Grade 5
Grade 5 Art, Music, Physical Education & Health
3 units and 14 learning lessons. This is the outline a Grade 5 student works through in Art, Music, Physical Education & Health — the lessons themselves are taught inside OHM School, adapted to how each child is doing.
About this outline: the listed lessons are part of the available learning path. A lesson appearing here does not mean its standards mapping or assessment evidence has completed educator review. See the evidence and review methodology.
Grade 5 Art, Music, Physical Education & Health
OHM School · Grade 5
Art, Music, Physical Education & Health
3 units · 14 lessons
It opens with Art: Early American Artwork and closes with PE & Health: Strength, Agility, and Growing Up.
All units
All units
Lessons
Unit 1 of 3
Art: Early American Artwork
4 lessons
Lessons
- 1Colonial and Early American Art Styles
- 2Creating in an Early American Style
- 3Innovative Art Ideas
- 4Analyzing Art
Unit 2 of 3
Music: Composition
4 lessons
Lessons
- 1Composing a Simple Rhythm Piece
- 2Composing a Simple Melody
- 3Performing with Others
- 4Music and History
Unit 3 of 3
PE & Health: Strength, Agility, and Growing Up
6 lessons
Lessons
- 1Building Strength
- 2Agility and Reaction Time
- 3Folk and Line Dances
- 4Understanding Puberty
- 5Personal Health Care
- 6Safety and Injury Prevention
How it is taught
The whole subject, in the order a child meets it.
- What is covered3 units and 14 lessons, every one of them in the book above: this is the whole of Art, Music, Physical Education & Health in Grade 5, not a sample.
- Taught in orderA lesson unlocks when the one before it is mastered, and review is scheduled from what the child has actually shown rather than on a fixed timetable.
- Kept currentThese titles are read from the live curriculum, so what is in this book is what a Grade 5 student would work through today.
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