1. English & Literacy

• Reading Fluency & Comprehension
  • Reading longer texts and novels with accuracy and expression
  • Identifying main idea, supporting details, cause/effect, and drawing inferences
  • Summarizing chapters and answering comprehension questions
• Vocabulary & Word Study
  • Expanding vocabulary through context clues, prefixes/suffixes, root words
  • Synonyms, antonyms, homophones, and idioms
• Writing Skills
  • Writing multi-paragraph compositions (narrative, opinion, expository)
  • Organizing with topic sentences, supporting details, and conclusions
  • Grammar: proper use of nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, quotation marks, and possessives
  • Spelling: grade-level word patterns and irregular words
• Oral Communication
  • Presenting ideas clearly in discussions and short speeches
  • Practicing listening and responding respectfully

2. Mathematics

• Number Sense
  • Reading, writing, and comparing numbers up to 10,000
  • Understanding place value to the thousands
• Operations
  • Multi-digit addition and subtraction
  • Multiplication facts up to 12 × 12
  • Introduction to long division
• Fractions & Decimals
  • Equivalent fractions, comparing fractions
  • Introduction to decimals (tenths, hundredths)
• Geometry
  • Angles (acute, right, obtuse)
  • Symmetry, transformations (flip, slide, turn, rotation)
  • Perimeter and area of rectangles and composite figures
• Measurement
  • Converting units (cm ↔ m, g ↔ kg, mL ↔ L)
  • Time: elapsed time in hours and minutes
• Data Management & Probability
  • Bar graphs, line graphs, pictographs
  • Probability using spinners, dice, and coins

3. Science (Ontario Curriculum Examples)

• Habitats and communities
• Light and sound
• Rocks and minerals
• Pulleys and gears

4. Social Studies

• Early societies and ancient civilizations
• Mapping and geography skills
• Roles and responsibilities of government
• Canadian identity and cultural diversity

5. French (Core, Extended, or Immersion)

• Speaking & Listening
  • Everyday vocabulary and greetings
  • Listening comprehension for classroom instructions and simple conversations
  • Asking and answering questions in complete sentences
• Reading
  • Short passages, simple stories, and dialogues
  • Recognizing sight words and cognates
• Writing
  • Simple sentences with proper grammar (subject/verb agreement, gender, plural)
  • Expanding to short paragraphs (self-introductions, daily routines)
• Grammar & Vocabulary
  • Common verbs (être, avoir, aller, faire) in the present tense
  • Numbers, days, months, family, school, and everyday vocabulary
• Oral Expression
  • Short presentations or dialogues
  • Building pronunciation and fluency

6. Study Skills & Habits

• Independent reading for 20–30 minutes daily
• Using graphic organizers for writing and note-taking
• Developing time management and homework routines
• Introduction to study strategies for tests and quizzes
• Building independence in organizing school materials

7. Learning Formats

• Sessions include structured workbook practice, guided reading/writing, interactive math exercises, science/social studies support, and French oral/written activities.
• Tutoring available in-person, online, or hybrid, depending on the family’s schedule.