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Kindergarten is a wonderful place where we build important social skills and gain academic strength in reading, writing, and math. We also develop fine-motor skills and improve gross-motor skills.
Kindergarten is a wonderful place where we build important social skills and gain academic strength in reading, writing, and math. We also develop fine-motor skills and improve gross-motor skills.
Reading:
Reading:
- Recognize and name upper case letters
- Recognize and name lower case letters
- Know letter sounds
- Identify and create rhyming words
- Orally segment and blend words
- Know and apply grade level phonics
- Read 31 sight words quickly
- Retell story elements and events
- Read grade level text
Writing:
Writing:
- Draw or dictate to convey meaning
- Use letters to represent words with correct directionality
- Use phonetic spelling
- Read back own writing
- Leave spaces between words
- Write in complete sentences
Fine Motor Skills:
Fine Motor Skills:
- Appropriate pencil grip with good pressure
- Demonstrate control with writing instruments
- Use scissors with accuracy
- Ability to pick up and manipulate small objects
- Able to zip up and button clothing independently
Math:
Math:
- Identify name shapes (circle, square, rectangle, triangle, hexagon, sphere, cube, cylinder, cone)
- Count by 1's to 100
- Count to 10's to 100
- Count objects to 20
- Read numbers to 20
- Write numbers to 20
- Represent numbers to 20 using tens and ones
- Sorts objects and explains
- Demonstrate an understanding of addition to 10
- Demonstrate an understanding of subtraction from 10
- Solve addition and subtraction word problems within 10
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