elementary level. At the elementary level, our students take courses in the core subjects listed below. These subjects also share the self-guided elective courses in music, world language and technology!

English:

Language Arts
Phonemic Awareness
Language Decoding
Comprehension
Writing
- Pre-writing
- Cursive Introduction
Basic Grammar
Vocabulary

Mathematics:

Fundamental Mathematics
- Counting
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
- Fractions
- Basic Geometry
  - Shapes
Numbers and Calculations
Quantities and Measurements

Science:

Natural Science Introduction
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Biology
- Astronomy
- Meteorology
Living Things and Their Environment

Social Studies & History:

Families
Communities
Geography
- Maps
- Continents
- Oceans
- Landforms
U.S. History Introduction
- State History
Basic Civics
- Roles
- Leadership
World History Introduction

Arts:

Visual arts
- Drawing and Painting
- Crafts and Construction
Music
- Instrumental performance

Physical Education:

Basic Motor Skills
Games & Sports
Health Skills

Technology:

Basic Computer Literacy
- Typing
- Shortcuts

Health:

Basic Health Skills
Basic Safety Skills

Languages:

Introduction to Spanish
- Counting
- Basic greetings
Introduction to French
- Counting
- Basic greetings

The Student's Academic Journey

The elementary curriculum focuses on developing fundamental skills and teaching the key knowledge building blocks that each student needs to master the major subject areas, meet educational standards and complete more advanced coursework. Our personalized approach means students can go as fast or slow as they need to.