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  • MBentley
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2018
    • 590
    #1

    Scope and Sequence for K-6th

    I've seen a PDF for a Scope and Sequence for 7-12. Are there similar scope and sequence PDFs for K-6? Standard and Advanced levels?

    Thanks!
    Melissa
    Melissa Bentley

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    • jen1134
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2015
      • 2499
      #2
      There's one on the website for the moderated track -- complete with rationales/explanations. Go to Shop for Schools under the Shop tab and the link is on one of the header slides.
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        • Michael
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2012
          • 2824
          #3
          Originally posted by jen1134
          There's one on the website for the moderated track -- complete with rationales/explanations. Go to Shop for Schools under the Shop tab and the link is on one of the header slides.
          And the accelerated track is simply a grade ahead for certain subjects like Latin. For example, First Form Latin is scheduled in 5th grade on our standard track and 4th grade on our accelerated track, but the rationale for FFL in the scope and sequence applies regardless of when it's scheduled. Does that help?

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            • MBentley
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2018
              • 590
              #4
              Oops. So that would be the larger than life link that reads "Scope and Sequence". HA! I never would have thought to look under that tab though since I'm not looking for a school/start a school. That will help.

              Actually, I was wondering if there was a single PDF sheet like this one for the lower grades. Upper School Scope and Sequence.pdf
              Melissa Bentley

              2023/2024
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              DS - MP4A (10)
              DD - MP1 (6)​

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                • Michael
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2012
                  • 2824
                  #5
                  Originally posted by MBentley
                  Oops. So that would be the larger than life link that reads "Scope and Sequence". HA! I never would have thought to look under that tab though since I'm not looking for a school/start a school. That will help.

                  Actually, I was wondering if there was a single PDF sheet like this one for the lower grades. [ATTACH]n109606[/ATTACH]
                  Good morning,

                  We don't have a single PDF for the primary and grammar school years, only for upper school. The one you posted appears to be a few years old, so here's a more recent one: Upper School Scope & Sequence (2018 Conferences).pdf

                  HTH!

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                    • Beorn
                      Senior Member
                      • Jul 2018
                      • 642
                      #6
                      Originally posted by Michael

                      Good morning,

                      We don't have a single PDF for the primary and grammar school years, only for upper school. The one you posted appears to be a few years old, so here's a more recent one: [ATTACH]n109637[/ATTACH]

                      HTH!
                      Thank you for this, Michael.
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                      Material Logic and Classical Rhetoric,
                      CC: Encomium, Invective, Comparison,
                      and 4th, 2nd and 1st Grade Core Curriculums

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                        • MBentley
                          Senior Member
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 590
                          #7
                          I just received "The Classical Teacher" Winter 2019 catalog. On Page 34, there is a 3 page folder section that works amazingly for this.
                          Melissa Bentley

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                          DS - MP6A (11)
                          DS - MP4A (10)
                          DD - MP1 (6)​

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                            • pickandgrin
                              Senior Member
                              • Jun 2012
                              • 5438
                              #8
                              Great idea, MBentley! In case anyone doesn't have a paper copy yet, you can sign up to receive them free here: https://www.memoriapress.com/classical-catalog/

                              You can also flip through a virtual copy to the scope & sequence spread mentioned.

                              (And waving, Beorn! I love the crest.)
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                                • klwalukas
                                  Senior Member
                                  • Mar 2013
                                  • 544
                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by Michael

                                  Good morning,

                                  We don't have a single PDF for the primary and grammar school years, only for upper school. The one you posted appears to be a few years old, so here's a more recent one: [ATTACH]n109637[/ATTACH]

                                  HTH!
                                  This actually provided an answer to a question I asked in a different thread about what to call Classical Studies III on a transcript! "Classical Political Philosophy"
                                  Thank you!
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                                    • Michael
                                      Senior Member
                                      • Feb 2012
                                      • 2824
                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by klwalukas

                                      This actually provided an answer to a question I asked in a different thread about what to call Classical Studies III on a transcript! "Classical Political Philosophy"
                                      Thank you!
                                      You're very welcome! Glad to (accidentally) help!

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