cross-curricular

adjective

1. education denoting or relating to an approach to a topic that includes contributions from several different disciplines and viewpoints

Example Sentences

For the younger children, these 25-minute sessions start with identifying things using English words, but it evolves to reading comprehension and cross-curricular lessons in mathematics and social studies, Tribble said.

From Washington Times

Cunningham Elementary in southwest Austin already has its own farm, and now it’s getting a teaching kitchen as part of a cross-curricular culinary education initiative.

From Washington Post

High schoolers integrate with tykes in cross-curricular programs, so the second-graders would go giddy whenever Tagovailoa would appear, Welch said.

From Washington Post

“They need to know where our food comes from so they can eat and live healthier lives. It is cross-curricular, from social science to math to reading and writing. It is hands-on learning. The kids are able to see veins of the leafs under microscopes. I see kids measuring our flowerbeds and writing down their observations. It becomes a living textbook instead of memorization.”

From Washington Times

Those lessons will be cross-curricular, tying gardening to other subjects like science, math and English.

From Washington Times