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Please see our Handbook Section 300.6 and Section 700.2 for specific information regarding our curriculum. Understanding that students remember 10% of what they hear, 50% of what they see, and 90% of what they do, SCS teachers strive to make learning practical and memorable through various hands-on experiences. It is part of what enables a child to learn with ease. Citing a few examples of our hands-on program will help to explain our learning techniques: |
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Reading stresses phonics, but is enhanced by costumed characters such as Clifford, the Big Red Dog. |
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Science kits are made available for all grade levels. |
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Math manipulatives are used in each classroom. |
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A medieval dinner is held each year where parents are the dinner guests and the students role-play characters from peasant servants to the king of the realm. |
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Simulations in history class allow students to experience a different time period. |
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A spelling bee, geography bee, and speech meet allow healthy competition. | |
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In addition, our curriculum also includes Spanish, art, music, physical education, health, computer/technology, and library. |
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