Kindergarten Syllabus

Unit 1

• Expository (Informational Text

• Realistic Fiction

• Argumentative Text

Unit 2 

• Expository (Informational Text) 

• Drama 

• Poetry

Unit 3

• Realistic Fiction

• Biography

• Argumentative Text

Unit 4

• Narrative Nonfiction

• Historical Fiction

• Narrative Poetry

Unit 5

• Expository (Informational Text)

• Realistic Fiction

• Expository (Informational Text)

Unit 6

• Narrative Nonfiction

• Historical Fiction

• Free Verse (Poetry)

Chapter 1: Place Value Concepts

Chapter 2: Add and Subtract Multi-Digit Numbers

Chapter 3: Multiply by One-Digit Numbers

Chapter 4: Multiply by Two-Digit Numbers

Chapter 5: Divide Multi-Digit Numbers by One-Digit Numbers

Chapter 6: Factors, Multiples, and Patterns

Chapter 7: Understand Fraction Equivalence and Comparison

Chapter 8: Add and Subtract Fractions

Chapter 9: Multiply Whole Numbers and Fractions

Chapter 10: Relate Fractions and Decimals

Chapter 11: Understand Measurement Equivalence

Chapter 12: Use Perimeter and Area Formulas

Chapter 13: Identify and Draw Lines and Angles

Chapter 14: Identify Symmetry and Two-Dimensional Shapes

• • Chapter 1: Geography of the United States

    • Lesson 1: Land and Regions in the United States

    • Lesson 2: Weather and Climate

    • Lesson 3: Regions and Resources

    • Lesson 4: People and the Land

  • Chapter 2: Americans and Their History

    • Lesson 1: America and Europe

    • Lesson 2: A New Nation

    • Lesson 3: Growth and Civil War

    • Lesson 4: The United States Becomes a World Power

    • Lesson 5: The United States Since World War II

  • Chapter 3: Government in the United States

    • Lesson 1: Principles of Our Government

    • Lesson 2: How Our Government Works

    • Lesson 3: Our Rights and Responsibilities

  • Chapter 4: The Nation's Economy

    • Lesson 1: What is the Economy?

    • Lesson 2: Trade and Markets

    • Lesson 3: People and the Economy

    • Lesson 4: A Global Economy

  • Chapter 5: Regions: The Northeast

    • Lesson 1: The Land of the Northeast

    • Lesson 2: Resources in the Northeast

    • Lesson 3: Birthplace of the Nation

    • Lesson 4: Growth and Change in the Northeast

    • Lesson 5: The Northeast Today

  • Chapter 6: Regions: The Southeast

    • Lesson 1: Land and Water of the Southeast

    • Lesson 2: Climate of the Southeast

    • Lesson 3: A Land of Many Resources

    • Lesson 4: Settling the Southeast

    • Lesson 5: Southern Life

  • Chapter 7: Regions: The Midwest

    • Lesson 1: In the Heart of the Nation

    • Lesson 2: Resources and Farming

    • Lesson 3: Settling in the Midwest

    • Lesson 4: The Midwest on the Move

  • Chapter 8: Regions: The Southwest

    • Lesson 1: Southwestern Land and Water

    • Lesson 2: Climate of the Southwest 

    • Lesson 3: The Southwest's Past

    • Lesson 4: Growth of the Southwest

    • Lesson 5: Life in a Dry Land

  • Chapter 9: Regions: The West

    • Lesson 1: A Varied Land

    • Lesson 2: Climate of the West

    • Lesson 3: Western Resources

    • Lesson 4: Growth of the West

    • Lesson 5: The West Today

Unit 1: Studying Science

• Lesson 1: What Do Scientist Do?

• Lesson 2: What Skills Do Scientists Use?

• Lesson 3: How Do Scientists Collect and Use Data?

• Lesson 4: Why Do Scientist Compare Results?

• Lesson 5: What Kinds of Models Do Scientists Use?

• Lesson 6: How Can You Model a School?

Unit 2: The Engineering Process

• Lesson 1: What is an Engineering Design Process?

• Lesson 2: How Can You Design a Solution to a Problem?

• Lesson 3: What is Technology?

• Lesson 4: How Do We Use Technology?

Unit 3: Plants and Animals

• Lesson 1: What Are Some Plant Structures?

• Lesson 2: How Do Plants Reproduce?

• Lesson 3: How Can We Observe a Plant's Life Cycle?

• Lesson 4: How Do Animals Reproduce?

• Lesson 5: How Are Living Things Adapted to Their Environment?

• Lesson 6: Why Do Birds Beaks Differ?

Unit 4: Energy and Ecosystems

• Lesson 1: What Are Populations, Habitats, and Niches?

• Lesson 2: What Are Food Chains?

• Lesson 3: How Can We Model a Food Web?

• Lesson 4: What Are Natural Resources?

• Lesson 5: How Do People Impact Ecosystems?

• Lesson 6: How Do People Affect Their Environment?

Unit 5: Weather

• Lesson 1: What is the Water Cycle?

• Lesson 2: What are Types of Weather?

• Lesson 3: How is Weather Predicted?

• Lesson 4: How Can We Observe Weather Patterns?

Unit 6: Earth and Space

• Lesson 1: How Do the Sun, Earth, and Moon Interact?

• Lesson 2: What Are Moon Phases?

• Lesson 3: How Does the Moon Move Around Earth?

• Lesson 4: What Are the Planets in Our Solar System?

• Lesson 5: How Can We Model the Sun and Planets?

Unit 7: Properties of Matter

• Lesson 1: What Are Physical Properties of Matter?

• Lesson 2: How Are Physical Properties Observed?

• Lesson 3: What Is Conservation of Mass

• Lesson 4: What Are the States of Water?

Unit 8: Changes in Matter

• Lesson 1: What Are Some Physical Changes?

• Lesson 2: How Can We Make a Solution?

• Lesson 3: What Are Some Chemical Changes?

• Lesson 4: How Can You Tell When a New Substance Forms?

Unit 9: Energy

• Lesson 1: What Are Some Forms of Energy?

• Lesson 2: Where Does Energy Come From?

• Lesson 3: What Is Heat?

• Lesson 4: How Is Heat Produced?

• Lesson 5: What Are Conductors and Insulators?

• Lesson 6: Which Materials Are Conductors?

Unit 10: Electricity

• Lesson 1: What Is Electricity?

• Lesson 2: How Do Electric Charges Interact?

• Lesson 3: What Is an Electric Circuit?

• Lesson 4: What Are Electric Circuits, Conductors, and Insulators

• Lesson 5: How Do We Use Electricity?

Unit 11: Motion

• Lesson 1: What is Motion?

• Lesson 2: What is Speed?