FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BASELINE/CORE PROGRAM NINTH GRADE. LANGUAGE ARTS MATHEMATICS SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE Instructional Program

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1 FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BASELINE/CE PROGRAM NINTH GRADE LANGUAGE ARTS MATHEMATICS SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE Mandatory areas of instruction: Courses of study aligned with the California English Language Arts content Standards. Instruction in a balanced and comprehensive program for all students that includes explicit, systematic instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking skills and a study of significant literary works and other materials of quality to promote effective communication in English and the ability to think critically. Baseline Materials Include: A. Language of Literature, McDougal Littell B. Bridges, McDougal Littell C. Language, Sopris West D. Be A Better Reader, Globe Fearon E. Reading In The Content Area, Globe Fearon F. High Point, Hampton Brown A. Reading 1. Reading skills and strategies for information, understanding, critical analysis, and evaluation taught in context of literature and informational text. 2. Quality literature experience through district adopted core literature, a diverse collection of other texts of quality, and student self selection. B. Writing 1. Process writing includes organizing, developing drafts, analyzing, revising, and editing. 2. Writing for a variety of purposes includes, but not limited to, narrative, informational, and persuasive writing. 3. Conventions of writing and speaking. C. Oral Communication communication skills in a variety of contexts and for a variety of purposes integrated throughout the curriculum. D. English Language Development (ELD): mandatory daily instruction for all English Learners as described in the ELD Curriculum Guide and ELD/ELA Content Standards. Algebra I Course McDougal-Littell Mathematics Concepts and Skills Algebra I emphasizes the following strands: number properties operations, and linear equations, graphing and systems of linear equations, quadratics and polynomials, functions and rational expressions. Baseline materials include: student edition, teacher s edition, and teachers resource package. Supplementary materials include: California Standards Practice Workbook, Basic Skills Workbook, Practice Workbook, Standardized Test Practice Workbook, Multi-language Glossary, Resources in Spanish, and additional material available by the publisher. Glencoe/McGraw Hill Geometry: Integration Applications, Connections: emphasizes the geometry skills and concepts useful to all students by developing their ability to construct formal, logical arguments and proofs in geometric settings and problems. Materials include student edition, teacher s edition, and teacher resource materials. Additional math courses are offered according to the needs of student. No required instructional program Earth Science Earth-Science, Glencoe California Earth Science- Prentice Hall Earth Comm, American Geological Society 001, Publisher: It s About Time (5 modules) Earth System Evolution Earth s Dynamic Geosphere Understanding Your Environment Earth s Fluid Sphere Earth s Natural Resources A. STAR (CAT 6 and CST) B. Report card grades (quarterly). C. Annual CELDT (CA English Language Development Test) HEALTH High School Text: Health, A Guide to Wellness, Glencoe, McGraw-Hill Healthy Generations, Healthy Learners Prenatal Substance Use Prevention Education Get Real About Aids Reducing the Risk Get Real about Tobacco Get Real About Violence Tobacco.-Free High Schools California Standard Test (CST) Course-specific of Content Standards (ACS) Algebra 1 Contents Standards Test-Earth Science Student must take CST corresponding to course taken PHYSICAL EDUCATION ART MUSIC Level 1: This is a physical education program in which students develop personalized fitness activities for a healthy lifestyle by assessing personal fitness needs, abilities, and opportunities related to personal fitness. Level 1: Adventure education programs are designed to provide students with the opportunity to experience positive risks. Level 1: Activities with origins within the United States are the focus on this course and may include the following: baseball, softball, basketball, flag football, and volleyball. Movement Skills and Movement Knowledge Self Image and Personal Development Social Development and Interaction Texts: Art in Focus textbook, Teacher s Edition, and Fine Art prints with Teacher s Guide. Discovering Art History textbook, Teacher s Edition, and Fine Art Prints A. Application of standards and framework components: artistic perception, creative expression, historic context and aesthetic valuing B. Correlate with other areas of the curriculum, including potential careers. Selected performance and theory materials to address teaching strategies and music standards as outlined as outlined in District Music Courses of Study and in California Frameworks. 400 minutes every 10 days California Physical Performance Test (Fitness ) Grades 5,7, and 9

