Language Arts

Have a blast adding, subtracting, manipulating mathematical symbols, sorting, classifying, and solving word problems.

Learners discover the magic of math as they build skills with mathematical operations (+, -, x, ÷), algebraic thinking, numbers & operations in base ten, and measurement & data.

Apply mathematical operations (+, -, x, ÷, √, <, >), algebraic thinking, fractions, and geometry while cooking and creating.

Learners will solve mathematical expressions and word problems using real-life scenarios. They will understand the relationship between quantities as they work with fractions, ratios, percents, and rates.

Learners work on real-world projects and apply their knowledge of mathematical operations on fractions, rational numbers, negative rational numbers, negative integers, and absolute value.

Learners write mathematical equations and expressions that correspond to a project. They evaluate expressions, use expressions/formulas, solve one-step equations with a variable, and construct/analyze tables.

Learners think statistically, recognize patterns in data distribution, calculate mean, median, and mode, measure variability, and summarize data.

Learners will complete real-world projects using ratios and proportions. They will solve single/multi-step problems, and complete projects that include calculating percentages, discounts, interest, taxes, and tips.

Learners will generate, analyze, and plot data sets. They will also apply slope, ratios, proportions, rates, and probability to real-world projects.

Meet pre-algebra standards as you collaborate with peers to calculate ratios, proportions, and percentages.

Learners will apply math to real-world situations as they plot data, calculate linear equations, and conceptualize two and three-dimensional space.

Use reading, writing, math, and art to understand the life cycle of a plant and the life science that exists in our own backyards.

In this course, learners will investigate how engineers create new packaging and materials. Our goal will be to design a new and better kind of cup to replace styrofoam cups.

Learners discover the math/science behind roller coasters and create a tool to be used in their community. Math/Science concepts include fractions and decimals (multiplying, dividing, adding, subtracting), energy, motion, scientific thinking, and complex mathematical operations.

Take a trip back in time to investigate an animal’s history and learn how certain traits impacted their longevity. Students gain an understanding of geological time, natural selection, exponents, radicals, scientific notation, probability, the Pythagorean Theorem, and more.

Identify a prominent environmental issue in your community and formulate a plan to help fix it. Focus areas include: environmental science, weather, climate, probability, data, statistics, and percentages.

Investigate mathematical and biological patterns and research ways to enhance the health of living things.

Be a change-maker! Create an environmentally-friendly product and business.

Learners will compare the impact of genetic factors to the impact of environmental factors and take a stand on the use of genetic technology.

Take a trip back in time to investigate an animal’s history and learn how certain traits impacted their longevity. Students gain an understanding of geological time, natural selection, exponents, radicals, scientific notation, probability, the Pythagorean Theorem, and more.