Fifth Grade- Fifth grade begins with the foundation of our nation. Students will gain an understanding of several topics including the thirteen colonies, the Revolutionary War, writing of the Constitution, and of the United States government. Another area of focus is America's expansion westward, specifically studying the effects of gaining land west of the Mississippi. Topics such as relations with the Native Americans are of specific focus.
Sixth Grade- Sixth grade focuses on the study of world regions and how they compare and contrast to our own. Students learn about each region's specific culture, religion, imports, exports, and government across the globe. By gaining an awareness of diverse regions students become aware of their own region, culture, and how it differs from others all over the world.
Seventh Grade- Ancient Civilizations are the topic and focus in seventh grade. Ancient Egyptians advanced techniques of building pyramids, mummifying practices, and defining characteristics of their ancient cultures are covered. Civilizations of Mexico and Central America, the Aztec, and Inca are focused on as well.
Eighth Grade- Eighth grade begins with the Civil War. Students learn about each of the important battles, generals, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the war. Other events reviewed are World War 1 and World War 11. Detailed descriptions of the events leading up to each of the wars, during battle, and outcomes of the wars are studied. Other time periods include the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, the Cold War, and the Holocaust.
Sixth Grade- Sixth grade focuses on the study of world regions and how they compare and contrast to our own. Students learn about each region's specific culture, religion, imports, exports, and government across the globe. By gaining an awareness of diverse regions students become aware of their own region, culture, and how it differs from others all over the world.
Seventh Grade- Ancient Civilizations are the topic and focus in seventh grade. Ancient Egyptians advanced techniques of building pyramids, mummifying practices, and defining characteristics of their ancient cultures are covered. Civilizations of Mexico and Central America, the Aztec, and Inca are focused on as well.
Eighth Grade- Eighth grade begins with the Civil War. Students learn about each of the important battles, generals, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the war. Other events reviewed are World War 1 and World War 11. Detailed descriptions of the events leading up to each of the wars, during battle, and outcomes of the wars are studied. Other time periods include the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, the Cold War, and the Holocaust.