2 SOCIOLOGY F LIVING CONSUMER AND EDUCATION (Consumer and Family Studies) FAMILY STUDIES I This required one semester course is aligned to state content standards and framework. Units include: personal health, consumer health, prevention of tobacco, alcohol, and textbooks for elective courses. textbooks for elective courses Introduction to Technology I Text: Technology Today other drugs, family living, chronic and communicable diseases, conflict resolution, and Tomorrow, Glencoe McGrawstudy skills, and career planning. Hill Health, A Guide to Wellness, Glencoe McGraw-Hill, ( Text and Teacher Resources) Webb,Whitney, and DeBruyne, Health, Making Life Choices, Second Edition,West Communication Educational Publishing, 2000 (adopted text and resources) Transportation Here s Looking At You 2000 (2 nd Edition) Energy Get Real About Violence Production A World of Difference Biotechnology Reducing the Risk Integration Get Real About AIDS Aspects of the.... HEALTH CAREERS CAREERS AND TECHNOLGY Health Care Careers I, Grade 9, one semester Health care systems, effective communication, personal qualities, medical ethics and law, life stages, first aid and CPR training, Careers in Health Care Home Economics Careers and Technology I or A Text: Creative Living, Glencoe McGraw- Hill components: Transferable and employability skills Child development and guidance Fashion, textiles, and apparel Food and nutrition Housing and furnishings Consumer education Introduction to Business A/B components: Business communications, business environment, career preparation, job acquisition and retention, economics and financial concepts, employability skills, information technologies, and leadership development. Aspects of the Keyboarding and Word Processing A/B, suggested 9 th grade Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Century 21 Keyboarding and Information Processing, South-Western Educational Publishing Keyboard technique, formatting, keyboarding skills, communication skills, and production skills. Aspects of the. Academic Computer Skills, one semester Computer Skills Text: Microsoft Office components. Business communications, 2000, Premium Edition, Thomson Information technologies, employability Learning. skills, career preparation, job acquisition and retention with reinforcement of English Language Arts. Aspects of the. Semester I: Keyboarding, hardware and software, beginning work processing. Semester II: Intermediate word processing, introduction to spreadsheets, application: database management, software integration, internet research, and PowerPoint. Aspects of the.

3 FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BASELINE/CE PROGRAM TENTH GRADE LANGUAGE ARTS MATHEMATICS SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE Mandatory areas of instruction: Courses of study aligned with the California English Language Arts content Standards. Instruction in a balanced and comprehensive program for all students that includes explicit, systematic instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking skills and a study of significant literary works and other materials of quality to promote effective communication in English and the ability to think critically. A. Reading 1. Reading skills and strategies for information, understanding, critical analysis, and evaluation taught in context of literature and informational text. 2. Quality literature experience through district adopted core literature, a diverse collection of other texts of quality, and student self selection. B. Writing 1. Process writing includes organizing, developing drafts, analyzing, revising, and editing. 2. Writing for a variety of purposes includes, but not limited to, narrative, informational, and persuasive writing. 3. Conventions of writing and speaking. C. Oral Communication communication skills in a variety of contexts and for a variety of purposes integrated throughout the curriculum. D. English Language Development (ELD): mandatory daily instruction for all English Learners as described in the ELD Curriculum Guide and ELD/ELA Content Standards. Glencoe/McGraw Hill Algebra II: Integration, Applications, Connections Upon successful completion of Geometry, Algebra II builds advanced mathematical concepts. Materials include Student Edition, Teacher s Edition, and Teacher resource materials. Glencoe/McGraw Hill Geometry: Integration Applications, Connections: emphasizes the geometry skills and concepts useful to all students by developing their ability to construct formal, logical arguments and proofs in geometric settings and problems. Materials include student edition, teacher s edition, and teacher resource materials. Additional math courses are offered according to the needs of student. The Modern World History 10 course is a one year curriculum examining major turning points in the shaping of the modern world from 1789 to the present. The adopted text for the course is The Modern World Patterns of Interaction published by McDougal Littell. This course covers all the California History-Social Science standards with a shared emphasis on knowledge and cultural understanding, Democratic understanding and Civic Values, and skills attainment and social participation. Biology CE #1 Biology, Miller, Levine, Prentice- Hall X CE #2 Biology, The Web of Life, Scott- Foresman, Supplemental: El Mundo Vivo 1 by Fernandez El Mundo Vivo 2 by Fernandez Supplemental Materials A. Language of