Curricula Program - 1 ELA Primary Grade Level

Service description

Our instructional designers will create a comprehensive primary grade-level curriculum for eLearning that includes printables and easy-to-understand instructions for teachers, students, and parents. The curriculum will exceed state standards and be designed to engage and challenge students while meeting their individual needs. The curriculum will be aligned with the latest educational research and regularly reviewed and updated to stay current and effective. Our instructional designers will work closely with your stakeholders from design to implementation. The curriculum will be designed to be interactive, allowing students to engage with the material in various ways, and will include assessments and assessments to track student progress. Overall, our goal is to provide a high-quality, engaging curriculum that supports student learning and exceeds expectations. This primary grade-level curriculum will include reading, writing, and language arts. Each subject will be broken down into smaller, manageable units with clear learning objectives and outcomes. The curriculum will be designed to be flexible, allowing teachers to adapt it to their unique classroom needs. The curriculum will also be designed to be inclusive, with resources and activities that are accessible to all students, regardless of their learning needs. The curriculum will provide a balance of interactive activities, worksheets, videos, and other resources to ensure that students are engaged and motivated to learn. The curriculum will also include assessments and assessments to track student progress and to inform instruction. The curriculum will be designed to support student-centered learning, with opportunities for students to work independently, in small groups, and with the whole class.

Final deliveries of the job

1.) Curriculum Map: A document that outlines the overall structure of the curriculum, including the units of study, the learning objectives and outcomes, and the assessments. 2.) Lesson Plans: Detailed plans for each unit of study, including the learning objectives, activities, and assessments for each lesson. 3.) Student Materials: Printable resources such as worksheets, activities, and assessments that students will use to engage with the material and practice their skills. 4.) Teacher Resources: Additional materials and resources that teachers can use to support instruction, such as answer keys, rubrics, and assessments. 5.) Professional Development: A guide for teachers on how to implement the curriculum, including strategies for differentiating instruction and meeting the needs of all students. 6.) Parent/Guardian Resources: Resources that parents can use to support their child's learning, such as homework assignments and suggestions for at-home activities. 7.) Assessments: Formative and Summative assessments to track student progress and inform instruction. 8.) Alignment with State Standards: The curriculum should be aligned with the latest state standards.