Teachers
Kindergarten Curriculum
Language Arts
recognize letter names and sounds
expressively read and retell familiar stories
use writing to convey a simple message
listen attentively
express ideas in a complete sentence
Mathematics
use a variety of strategies to solve problems such as sorting,
graphing, and patterning
understand concept of addition and subtraction
count numbers to one hundred orally
recognize numbers to twenty
understand concepts of ordinal numbers, measurement, and time on the
hour
recognize basic shapes and geometric solids
Science/Social Studies (through the use of thematic units)
understand the relationships between school, self, town, and
their surroundings
understand their responsibilities as citizens
Expectations for Learning In Kindergarten
learn the skills necessary to become a reader and writer
learn problem solving skills
learn self-help skills
learn appropriate social skills to ensure school success
Establishing Good Work Habits
read 10 - 15 minutes a day at home
return notes, folders, school materials and school communication on
time
complete work in class
assume responsibility for their own behavior and personal
belongings
follow directions, make good use of time, and participate
appropriately
be able to work independently and cooperatively with peers
Expectations for Parents
check backpacks daily
read information from school and teacher
establish routines for homework (a place and time)
discuss homework and class work with your child daily
visit or volunteer at once during the year
take care of necessities such as lunch money and transportation
problems
Ideas for Home Activities to Help Kindergarteners Learn
sort cans of food
find letters and words in print and on signs
learn phone number and address
set the table
sort ad match socks
point out time by the hour
help with simple recipes
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