Literature, McDougal Littell B. Bridges, McDougal Littell C. Language, Sopris West D. Be A Better Reader, Globe Fearon E. Reading In The Content Area, Globe Fearon F. High Point, Hampton Brown A. STAR (CAT 6 and CST) B. Report card grades (quarterly). C. CAHSEE D. Annual CELDT (CA English Language Development Test) A. California Standards Test (CST) course-specific B. California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) A. California Standards Test: History-Social Science Gr. 10 B. Teacher (District Benchmark ) Contents Standards Test-Biology NCLB test in Biology (2007) Student must take CST corresponding to course taken HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION ART MUSIC Here s Looking At You, 2000 (second edition) Level 2: Movement exploration emphasizes the Texts: Art in Focus textbook, Selected performance and theory concepts of body movement in which students Teacher s Edition, and Fine Art Prints materials to address teaching analyze various movement skills by applying with Teacher s Guide. strategies and music standards as biomechanical principles. Discovering Art History textbook, outlined in District Music Courses Level 2: Outdoor education which focuses on the Teacher s Edition, and Fine Art Prints. of Study and in California world at large and a wide variety of activities such as: Frameworks. angling, archery, backpacking, bowling, camping, A. cross country, downhill skiing, cycling, mountain and artistic rock climbing, orienteering, skating, survival perception, creative expression, training, golf, and aquatics. historic context and aesthetic Level 2: Games with origins outside of the United valuing. States are the emphasis of this course. B. Correlate with other areas of the Movement Skills and Movement Knowledge curriculum, including potential Self-Image and Personal Development careers. Social Development (400 minutes every 10 days) Teacher assessment None

4 Introduction to Business A/B two semesters Business communications, business environment, career preparation, job acquisition and retention, economics and financial concepts, employability skills, information technologies, and leadership development. Multimedia Introduction and review, desktop publications, web page guidelines and design, presentation design and production, with suggested software. AGRICULTURE Floral Design I History of floral design, elements and principles of design, flowers and foliage forms, mechanics and materials, arrangement styles and techniques, seasonal holiday and occasional design, plant identification, culture of floriculture crops, occupational opportunities in floriculture, selecting and buying plants, and container gardening Accounting I Text: Century 21Accounting General Journal, South-Western (adopted text and teacher resources) Accounting for service business/sole proprietorship, merchandising business accounting/partnership and merchandising business accounting/corporation. Computer Skills Text: Microsoft Office 2000, Premium Edition, Thomson Learning. components: Semester I: Keyboarding, hardware and software, beginning work processing. Semester II: Intermediate word processing, introduction to spreadsheets, application: database management, software integration, internet research, and PowerPoint. Aspects of the Computer Applications Text: Microsoft Office 2000, Premium Edition, Thomson Learning. Semester I: Keyboarding review, Operating systems, basic work processing concepts, advanced word processing concepts. Aspects of the ming Visual Basic Computers, programming and Windows Working with the Visual Basic Editor Variables, expressions, and statements Decision making and looping String and table construction Formatting and arrays CAREER & TECHNOLGY Marketing IA/IB Economic basics, marketing basics, human resources, and promotion, with corresponding projects. Home Economics Careers and Technology I or A Text: Creative Living, Glencoe- McGraw-Hill Application of standards and framework components Transferable and employability skills Child development and guidance Fashion, textiles, and apparel Food and nutrition Housing and furnishings Consumer education Aspects of the CAREER & TECHNOLGY Foods and Nutrition I Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Guide to Good Food, Goodheart-Wilcox and Food for Today, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill Nutrition and health, food safety and sanitation, meal management, food preparation, food, cultures, and communities, food science and nutrition, and food production and technology. Application of SCANS and All Aspects of the

