Multiculturalism
Cultural Diversity
CD1A-Acknowledge the existence of food and celebrations from other countries.
CD1B-Know the differences between cultural stereotypes and reality.
CD1C-Be informed about cultural appreciation vs. cultural appropriation.
Foreign Language
FL1A-Understand the alphabet and list of numbers in another language.
FL1B-Know the days of the week, months of the year, tell the time, and how to give dates.
FL1C-Learn about how to describe seasons and the weather.
FL1D-Greet people, provide basic introductions and say thank you.
FL1E-Fill out personal information about yourself.
FL1F-Ask and answer basic questions.
Human Rights
HR1A-Be able to understand the importance of consent and refrain from improper touch.
HR1B-Recognize the importance of respecting others, regardless of gender, race, nationality, disability, genetic information, political beliefs, religion, sexual orientation, age, or socioeconomic status.
HR1C-Understand the dangers of rigid gender roles for boys and girls, focusing instead on a more open idea of what each gender can do.
HR1D-Be aware of physical, verbal, and cyberbullying.
Civics
C1A-Students should be informed about the basic functions of local, state, and federal government.
C1B-Learners need to be taught about basic currency and exchange rates.
Art
For visual arts and music, we recommend going by the Common Core Standards.
Nature
Animal Welfare
AW1A Be taught about the dangers of animal captivity and animals used in entertainment
AW1B Learn about the ethics behind having different species as pets
AW1C Find out about animal safaris and sanctuaries to reinforce strong animal welfare
AW1D Talk about different types of vegetarian diets and reducing intake of animals for food
Environmental Conservation
EC1A Find out about the various things that can be recycled
EC1B Discuss ways to reuse and reduce during private and commercial activities
EC1C Get taught about alternative sources of energy
For physical science, we recommend going by the Common Core standards. We also suggest the same for life science and earth science
For general health, here are the standards that we recommend.
Grammar
For speaking & listening, writing, and reading, we recommend going by the Common Core Standards.
Opportunity
For mathematics and engineering, we recommend going by the Common Core Standards.