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Language and Literature Years 0-3

Class Teacher:
Amelia Rokicki
Grades 5-8
​Language & Literature

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MYP Language and Literature students follow "The Great Minds: Wit and Wisdom" curriculum which mirrors the goals and standards of the International Baccalaureate and the Common Core. Language and Literature students  meet daily for approximately 55 minutes. Students practice reading, writing, speaking and listening.

​MYP Language and Literature
Years 0 and 1

Years 0 and 1 will be in a combined class with two sections: A and B. In Module 1 students will ask the question: How do cultural beliefs and values guide people? by exploring the cultural conflict in the late 1800's between the Nez Perce Native American tribe and the European Americans.  

Students will read Thunder Rolling in the Mountains, by Scott O'Dell and Chief Joseph's Lincoln Hall Speech. 

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​MYP Language and Literature 
Years 2 and 3

Years 2 and 3 will be in a combined class with two sections A and B. In Module 1 students will ask the question: How does society both support and limit the development of identity? by exploring the daily lives of a wide range of medieval Europeans from lords and ladies to peasants, poachers, and pilgrims. Students will focus on identity and character and the impact of society on both. 

Students will read Castle Diary by Platt; The Midwife's Apprentice by Cushman, and sections of The Canterbury Tales.   

​Fine Arts Work Center Fellows Host Student Exhibition and Poetry Reading
FAWC Writing Fellows Leila Chatti and Philip Mathews worked with MYP Language and Literature Students to create poetry. Students displayed their poems and read at the FAWC opening in April, 2017.