What should be taught to fourth graders - Book Review

The ongoing interview on how to ensure that our children learn to read and receive the education they need is surprising. If they reach the junior high school without good job knowledge, then their integration into adolescence and their high school years can be catastrophic. Fortunately, there are resources to ensure that our students are on track before this.

So let's start from the fourth grade. In fact, let me recommend you a very good book on this topic, I actually own it in my own library. This book is;

"What do fourth grade students need to know – a good foundation for a fourth grade education" from

 [section Core knowledge series ], edited by Ed Hirsh Jr., published by Delta Trade Paperbacks, is a division of Double Day Dell and Bantam Books, [1992], p. 395, ISBN: 0-385-31260-1.

This editor is very famous in the education industry and has written before. "cultural understanding" It has been widely used. This book is very easy to use and starts with a section; "How to use this book - for parents and teachers. This is completely useful for home school parents or any new grade 4 teacher. I may be from fourth grade myself. Start re-learning.

Ok, anyway, what are the topics in this book, ok, I am very happy that you asked me. The first part of the book is about poetry, short stories, language and lectures. The second part is geography, civilization, and history.

The third part is about art, visual art, drawing, painting, painting, sculpture and digital art. The fourth part is about mathematics - addition, subtraction, division, linear graphs, shapes, Roman numerals, decimals, multiplications, fractions and points on the grid.

The fifth part is about natural sciences, life sciences, earth sciences, continental drift, volcanoes, earthquakes, forests and oceans. If you have this book and are teaching a fourth grade student, you will never get lost. But perhaps more importantly, your students won't, and you will provide them with the knowledge they need to move forward. Through our education, how we are fallen in the United States is amazing.

It is such a book that guarantees our next generation of progress and education - we only have our education system as good as the teaching work 20 years ago. Please consider all of this.

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