What is it?
Reading and Language Arts help us understand, communicate, and interpret information.

What makes up this subject?
Reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, speaking, and listening.

Why does it matter?
Strong communication skills help students express ideas clearly, understand others, and navigate everyday life.

Careers that use this skill:
Teacher, author, journalist, lawyer, marketer, editor, speaker.

Examples of how we use it in life:

• reading directions

• writing emails

• understanding contracts

• following recipes

• storytelling

• public speaking

What is it?
Math helps us solve problems, understand numbers, and make decisions.

What makes up this subject?
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, measurement, time, money, geometry, and problem solving.

Why does it matter?
Math builds logic and helps us manage everyday tasks and future careers.

Careers:
Engineer, accountant, chef, architect, contractor, entrepreneur.

Examples of how we use it in life:

• budgeting

• cooking

• shopping

• measuring

• planning schedules

• building projects

What is it?
Science helps us understand how the world works.

What makes up this subject?
Biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, health, and experiments.

Why does it matter?
Science builds curiosity, problem solving, and understanding of life and nature.

Careers:
Doctor, nurse, scientist, engineer, veterinarian, gardener.

Examples:

• gardening

• cooking

• weather

• health

• cleaning products

• inventions

What is it?
Social Studies helps us understand people, places, culture, and the past.

What makes up this subject?
History, geography, civics, economics, and culture.

Why does it matter?
It helps students understand the world and make informed decisions.

Careers:
Teacher, historian, politician, lawyer, travel guide, entrepreneur.

Examples:

• maps

• voting

• understanding money/economy

• travel

• cultural understanding

What is it?
Art helps us express ideas and think creatively.

What makes up this subject?
Drawing, painting, designing, creating, visual communication.

Why does it matter?
Creativity helps students innovate and communicate visually.

Careers:
Graphic designer, illustrator, architect, fashion designer.

Examples:

• decorating

• marketing

• photography

• product design

What is it?
Music helps us understand rhythm, patterns, creativity, and expression.

What makes up this subject?
Rhythm, melody, harmony, listening, performance, composition.

Why does it matter?
Music strengthens memory, discipline, confidence, and creativity.

Careers:
Teacher, producer, performer, composer, audio engineer.

Examples:

• worship

• entertainment

• celebrations

• therapy

• focus and memory support