Kindergarten

Foundation for 21st Century Skills

Kindergarten students show up with curiosity and wonder. Our curriculum challenges them to discover, learn and develop problem-solving and social-emotional skills. Here's what you can expect your Kindergartner to learn:

Reading

• The Five Senses
• Once Upon a Farm
• America: Then & Now

Math

• Counting and cardinality up to 20
• Addition and subtraction
• Shapes and coins
• Contextual problems
• Comparing numbers
• Place value-composing and decomposing
• Measurable attributes

Science

• Engineering
• Five senses
• Properties
• Living and non-living
• Plant life cycle
• Animal life cycle
• Plants vs animals
• Caring for the Earth
• Patterns  and seasons
• Weather tools

Social Studies

• Home, school and community
• Laws and leadership
• Needs and wants
• Place and time

Social Emotional Learning

• Move This World daily morning meetings

Skills to Practice for Kindergarten Readiness

• Identifying letters and sounds of the alphabet
• Gripping a pencil, crayon or marker correctly
• Writing their first name using uppercase letters (Bonus if they can use both upper and lowercase letters!)
• Counting objects to 10, saying numbers to 20
• Behavior/safety skills
  • Stay with your adult
  • Raise your hand for permission to speak
  • Come to an adult when in need