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Moapa Valley, Nevada Tutoring Programs
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Moapa Valley District and Curriculum
Clark County School District adheres to the Nevada state school curriculum guidelines. The math and STEM programs are designed to prepare students for competition in the technological and global world they will be entering. The Literacy/Language Arts curriculum begins in kindergarten by teaching students to the alphabet and teaching the reading fundamentals. The focus on core academics remains consistent throughout the school years and is increasingly integrated with specialized electives.
We currently cover the following Moapa Valley-area school district: Clark County School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Moapa Valley District Curriculum
The Mathematics Curriculum begins with Kindergarten students, teaching them base ten numbers. Students learn to recognize written numbers and they learn counting by using different objects. They learn basic Algebra skills by adding and subtracting objects. They also learn basic Geometry by recognizing and sorting different shapes. As with other subjects, skills are gradually increased as students move through the grades, with each grade’s curriculum building new skills each year.
In Literacy/Language Arts, students learn to retell stories and associate pictures with a story the teacher has read. They also learn the sounds of letters and begin with the basics of reading by learning to sound out letters and syllables. As students’ progress through grades until the 12th grade, the curriculum adds new and more complex skills that are built on skills learned in the previous grades. As students’ progress, they also learn more complex critical thinking skills. In high school, students write papers, poetry and then write book reviews.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Moapa Valley Educational News
- The Lost City Museum - Established in 1935, the Lost City Museum was built by the National Park Service in order to have a place for artifacts that were being discovered at the Pueblo Grande de Nevada excavation site. The sites are Anasazi Indian sites. The museum offers school tours, as well as research programs and other activities. What a great location for a school field trip, as teachers could plan activities across the curriculum concerning the trip to the museum.
- Roos n More Zoo - At Roos n More Zoo, in Moapa Town, you are provided with hands-on experience as you are allowed to interact with over 160 animals. Visitors can hold and feed the animals. Because the zoo is a non- profit organization, it cannot remain open every day, so you will want to check their schedule before you plan the trip.
- Valley of Fire State Park - The Valley of Fire State Park is the oldest state park in the state of Nevada. It is a beautiful place to visit and the park offers picnic areas, as well as areas for large groups to have activities. There are also hiking trails and the family can have a great family bonding time. The park is open every day of the year, so you can go any day that suits you.
Moapa Valley Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: How Can I Improve My Child’s Reading Skills?
When it comes to education, reading is the most important skill your child can have. Reading is a skill that is necessary in every class your child will take. The first thing you can do to improve your child’s reading skills is to read out loud to him or her. Start reading to your child before s/he is born, because the baby can hear you. Reading out loud to your child will help increase vocabulary skills and it will help your child to develop good listening skills. Make sure you provide plenty of books for your child. It is also a good idea to create a quiet place in your home where your child can retreat for some relaxing time with a good book. Take your pre-school child to the library every week and allow him/her to check out some books with their own library card.
