The reading and writing connection in Language Arts is emphasized throughout the integrated curriculum. At Orangewood students learn to write what they can say and read what they can write. They learn word attack skills, comprehension and the elements of a story through various programs. Ultimately, students learn to read as writers as they are exposed to a large variety of literature. Technology is used through comprehension programs, phonics programs and shared literature programs.
Technology is used throughout the process from planning to publication.
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards for School Mathematics provide a foundation for the math curriculum at Orangewood. Our study of mathematics engages students in problem solving, communication, reasoning and making mathematical connections. Teachers provide students with a variety of activities that promote the ability to solve real world problems with a strong foundation of basic computation skills. Technology is used in the classroom and computer lab to aid students in solving realistic problems, investigating patterns and mastering procedures. The Wild Goose Science Curriculum follows the Core Knowledge sequence for grades Kindergarten through Sixth.