1. English & Literacy

• Reading
  • Deeper novel studies: themes, character motivations, and author’s message
  • Comparing texts, analyzing point of view, identifying bias/perspective
• Vocabulary & Grammar
  • Advanced prefixes, suffixes, Greek/Latin roots
  • Grammar: complex sentences, clauses, verb tenses, punctuation with dialogue
• Writing
  • Multi-paragraph essays with clear thesis statements
  • Opinion, persuasive, narrative, and expository writing
  • Emphasis on editing, proofreading, and drafting
• Oral Communication
  • Debates, speeches, and presentations

2. Mathematics

• Number Sense
  • Numbers up to 1,000,000
  • Place value to the millions
• Operations
  • Long division with larger divisors
  • Multiplying and dividing decimals
• Fractions & Decimals
  • Adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators
  • Multiplying fractions and decimals
  • Ratios and percentages (intro)
• Geometry
  • Properties of polygons, triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles
  • Angles in triangles and quadrilaterals
  • Surface area and volume of rectangular prisms
• Data & Probability
  • Mean, median, mode, and range
  • Probability with simple events

3. Science (Ontario Curriculum Examples)

• Biodiversity and classification of living things
• Flight and aerodynamics
• Electricity and electrical circuits
• Space (planets, solar system, galaxies)

4. Social Studies

• Communities in Canada, past and present
• Canada’s role in global communities
• Government, rights, and responsibilities
• Mapping and geography skills (longitude/latitude, climate zones)

5. French (Core, Extended, or Immersion)

• Speaking & Listening: asking/answering questions with confidence, holding short conversations
• Reading: longer passages, simple articles, and cultural texts
• Writing: structured paragraphs with transitions, proper verb conjugations (present, near future, passé composé)
• Grammar: regular & irregular verbs, agreement in gender and number, articles and prepositions
• Vocabulary: expanded daily life, travel, culture, and celebrations

6. Study Skills & Habits

• Developing independence with planning and organization
• Preparing for tests and projects with checklists and study guides
• Introduction to critical thinking and problem-solving for middle school readiness
• Using feedback to edit and improve work

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.