5 CAREER & TECHNOLGY CAREER & TECHNOLGY TECHNOLGY Human Development Children and You (*sites may offer articulated credit) Clothing and Fashion I (*sites may offer articulated Automotive Technology I Introduction to Technology I Student text with wraparound teachers edition: The Developing Child: credit) Student with wraparound teachers Text: Technology Today Understanding Children and Parenting, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill edition : Auto Fundamentals, Good- and Tomorrrow, Glencoe-McGraw- Family, society and Apparel and fashion, history of fashion, design, Heart-Wilcox with supplementary text: Hill culture, decisions and parenting, prenatal development, child growth and textiles, apparel decisions, apparel budgets, apparel Modern Automotive Technology, Good- development, crisis situations and special needs, skills for effective construction, and careers in fashion. Heart Wilcox parenting, health and safety, and situations and careers relating to children. Application of Scans and All Aspects of the Communication components, Safety practices, tools and Transportation equipment, engines, fuel system, Energy cooling, lubrication systems, irrigation Production systems, emission systems, computer Biotechnology systems, electrical system fundamentals, Integration power train, brakes, wheels and tires, heating and air conditioning, suspension Aspects of the and steering systems and wheel alignment. Aspects of the is a component of articulation agreements.. Teacher development assessment Construction and Woods Technology I Safety, planning and design, hand tools, portable power tools, machine usage, measurement and layout, gluing and clamping, fasteners and hardware, abrasives, finishes and coatings materials, plumbing, electrical, wall coverings, research and development. Technical Drafting and Design I freehand sketching, lettering, drawing instrument usage, geometric construction, multi-view projection, dimensioning, sectional views, auxiliary views, revolutions, pictorial drawings, developments, finished drawing techniques and working drawings. Basics Electronics (*sites may offer articulated credit) components: laboratory safety, matter energy, electromotive force, electrical connections, Ohm s Law and power, DC circuits, measuring resistance, magnetism, capacitance and inductance, semiconductor physics, oscilloscope, power supplies, amplifiers, measurement, and mechanics. Aspects of the is a component of articulation agreements Principles of Technology (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student text with wraparound teachers edition. framework components. Understanding the mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal principles. Aspects of the

6 FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BASELINE/CE PROGRAM ELEVENTH GRADE LANGUAGE ARTS MATHEMATICS SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE Mandatory areas of instruction: Courses of study aligned with the California English Language Arts Content Standards. Instruction in a balanced and comprehensive program for all students that includes explicit, systematic instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking skills and a study of significant literary works and other materials of quality to promote effective communication in English and the ability to think critically. A. Reading 1. Reading skills and strategies for information, understanding, critical analysis and evaluation taught in context of literature and informational text. 2. Quality literature experience through district adopted core literature, a diverse collection of other texts of quality, and student self selection. B. Writing 1. Process writing includes organizing, developing drafts, analyzing, revising, and editing 2. Writing for a variety of purposes includes, but not limited to, narrative, informational, and persuasive writing. 3. Conventions of writing and speaking. C. Oral Communication communication skills in a variety of contexts and for a variety of purposes integrated throughout the curriculum. D. English Language Development (ELD): mandatory daily instruction for all English Learners as described in the ELD Curriculum Guide and ELD/ELA Content Standards. Glencoe/McGraw Hill Algebra II: Integration, Applications, Connections. Upon successful completion of Geometry, algebra II builds advanced mathematical concepts. Materials include Student Edition, Teacher s Edition, and Teacher resource materials. Glencoe/McGraw Hill Geometry: Integration Applications, Connections emphasizes properties of operations, manipulating polynomials, and solutions of equations, graphs, functions, and applications. Materials include Student Edition, Teacher s Edition, and Teacher resource materials. Additional math courses are offered according to the needs of the student The United States History and Geography 11 course is a one year curriculum that examines major turning points in American History in the twentieth century. The adopted texts are America, Pathways to the Present published by Prentice-Hall, Americans, Reconstruction through the 20 th Century published by McDougal-Littell. Chemistry ChemComm Chemistry in the Community, ACS Freeman Press Chemistry Concepts and Applications, McGraw Hill Addison Wesley Chemistry, Prentice Hall Chemistry Connections to Our Changing World-LeMay, Prentice Hall Visualizing Matter, Holt Rhinehart Winston Modern Chemistry, Davis, Metcalf, Holt-Reinhart-Winston Merrill Chemistry, Glencoe Physics Conceptual Physics, Hewitt, Scott /Foresman, Merrill Physics-Principles and Problems, Glencoe X A. STAR (CAT 6 and CST) B. Report card grades (quarterly). C. CAHSEE until passing score is recorded D. Annual CELDT (CA English Language Development Test) A. California Achievement Test (CAT 6) B. California Standards Test C. CASHEE until passing score is recorded A. California Standards Test History Social Science Grade 11 B. Teacher. (District Benchmark ) Physics-Principles and Applications, Giancoli, Prentice Hall CAT-6 Content Standards Test-Chemistry or Content Standards Test-Physics

