Overview of Fields of Experience and Themes with Cross-Curricular Integration

The following table indicates thematic units of study within a field of experience. Compulsory units in Levels 1 and 2 are followed by the (c) designation. Teachers may select any four units in Levels 3, 4, and 5. When students complete a unit, they are required to demonstrate language competence by working towards an experiential goal or final task. Language competence for that field of experience must be demonstrated with a performance or a product.

Dimensions 1 2 3 4 5
Environment Calendar, Colours and Shapes (c) Calendar and Weather (c) Weather Report A Treasure Hunt in My Community Environmental Initiatives
Family and Friends Greetings (c) My Family (c) My House My Friends Auto-biography
School Classroom Routines and Objects (c) My Backpack (c) People in the School Rooms in my School Wacky Week Timetable
Animals Pets (c) Wild or Zoo Animals (c) Imaginary Animals Animal Logos Endangered Animals
Clothing Winter Clothing (c) Seasonal Clothing (c) Travel Clothing Costumes & Masks Fashion Show
Food Fruit Salads (c) Healthy Snacks (c) Trash-less Lunches Pizzas Celebration Menu
Physical Activity My Body (c) Recreational Activities (c) Folk and Traditional Dances Action Sequences Winter Carnivals
Travel School Transportation (c) Alternate Types of Transportation (c) Taking a Short Trip Vacation Activities in Saskatchewan Canadian Vacations

(c) = compulsory theme for that level