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2024-2025 REGISTRATION
At ICCC School, we are implementing Renaissance Accelerated Reader™ and our STEM Program Integrations at every grade level. Our Integrated STEM Program will incite Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Learning through interactive activities and projects that students at every grade level will be partake inside and outside the classroom.
Our students will be given an assessment at the beginning of the school year to identify their reading level and comprehension. Students will access their student portal to begin to read books that will build their literacy, vocabulary and comprehension. Students will engage and be challenged daily through assigned AR class. Parents, Students, and Educators will have access to data and reading analytics to track and encourage student progress.
Preschool to Transition Kindergarten
Big Day for PreK by Houghton Mifflin
Quran Memorization of small Surahs with meaning
Arabic Reading and Writing by Sanabel
ABC Mouse
Kindergarten to Grade 2
Into Reading ELA by Houghton Mifflin
Go Math & Freckles Math
California Science by Hartcort & Mystery Science Interactive STEM Activities
Impact Social Studies by McGraw Hill
ABC Mouse
Spectrum Math & English
Renaissance Accelerated Reader™
Grade 3 to 5
Into Reading by Houghton Mifflin 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grades
Go Math & Freckle's Math by Houghton Mifflin 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grades
California Science by Hartcort- 3rd, 4th, 5th Grades
Impact Social Studies-- Continuity and Change- McGraw Hill- 3rd Grade
Impact Social Studies- California A Changing State-McGraw Hill- 4th Grade
Impact Social Studies- U.S. History- McGraw Hill- 5th Grade
Spectrum Math & English
Renaissance Accelerated Reader™
Grade 6 to 8
Into Reading- Houghton Mifflin 5th Grade
Into Liteature- Houghton Mifflin 6th and 7th
Go Math Pre-AlgebraI
Go Math Algebra I
Go Math Algebra II
IXL
6th Grade Impact-Ancient Civilization-McGraw Hill
7th Grade Impact-US History and Geography-Medieval and Early Modern Time- McGraw Hill
8th Grade Impact-US History and Geography-Growth and Conflict- McGraw Hill
6th Grade Science- Focus on Earth Science- CPO
7th Grade Science-Focus on Life Science-CPO
8th Grade Science- Focus on Physical Science-CPO
Spectrum Math & English
Renaissance Accelerated Reader™
Arabic
I love Arabic
ICCCS Arabic Program and Assessments
Al Qu'ran & Islamic Studies
I love Islam
Mecca Center
ICCCS Life Applications
STEM Contests
At ICCC School, we will encourage our students to participate in the following contests and will be given time in class to create and design their projects.
Grade 3 to 5 projects
Beaver Computing Contest: Grades 5/6 Designed to introduce kids to computer science foundations, the school-sponsored Beaver Computing Contest requires students to answer 12 multiple choice questions.
Ten80 Education Elementary Racing Challenge: Working in teams, students design and engineer remote control cars for optimal speed and stability. Teams can compete in optional National STEM League races to qualify for national finals.
Fluor Engineering Challenge: A partnership between Science Buddies and Fluor, the challenge invites teams to engineer simple machines to win $1,000 for their after-school programs. In 2019, the challenge involved creating a machine that could repeatedly knock down a wicket.
National Science Bee: Elementary Division Students compete for cash prizes by answering questions in biology, chemistry, astronomy, computer science, and other STEM-related subjects.
The Tech Challenge: Administered by the Tech Interactive and sponsored by Dell Technologies, the challenge assigns a problem to teams of students, who address it through innovative, tech-based solutions.
Junior FIRST LEGO League: A robotics challenge for kids from Pre-K to eighth grade, the FIRST LEGO League encourages STEM discovery through exploration, engineering design, and teamwork.
Grade 6 to 8 projects
Purple Comet Math Meet: Middle School Working in teams, middle school students participate in the free online competition by solving 20 math problems in 60 minutes. Teams can enter in small, large, mixed, and noncompetitive categories.
eCybermission: Students in grades 6-9 select a mission challenge in areas like energy, environment, food, and robotics. Working in teams, they address a specific community problem in their category, engineer a solution, and submit their findings to a panel of judges.
National Science Bee: Middle School Division Students compete for cash prizes by answering questions in biology, chemistry, astronomy, computer science, and other STEM-related subjects.
MATHCOUNTS: Math enthusiasts can compete in four rounds with the MATHCOUNTS contest series: a sprint round where they solve 30 math questions in 40 minutes, a problem-solving target round, a team round, and a countdown round. In the countdown round, students get 45 seconds to answer each question.
Future City: Middle schoolers design futuristic cities addressing an issue of sustainability in this team-based competition. The contest includes an essay, a scaled model, a project plan, and a presentation.
Additional information
405009 Accelerated Reader Digital Brochure.pdfRenaissance Accelerated reader
Mystery_Science_-_K-5_-_NGSS_Planning_Guide.pdfK-5 Mystery Science Planning guide
Next Generation Science Standards Listing for Grades K Through 8.pdfPerformance expectations by grade
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