7 HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION ART MUSIC Here s Looking At You, 2000 (second edition) Level 3: This course will examine activities specializing in the pursuit of individual excellence leading toward personal career opportunities in physical education, recreation, and health. Level 3: Understanding and participation in games and activities derived from various cultures is the emphasis of this course. Level 3: This course offers advanced instruction of prior subjects allowing students to become proficient in one or more activities. Level 3: Lifetime sports and activities. Movement Skills and Movement Knowledge Self-Image and Personal Development Social Development Texts: Art in Focus textbook, Teacher s Edition, and Fine Art Prints with Teacher s Guide. Discovering Art History textbook, Teacher s Edition, and Fine Art Prints. A. artistic perception, creative expression, historic context and aesthetic valuing. B. Correlate with other areas of the curriculum, including potential careers. Selected performance and theory materials to address teaching strategies and music standards as outlined as outlined in District Music Courses of Study and in California Frameworks. Teacher assessment The district participates in the Healthy Kid Survey sponsored by the California Department of Education in grades 5, 7, 9, and 11. ming in Visual Basic Computers, programming and Windows Working with the Visual Basic Editor Variables, expressions, and statements Decision making and looping String and table construction Formatting and arrays Business Law, one semester Forms of law, contracts, consumer law, using your purchasing power, and commercial paper. None. Business Principles and Management, one semester Business environment, business ownership, marketing, finance, communications, human resources, and management functions. Business Office Careers Business communications, production keyboarding, business mathematics, technology, general office procedures, financial concepts, information processing, career preparation and job acquisition. Application of SCANS and All Aspects of the. AGRICULTURE Multimedia Introduction and review, desktop publications, web page guidelines and design, presentation design and production, with suggested software. Accounting I Text: Century 21Accounting General Journal, South-Western (adopted text and teacher resources) Accounting for service business/sole proprietorship, merchandising business accounting/partnership and merchandising business accounting/corporation. Computer Applications Text: Microsoft Office 2000, Premium Edition, Thomson Learning. components: Semester I: Keyboarding review, Operating systems, basic work processing concepts, advanced word processing concepts. Aspects of the Floral Design I History of floral design, elements and principles of design, flowers and foliage forms, mechanics and materials, arrangement styles and techniques, seasonal holiday and occasional design, plant identification, culture of floriculture crops, occupational opportunities in floriculture, selecting and buying plants, and container gardening Aspects of the

8 Business Office Careers Business communications, filing, production keyboarding, business mathematics, technology, general office procedures, financial concepts, information processing, career preparation and job acquisition.. Computer Science AB AP, Advanced Placement Applications of standards and Introduction to computers, how computers are programmed, Introduction to Java, variables and constants, AP string, decision making loops, file I/O text files, one or two dimensional arrays/ap vector, struts, sorting programs, binary search, queues, pointers, object-oriented programming, and A.P. Case study. Marketing 2A/2B Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Marketing Essentials, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill Career awareness and acquisition, professional image, interviewing, job retention, factors of retailing, entrepreneurship, customer service, advertising, sales, interviewing, point of sale, and business planning. Computer ming components: Introduction to Pascal, input/output and procedures, decision structures, loops, programming style and methodology, arrays, files, records-setsgraphics, algorithms, pointer variable and linked lists. Aspects of the. Food and Nutrition I Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Guide to Good Food, Goodheart-Wilcox and Food for Today, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill Nutrition and health, food safety and sanitation, meal management, food preparation, food, cultures, and communities, food science and nutrition, and food production and technology. Food and Nutrition II Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Guide to Good Food, Goodheart- Wilcox components: Food choice factors, nutritional needs, food sanitation and safety, consumer choices, meal planning, kitchen organization, appliances, food preservation, physical fitness and good health, careers related to food, regional and foreign foods. Aspects of the Computer Science A AP, Advanced Placement Applications of standards and Introduction to computers, how computers are programmed, Introduction to