Number Cards with pictures for zero through ten. Includes 4 Wild Cards.
One public school published this listing as the abilities needed to enter Kindergarten.
Social studies early learning standards for pre-kindergarten are explored in this document. It gives examples of each standard. The categories include community, past, present future, and consumers.
Logical mathematics early learning standards for Pre-Kindergarten shows the standards students should meet in pre-kindergarten. The categories include numbers, patterns, space/shape, measurement, data and problem solving.
Creative expression is an important component of childrens early learning experiences. The creative art early learning standards for pre-kindergarten ensures that all pre-k students have the opportunity to express their creative side. There are four standards to follow. They are: Visual art forms, Movement and music, Dramatic play and Appreciation.
Early care and education programs must work together with parents to assure children's school success. These early learning standards can help accomplish this goal. The standards include development and learning, resources, transition and governance.
Tell the child that you are going to read a story and then ask him or her some questions about it.
Passage: David is a clown. He works at a circus. David takes a long time to get ready for each circus show...
Teaching strategies and objectives
The Trophies Kindergarten Program builds literacy skills through hands on activities. These activities focus on phonological awareness, phonics, reading strategies and writing skills.
Quarterly breakdown of goals and objectives for Kindergarten: stories, illustrations, recognition, rhyming, drawing, first name.
Social Studies - Standards for Pre-Kindergarten shows the standards that students need to meet for social studies. This will help make them successful in social studies in school.
Listening comprehension is an important skill to learn. This page will start students on the right track. The teacher will read the passage than ask the students questions about what they heard.
Counting, reading, writing, comprehension, understanding, shapes, calculator usage.
Transitioning into kindergarten can be difficult for many children. The attached document has some helpful hints to help make the transition smoother.
The ABCs of kindergarten uses the alphabet to teach students rules of the classroom. It has examples for several letters in the alphabet.
A general letter to parents on behalf of kindergarten teachers about Everyday Math
A poem to help teach students the correct way to hold a pencil.
Parental involvement is an essential part of your child's progress. Here are some suggestions that can help.
You'll feel better... and so will your child. Take a deep breath, close your eyes.
Provided by the National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse