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  1. 2009-2010 New Math Standards Levels 0-11
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  3. Able to define the following terms related to the Great Depression and the New Deal; “Black Thursday”, dust bowl, “Okie”, bank closure, Hooverville, relief programs, and FDR
  4. Able to describe American expansion during the Spanish American War and related criticism of American imperialism
  5. Able to explain when and where WWII occurred and who were the major participants
  6. Able to explain where WWI occurred, who were the major participants, as well as it's relationship to the Russian Revolution and the break-up of the Ottoman Empire
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  8. Accurately interprets author’s inferred meaning by analyzing his/her use of language, syntax (e.g., sentence structure) and literary devices
  9. Accurately reads and interprets a variety of technical writings including charts, maps, graphs, tax forms, science experiments, etc.
  10. Adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides in various forms including scientific notation, positive and negative fractional exponents, and roots
  11. Adds and subtracts 2-digit whole numbers to 100 using a variety of models and algorithms
  12. Adds and subtracts 3-digit whole numbers
  13. Adds and subtracts fractions with different denominators and mixed numbers
  14. Adds and subtracts whole numbers to 20 using manipulatives to solve story problems
  15. Adds fractions with like denominators
  16. Adds or subtracts four digit whole numbers
  17. Analyze author’s purpose (e.g., to narrate, inform, entertain, explain, persuade) or bias/propaganda by citing textual evidence
  18. Analyzes a variety of literary genres in terms of thematic content
  19. Analyzes and evaluates story components (e.g., theme/moral, setting, characters, point of view, plot) and make logical predictions
  20. Analyzes and evaluates themes from a variety of literature (e.g., short stories, poetry, novels, drama)
  21. Analyzes and summarizes a problem using the relationships between the known facts and unknown information
  22. Analyzes data from a variety of resources to make reasonable predictions of an event. (e.g. weather charts)
  23. Analyzes graphs to determine "maximum" and "minimum" values
  24. Analyzes in-depth a variety of more complex literary genre in terms of author’s style and thematic content
  25. Analyzes texts from the perspective of the attitudes and values of the time period in which they were written
  26. Applies all four operations with rational numbers by exploring translations
  27. Applies and defends a variety of estimation strategies, and explain when estimates are adequate (Throughout)
  28. Applies decoding skills (e.g., vc, v-, vc+e, vv, and consonant blends)
  29. Applies math skills and processes to everyday life (Throughout)
  30. Applies math skills and processes to other disciplines and everyday life by organizing, displaying, or explaining the classification of data
  31. Applies multi-step, integrated mathematical problem solving strategies to solve problems, persisting until a solution is found or it is clear that no solution exists
  32. Applies rules of exponents and scientific notation with negative exponents to solve problems
  33. Applies various problem-solving strategies "including inductive and deductive reasoning and venn diagrams to solve problems within and outside the field of mathematics
  34. Applies various problem-solving strategies to solve new and real life problems
  35. Applies various problem-solving strategies to solve problems aligned to this level
  36. Applies various problem-solving strategies to solving problems (working backwards, drawings, a picture, venn diagrams) (Throughout)
  37. Applies various strategies to solve problems aligned to this level
  38. Apply knowledge of word structure (e.g., root words, affixes) and context clues to determine the meaning of words, and can apply this skill to content specific reading
  39. Aurally distinguishes between long and short vowel sounds (hears)
  40. Aware of the tragedies of 9/11 and can define the following terms; Global War on Terror, Al Queda, Usama bin Laden, jihad, Saddam Hussein, Kurd, Sunni, and Shiite
  41. Calculates elapsed time using analog or digital clock
  42. Calculates volume and surface area of prisms, cylinders, cones, and pyramids
  43. Can calculate lapsed time between the time zones (including Alaska standard time)
  44. Categorizes a text as fiction, non-fiction or poetry
  45. Categorizes a text as prose, short story or drama
  46. Changes improper fractions to whole or mixed numbers and identifies equivalent fractions
  47. Changes whole numbers up to 10,000 using expanded notation and standard forms
  48. Choose a minimum of four of the above eras for further in-depth study and design accompanying presentations
  49. Chooses a unit of measurement to describe properties of objects. (metric and English, length, weight, time, temperature)
  50. Chooses a variety of material to read or look at for a sustained period of time (minimum of 10 minutes)

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