Java, variables and constants, AP string, decision making loops, file I/O text files, arrays/ap vector, struts, sorting programs, binary search, A.P. Case study Aspects of the Nutritional Science Nutrition education, food preparation, food processing, individual and nutritional science. PACE Lab Child care standards, operational procedures, child growth and development guidance, occupational health and safety, nutrition, child abuse and neglect, cultural diversity, professionalism, and family life education. PACE Parenting PACE orientation, self-awareness and personal management, relationships, health safety and nutrition, parenting, pregnancy and childbirth, child growth and development, family challenges, and planning for the future. Human Development Children and You (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student text with wraparound teachers edition: The Developing Child: Understanding Children and Parenting, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill components: Family, society and culture, decisions and parenting, prenatal development, child growth and development, crisis situations and special needs, skills for effective parenting, health and safety, and situations and careers relating to children. Aspects of the Introduction to Teaching (*sites may offer articulated credit) Family, society and culture, decisions and parenting, prenatal; development. Child growth and development, crisis situations and special needs, skills for effective parenting, health and safety, and careers relating to children. Aspects of the

9 Adult Living Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Shaping Your Future, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill and supplemental texts: The Confident Consumer: Goodheart-Wilcox and Career Choices, Academic Innovations. College/career planning and decision making, health and fitness issues, relationship and parenting options, and personal economics. Application of SCANS and all aspects of the Construction and Woods Technology I Safety, planning and design, hand tools, portable power tools, machine usage, measurement and layout, gluing and clamping, fasteners and hardware, abrasives, finishes and coatings materials, plumbing, electrical, wall coverings, research and development. Technical Drafting and Design II (*sites may offer articulated credit) Finished drawings, threads and fasteners, sectional views, auxiliary views and revolutions, pictorial drafting, technical illustration, working drawings, intersections and developments. Automotive Technology I Student with wraparound teachers edition : Auto Fundamentals, Good- Heart-Wilcox with supplementary text: Modern Automotive Technology, Good-Heart Wilcox components, Safety practices, tools and equipment, engines, fuel system, cooling, lubrication systems, irrigation systems, emission systems, computer systems, electrical system fundamentals, power train, brakes, wheels and tires, heating and air conditioning, suspension and steering systems and wheel alignment. Early Childhood Education 2 hour class (*sites may offer articulated credit) Employability and professionalism, standardslicensing regulations-credentialing, operational procedures, child growth and development, occupational safety, self-concept, nutrition, health and safety, family and communities, and age appropriate activities. Technical Drafting and Design I (*sites may offer articulated credit) freehand sketching, lettering, drawing instrument usage, geometric construction, multi-view projection, dimensioning, sectional views, auxiliary views, revolutions, pictorial drawings, developments, finished drawing techniques and working drawings. Automotive Technology II components. Orientation to laboratory procedures, safety, tools, service and repair engine assembly, fuel system, electrical system, emission controls, power train, brake system, chassis, and air conditioning. Clothing and Fashion I (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Clothing Fashion, Fabrics, and Construction, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill components: Apparel and fashion, history of fashion, design, textiles, apparel decisions, apparel budgets, apparel construction, and careers in fashion. Application of Scans and All Aspects of the. is a component of articulation agreements. Basics Electronics (*sites may offer articulated credit) components: laboratory safety, matter energy, electromotive force, electrical connections, Ohm s Law and power, DC circuits, measuring resistance, magnetism, capacitance and inductance, semiconductor physics, oscilloscope, power supplies, amplifiers, measurement, and mechanics. Aspects of the Teacher development assessment Principles of Technology (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student text with wraparound teachers edition. framework components. Understanding the mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal. Clothing and Fashion II (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Clothing Fashion, Fabrics, and Construction, Glencoe-McGraw- Hill Apparel and fashion, history of fashion, design, textiles, apparel decisions, apparel budgets, apparel construction, and careers in fashion. Application of Scans and All Aspects of the. is a component of articulation agreements.

