1. English & Literacy

• Reading
  • Analyzing longer texts and novels (themes, character development, plot)
  • Identifying main idea, supporting details, and making inferences
  • Summarizing passages and answering comprehension questions in full sentences
• Vocabulary & Grammar
  • Prefixes, suffixes, root words, homonyms, and idioms
  • Grammar: verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, conjunctions, adverbs, prepositions
• Writing
  • Writing multi-paragraph essays (narrative, persuasive, expository)
  • Stronger use of transitions and descriptive details
  • Editing and revising for clarity and grammar
• Oral Communication
  • Presentation and discussions
  • Active listening and respectful responses

2. Mathematics

• Number Sense
  • Reading, writing, and comparing numbers up to 100,000
  • Place value to the hundred-thousands
• Operations
  • Multi-digit multiplication
  • Long division (2-digit divisors)
• Fractions & Decimals
  • Adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators
  • Introduction to mixed numbers and improper fractions
  • Decimals to the hundredths (place value, addition, subtraction)
• Geometry
  • Classifying triangles and quadrilaterals
  • Measuring and classifying angles
  • Perimeter, area, and introduction to volume
• Data & Probability
  • Reading and creating bar graphs, line plots, double bar graphs
  • Probability with fractions

3. Science (Ontario Curriculum Examples)

• Human organ systems
• Properties of matter (solids, liquids, gases, changes in state)
• Forces acting on structures
• Conservation of energy

4. Social Studies

• First Nations and early European explorers
• Early Canadian history
• Government and citizenship
• Geography: regions of Canada

5. French (Core, Extended, or Immersion)

• Speaking & Listening: engage in short conversations, role-plays, and dialogues
• Reading: short stories, nonfiction texts, comprehension questions
• Writing: short paragraphs (about family, hobbies, routines) with correct verb conjugations
• Grammar: present tense verbs (regular & irregular: avoir, être, aller, faire), gender and plural forms
• Vocabulary: daily life, school, community, seasons, and cultural traditions

6. Study Skills & Habits

• Note-taking using graphic organizers and outlines
• Developing independent study routines
• Planning for larger projects and assignments
• Preparing for tests with review strategies

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.