Course Catalog

Grade 5 Science covers life, physical, and earth science through a variety of units. These units teach fifth graders about organisms, human body systems, plants, and ecosystems, as well as introducing matter, physics, and space. This course involves labs for each lesson that demonstrate these scientific concepts and allows students to see them come to life.

Grade 5 social studies course focuses on the culture and history of the United States. This includes the history of exploration, the Revolutionary War, Industrialization, World War I and World War II, and much more as it relates to the U.S. and its relations with the rest of the world.

Wyoming State History is an elementary-level course that covers the long and colorful history of a state that has known dinosaurs, native Americans, mountain men, and cowboys, as well as missionaries, wagon trains, the railroad and the pony express. Wyoming history has known outlaws and lawmen, statehood and miners, and today is an important part of the United States story.

In Grade 6 Language Arts/Reading, students will discover the basic elements of literature in a variety of literary and informational texts. Students will look for key ideas and reinforcing details in literature and learn how to effectively communicate ideas in their own work. The course provides review and practice of the conventions of standard English in grammar, spelling, and vocabulary.

The Grade 3 and Grade 4 Math courses teach multiplication and division up to 100, fractions, and geometry basics. Students also learn multi-digit multiplication and division, estimating, and much more.

Grade 5 Language Arts/Reading is a rigorous course that builds and challenges students' growing language arts and reading skills with more complex texts and writing structures. Students learn how to create, support, and develop a logical flow of ideas in writing that will convey to readers a main point or message. In addition, concepts of English basics, including phonics, word origins, vocabulary, spelling, and grammar are reviewed. Course topics include:...

The Acellus Grade 3 Social Studies course begins to explore how the student fits into the world as a member of a community, a country, and the world. It introduces maps and how where one lives affects ones life, how industry works, and how government works in the U.S.A. It continues with US History from early Native Americans to the Civil War, and finishes up with an introduction to world...

Grade 4 Science focuses on habitats, ecosystems, geography, technology, physics, and natural resources as well as introduces major human body systems. Students will learn about life, earth, and physical science which helps students better interact with the world around them. This course uses lab videos that demonstrate these topics to the students, allowing them to see these concepts in action.

The course investigates topics in life science, earth science, and physics, as well as technology and astronomy. Engaging on-camera experiments and examples help deepen students' understanding of the concepts presented.

Grade 4 Language Arts/Reading is a rigorous course that builds on students' growing language arts and reading skills by engaging them with more complex texts and writing forms. This course focuses on six different types of writing – personal narrative, informational articles, persuasive essays, fictional narrative, fantasy stories, and plays – as a platform from which to teach key ideas and details, craft and structure, integration of knowledge and ideas,...