10 FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BASELINE/CE PROGRAM TWELFTH GRADE LANGUAGE ARTS MATHEMATICS SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE Glencoe-McGraw Hill Algebra II: Integration, Choice of Electives: Applications, Connections. Upon successful completion of Geometry, Algebra II builds advanced mathematical concepts. Materials include Student Edition, Teacher s Edition, and Teacher resource materials. Mandatory areas of instruction: A balanced, integrated and comprehensive program for all students that includes explicit, systematic instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking skills and a study of significant literary works and other materials of quality to promote effective communication in English and the ability to think critically. A. Reading 1. Reading skills and strategies for information, understanding, critical analysis, and evaluation taught in context of literature and informational text. 2. Quality literature experience through district adopted core literature, a diverse collection of other texts of quality, and student self selection. B. Writing 1. Process writing includes organizing, developing drafts, analyzing, revising, and editing. 2. Writing for a variety of purposes includes, but not limited to, narrative, informational, and persuasive writing. 3. Conventions of writing and speaking. C. Oral Communication communication skills in a variety of contexts and for a variety of purposes integrated throughout the curriculum. D. English Language Development (ELD): mandatory daily instruction for all English Learners as described in the ELD Curriculum Guide and ELD/ELA Content Standards. A. Report card grades (quarterly). B. CAHSEE until passing score is recorded C. Annual CELDT (CA English Language Development Test) Glencoe, McGraw Hill Geometry: Integration, Applications, Connections emphasizes properties of operations, manipulating polynomials, and solutions of equations, graphs, functions, and applications. Materials include Student Edition, Teacher s Edition, and Teacher resource materials, Additional math courses are offered according to the needs of the student. CAHSEE until passing score is recorded The American Government course is a one semester curriculum that helps students pursue a deeper understanding of the institutions of American Government. The adopted texts are Magruder s Apibican Government published by Prentice-Hall, and The United States Government: Democracy in Action published by Glenco. The Economics course is a one semester curriculum that assists students in deepening their understanding of the economic problems and institutions of the nation and world in which they live using basic economic principles. The adopted texts are Economics: Principles and Practices published by Glencoe, Applying Economic Principles published by Glencoe, and Economics: Choices and Challenges published by McDougal Littell. Teacher assessment. (District Benchmark ) AP Biology AP Physics AP Chemistry AP Environmental Science Zoology Physiology Ecology Environmental Science None required HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION ART MUSIC Here s Looking At You, 2000 (second edition) Texts: Art in Focus textbook, Teacher s Edition, and Fine Art Prints with Teacher s Guide. Discovering Art History textbook, Teacher s Edition, and Fine Art Prints. A. artistic perception, creative expression, historic context and aesthetic valuing. B. Correlate with other areas of the curriculum, including potential careers. Selected performance and theory materials to address teaching strategies and music standards as outlined as outlined in District Music Courses of Study and in California Frameworks. AGRICULTURE Floral Design I History of floral design, elements and principles of design, flowers and foliage forms, mechanics and materials, arrangement styles and techniques, seasonal holiday and occasional design, plant identification culture of floriculture crops, occupational opportunities in floriculture, selecting and buying plants, and container gardening. Teacher developed Computer Applications Text: Microsoft Office 2000, Premium Edition, Thomson Learning. components: Keyboarding review, Operating systems, basic work processing concepts, advanced word processing concepts. Teacher developed Accounting I Text: Century 21Accounting General Journal, South-Western (adopted text and teacher resources) components: Accounting for service business/sole proprietorship, merchandising business accounting/partnership and merchandising business accounting/corporation. Aspects of the Teacher developed Multimedia Introduction and review, desktop publications, web page guidelines and design, presentation design and production, with suggested software. Aspects of the Teacher developed

11 Business Law, one semester Forms of law, contracts, consumer law, using your purchasing power, and commercial paper. Business Principles and Management, one semester Business environment, business ownership, marketing, finance, communications, human resources, and management functions. Business Office Careers Business communications, production keyboarding, business mathematics, technology, general office procedures, financial concepts, information processing, career preparation and job acquisition. Application of SCANS and All Aspects of the. Computer Science AB AP, Advanced Placement Applications of standards and Introduction to computers, how computers are programmed, Introduction to Java, variables and constants, AP string, decision making loops, file I/O text files, one or two dimensional arrays/ap vector, struts, sorting programs, binary search, queues, pointers, object-oriented programming, A.P. Case study and Advanced Marketing 3A/3B Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Marketing Essentials, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill Event planning, desktop publishing, business plan, community service, writing, professional image, C- TAP Model Portfolio. Computer ming components: Introduction to Pascal, input/output and procedures, decision structures, loops, programming style and methodology, arrays, files, records-setsgraphics, algorithms, pointer variable and linked lists. Aspects of the. Food and Nutrition I Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Guide to Good Food, Goodheart-Wilcox and Food for Today, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill Nutrition and health, food safety and sanitation, meal management, food preparation, food, cultures, and communities, food science and nutrition, and food production and technology. Food and Nutrition II Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Guide to Good Food, Goodheart- Wilcox components: Food choice factors, nutritional needs, food sanitation and safety, consumer choices, meal planning, kitchen organization, appliances, food preservation, physical fitness and good health, careers related to food, regional and foreign foods. Aspects of the Computer Science A AP, Advanced Placement Applications of standards and Introduction to computers, how computers are programmed, Introduction to Java, variables and constants, AP string, decision making loops, file I/O text files, arrays/ap vector, struts, sorting programs, binary search, A.P. Case study Aspects of the Nutritional Science Nutrition education, food preparation, food processing, individual and nutritional science.

