Curriculum Mastery™ Games

Description

• For four students Each game features 200 illustrated, standards-based review questions providing comprehensive coverage of Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies Grade 1: (S01835) Language Arts: Beginning Sounds; Ending Sounds; Rhyming Words; High Frequency Words I; High Frequency Words II; Compound Words; Spelling; Alphabetizing; Logical Order; Three Step Directions; Math: Sequencing; Skip Counting; Telling Time; Counting Coins; Addition Facts to 10: Subtraction Facts to 10: Simple Shapes; Patterns; Days of the Week; Months of the Year; Science: All About Plants; All About Animals; Where Do Animals Live?; Life Cycles; Food Chains; Human Body; The Seasons; The Sky; Land, Air and Water; Did You Know?; Social Studies: Costumes; Early America; Families; Holiday Foods; Homes; Maps and Globes; Mexico; Neighborhood Helpers; The Pilgrims; Signs Grade 2 (S01854): Language Arts: Rhyming Words; Vowel Digraphs; Root Words; Word Families; Syllables; High Frequency Words I; High Frequency Words II; Grammar; Main Idea; Beginning, Middle and End; Math: Counting to 999; Place Value; Number Words; Money; Addition Facts; Subtraction Facts; Story Problems; Measurement; Calendar; Graphs; Science: Plants; Animals; How Living Things Change and Grow; Mammals and Birds; Reptiles, Amphibians and Fish; The Sun and Earth; Moon, Stars and Planets; Fossils and Dinosaurs; Hands-On Lab Skills/Science Inquiry; Did You Know? Social Studies: Canada; Christopher Columbus; Citizenship; The Flag of the United States; Globes; Holiday Symbols; The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race; Medieval Times; US Symbols; The World Grade 3 (S01855): Language Arts: Consonant Blends; High Frequency Words I; High Frequency Words II; Word Meaning with Prefixes/Suffixes; Synonyms; Antonyms; Cause/Effect; Author's Purpose; Combining Sentences; Maps, Charts, Graphs and Diagrams; Math: Double Digit Addition; Double Digit Subtraction; Regrouping; Money to $5; Ordering and Comparing Numbers; Place Value; Comparing Fractions; Multiplication Facts; Congruent Shapes; Probability; Science: How Do Plants Grow? Grouping of Plants; Grouping of Animals; How Animals Grow, Change and Live; Where Plants and Animals Live; Relationships Among Living Things; Rocks, Minerals and Soil; The Solar System; Hands-On Lab Skills/Science Inquiry; Did You Know? Social Studies: Famous Explorers; Famous Americans; Contributions of Ancient Civilizations; Time Lines; Early Settlements; Geographic Information; Map and Compass Skills; Landmarks; U.S
• Government; Roles of the Citizen Grade 4 (S01856): Language Arts: Syllables/Spelling Patterns; Text Features; High Frequency Words I; High Frequency Words II; Drawing Conclusions; Supporting Details; Interpret Information; Writing Elements; Punctuation; Spelling; Math: Rounding Numbers; Data Analysis; Problem Solving; Addition/Subtraction; Multiplication; Division; Add/Subtract Fractions; Algebra; Geometry; Elapsed Time; Science: Cells – The Building Blocks of Living Things; Plant Structures and Functions; Invertebrates – Animals without Backbones; Vertebrates - Animals with Backbones; Classifying Organisms; Food Webs/Food Chains; Rocks and Minerals; Force, Motion and Energy; Electricity and Magnetism; Light and Sound; Social Studies: States and Capitals I; States and Capitals II; Native People of the US; The US Court System; The US Constitution; US Congress; US Senate; The Presidency; US Presidents; Civil War Grade 5 (S01857): Language Arts: High Frequency Words I; High Frequency Words II; Drawing Inferences; Making Predictions; Cause/Effect; Literary Genres; Synonyms/Antonyms; Parts of Speech; Punctuation; Spelling; Math: Whole Numbers to Millions; Compare and Order; Percents as Fractions/Decimals; Multiply Three Digits; Divide Three Digits; Order of Operation; Simplify Fractions; Plot Points; Angles; Ratios; Science: The 6 Kingdoms of Life; Plants With and Without Seeds; Animal Diversity and Adaptations; Energy and Ecosystems; Cycles of Life and Biomes; Minerals of Earth's Crust; Energy Resources; Weather, Weather Patterns and Climate; Chemical and Physical Changes of Matter; Acids and Bases; Social Studies: Exploration; Colonization; Revolutionary War; Notable People – Independence; Geography; Northeastern Region of US; Southeastern Region of US; Midwest Region of US; Southwestern Region of US; Western Region of US Grade 6: (S01858) Language Arts: Prefix/Suffix; Syllables/Spelling Patterns; Parts of a Book; High Frequency Words I; High Frequency Words II; Context Clues; Cause/Effect, Fact/Opinion; Author's Purpose/Point of View; Analogies; Sequencing; Math: Whole Numbers to Trillions; Commutative/Associative Properties; Distributive Property; Percents; Multiply/Divide Fractions; Percent, Rate, Base; Evaluate Formulas; Area of Triangles and Quadrilaterals; Area and Circumference of Circles; Statistics and Probability; Science: Maps as Models of the Earth/Contour Models; Rocks; Earth's Atmosphere; Diversity of Life; Cells: The Basic Units of Life; Genetics - Study of Heredity; Plant Processes; Ecosystems, Food Chains and Food Webs; Electricity; Magnetism; Social Studies: Ancient Greece; Ancient Rome; Ancient Egypt; Types of Governments; World War I; World War II; Spanish American War; Great Depression; Holocaust; Famous Treaties