Physical Education - Grade 3

Physical Education - Grade 3 (1 of 2) provides instruction on a variety of movements and physical activities. The course covers running, skipping, hopping, and leaping, with an emphasis on good form, balance and gymnastic sequences. Topics include the effects of physical activity on the body, as well as the importance of good nutrition, quality food, reading nutrition labels, ways to strengthen specific muscle groups, the importance of warming up and cooling down, as well as instruction in basketball.

Physical Education - Grade 3

Physical Education - Grade 3 (2 of 2) explores health-related and skill-related activities to help improve fitness level and performance in sports such as table tennis, baseball, volleyball, and soccer, as well as different types of dances. Topics include a review of good sportsmanship, following rules, and how physical activity with others can create positive social interactions.

Physical Education - Grade 4

Physical Education - Grade 4 (1 of 2) promotes well-being through physical activity and includes practice skills used in sports like basketball and volleyball. Sport and game topics include moving and balancing the body; catching, throwing, dribbling, volleying, and striking; combining actions to play complex games; carrying out simple offensive strategies; and game experiences with peers. Personal fitness topics include setting fitness goals and developing routines with skills such as running and jumping rope.

Physical Education - Grade 4

Physical Education - Grade 4 (2 of 2) combines foundational movements and motor skills to combine elements of jumping, landing, traveling, and balancing to create and perform a gymnastics sequence. Topics include manipulative skills needed in baseball (throwing, catching, and batting,) and in field hockey and soccer (passing, dribbling, and scoring), elements of folk and partner dances, as well as offense and defense strategies, good sportsmanship, hydration, analyzing fitness assessment results, and the benefits of exercise.

Physical Education - Grade 5

Physical Education - Grade 5 (1 of 2) explores both exercise basics and specific sports. Topics include fundamental aspects of physical activity (safety tips, proper form, and good sportsmanship), personal fitness, and emphasizes the importance of regular exercise to encourage lifelong healthy activity. Sports in the course include gymnastics, dance, soccer, baseball, and basketball.

Physical Education - Grade 5

Physical Education - Grade 5 (2 of 2) refines and combines foundational movement and motor skills in various sports and activities. Topics include elements of gymnastics, such as weight transfer and jumping to create a routine, manipulative skills of throwing and catching to play a game with a partner, as well as skills for volleyball, field hockey, and tennis. The course also explores being a good sport, giving feedback, sun and water safety, eating healthy, the benefits of exercise, tracking exercise, heart rate, and testing physical fitness.

Physical Education - Grade 6

Physical Education 6 (1 of 1) explores fitness, nutrition, exercise basics, and specific sports. Topics include fundamental aspects of physical activity (safety tips, warm-up and cooldown exercises, and good sportsmanship), personal fitness and nutrition, and the importance of regular exercise to encourage lifelong healthy activity. Sports in the course include dance, baseball, basketball, pickleball, volleyball, soccer, and football. Project 1 creates a health and fitness log and project 2 explores the basics of golf.

Physical Education - Grade 7

Physical Education 7 (1 of 1) explores the importance of physical fitness for good health and provides opportunities to participate in a wide variety of activities. Topics include running, strength training, dancing, swimming, pickleball, tennis, volleyball, baseball, bowling, basketball, soccer, and football. Other activities include keeping an exercise and nutrition log and creating an exercise routine for themselves, as well as the importance of warming up and cooling down muscles before and after exercise, health-related verses skill-related fitness, goal setting, and safety.

Physical Education - Grade 8

Physical Education 8 (1 of 1) explores personal health and wellness benefits of physical fitness with a variety of activities, a fitness and nutrition log, and two projects. Project one creates a personal fitness plan and project two creates a synchronized swim routine. Topics include endurance and flexibility applied in activities such as running, hiking, stretching, and dancing, as well as improving fitness and well-being with heart-rate monitoring, nutrition tracking, and interval training. Sports skills are practiced in pickleball, tennis, soccer, hockey, football, baseball, basketball, and bowling.

Physical Education - Kindergarten

Physical Education - Kindergarten (1 of 2) introduces movements and motor skills important to maintaining a healthy body. The course explores movements done in place like curling, stretching, and bending, as well as movements that help students travel like running, skipping, hopping, leaping, jumping, and galloping. Topics include foundational motor skills like throwing, catching, dribbling, and kicking a ball. The course also teaches about nutrition, and good sports behaviors (safety, following rules, taking turns, and dealing with disagreements).

Physical Education - Kindergarten

Physical Education - Kindergarten (2 of 2) reinforces locomotor movement concepts, such as patterns, pathways, speeds, and start/stop signals. The course explores non-locomotor movements while stretching, rotating, extending, and flexing the body into wide, curled and narrow body shapes and explores how muscles help the body move when pushing, pulling, jumping, griping, and climbing. Topics include foundational motor skills like jumping rope, volleying, striking with a paddle or racket, striking with a bat, and striking with a golf club, as well as goal setting, taking responsibility, sharing with others, and solving problems.

Physical Science +

Physical Science + (1 of 2) explores the fundamental principles governing the natural world, from subatomic particles to the vastness of the universe. It delves into the electrical forces binding matter, employing Newton's Law of Gravitation and Coulomb's Law to predict interactions between objects. The course highlights the significance of molecular structures in material design and explains macroscopic energy phenomena through the motion and position of particles. Additionally, the curriculum addresses global challenges through physics principles and engineering design.

Physical Science +

Physical Science + (2 of 2) connects physical laws and both natural and technological worlds. The course covers the modeling of Earth's internal and surface phenomena, explaining the formation of geological features and the impact of energy flow on climate. Additionally, it explores energy conversion principles, thermal energy distribution, and the second law of thermodynamics. A significant focus is placed on wave mechanics and its application in digital communication and energy transmission.

Pre-Algebra

Pre-Algebra is a one-semester math course to build algebraic foundation to prepare students for Algebra I. Topics include: reviewing integers and rational numbers, properties of numbers and working with exponents and roots, mastering the order of operations, variables, how to simplify expressions and solve multi-step equations, lines and linear equations, ordered pairs, the coordinate plane, and graphs.

Primavera Health Education

Principles of Marketing

Principles of Marketing (1 of 1) explores the interactions between businesses, consumers, and the economy as well as the role of marketing and how marketers get their information. The course culminates in the creation of a marketing plan.

MS World History: Peoples of the Ancient World

Professional Sales (1 of 1) explores the role sales plays in the national economy, the importance of ethical behavior in business. Topics include: how to build, train, motivate, and evaluate a sales team; the role of buying motives; the selling process; and the importance of data. The course is aligned to the Marketing, Sales, and Services CTE pathway.

Psychology

Psychology (2 of 2) explores human social interactions, psychological therapies, and careers in the field. Topics include: psychological perspectives, positive relationships, social and cultural diversity, language structures, memory and cognition, psychological testing, statistical research, stress/coping strategies, and mental health.

Psychology

Psychology (1 of 2) explores human behavior, behavior interaction and the progressive development of individuals. Topics include: major theories and orientations of psychology, psychological methodology, human growth and development, individual variation and personality, psychobiology, as well as sensation and perception. *This course maybe taken as a full year, or just (1 of 2) for a semester course.

Public Speaking

Public Speaking (1 of 1) explores effective communication skills for success in a variety of speaking situations. Topics include: small and large group discussions, delivery speeches in front of audiences, research and organization, writing for verbal delivery, stylistic choices, visual and presentation skills, analysis and critique, and development of self-confidence.