12 PACE Lab Child care standards, operational procedures, child growth and development guidance, koccupational health and safety, nutrition, child abuse and neglect, cultural diversity, professionalism, and family life education. Adult Living Student text with wraparound teachers edition: Shaping Your Future, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill and supplemental texts: The Confident Consumer: Goodheart-Wilcox and Career Choices, Academic Innovations. College/career planning and decision making, health and fitness issues, relationship and parenting options, and personal economics. Application of SCANS and all aspects of the PACE Parenting PACE orientation, self-awareness and personal management, relationships, health safety and nutrition, parenting, pregnancy and childbirth, child growth and development, family challenges, and planning for the future. Early Childhood Education 2 hour class (*sites may offer articulated credit) Employability and professionalism, standardslicensing regulations-credentialing, operational procedures, child growth and development, occupational safety, self-concept, nutrition, health and safety, family and communities, and age appropriate activities. Human Development Children and You (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student text with wraparound teachers edition: The Development Child: Understanding Children and Parenting, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill components: Family, society and culture, decisions and parenting, prenatal development, child growth and development, crisis situations and special needs, skills for effective parenting, health and safety, and situations and careers relating to children. Aspects of the Clothing and Fashion I (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student Text with wraparound teachers edition: Clothing, Fashion, Fabrics and Construction, Glencoe-McGraw-Hill components: Apparel and fashion, history of fashion, design, textiles, apparel decisions, apparel budgets, apparel construction, and careers in fashion. Application of Scans and All Aspects of the. is a component of articulation agreements. Introduction to Teaching (*sites may offer articulated credit) Family, society and culture, decisions and parenting, prenatal; development. Child growth and development, crisis situations and special needs, skills for effective parenting, health and safety, and careers relating to children. Aspects of the Clothing and Fashion II (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student Text with wraparound teachers edition: Clothing, Fashion, Fabrics and Construction, Glencoe-McGraw- Hill Apparel and fashion, history of fashion, design, textiles, apparel decisions, apparel budgets, apparel construction, and careers in fashion. Application of Scans and All Aspects of the. is a component of articulation agreements. Construction and Woods Technology I Safety, planning and design, hand tools, portable power tools, machine usage, measurement and layout, gluing and clamping, fasteners and hardware, abrasives, finishes and coatings materials, plumbing, electrical, wall coverings, research and development. Technical Drafting and Design I (*sites may offer articulated credit) freehand sketching, lettering, drawing instrument usage, geometric construction, multi-view projection, dimensioning, sectional views, auxiliary views, revolutions, pictorial drawings, developments, finished drawing techniques and working drawings. Basics Electronics (*sites may offer articulated credit) components: laboratory safety, matter energy, electromotive force, electrical connections, Ohm s Law and power, DC circuits, measuring resistance, magnetism, capacitance and inductance, semiconductor physics, oscilloscope, power supplies, amplifiers, measurement, and mechanics. Aspects of the Teacher developed Principles of Technology (*sites may offer articulated credit) Student text with wraparound teachers edition. framework components. Understanding the mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal Teacher developed

13 Technical Drafting and Design II (*sites may offer articulated credit) Finished drawings, threads and fasteners, sectional views, auxiliary views and revolutions, pictorial drafting, technical illustration, working drawings, intersections and developments. Automotive Technology I Student with wraparound teachers edition : Auto Fundamentals, Good- Heart-Wilcox with supplementary text: Modern Automotive Technology, Good-Heart Wilcox components, Safety practices, tools and equipment, engines, fuel system, cooling, lubrication systems, irrigation systems, emission systems, computer systems, electrical system fundamentals, power train, brakes, wheels and tires, heating and air conditioning, suspension and steering systems and wheel alignment. Automotive Technology II components. Orientation to laboratory procedures, safety, tools, service and repair engine assembly, fuel system, electrical system, emission controls, power train, brake system, chassis, and air conditioning..