Welcome to Kindergarten! My name is Mrs. Stellwagen and I am SO excited to be your teacher this year! We are going to have so much fun learning new things and making lots of new friends this year!

A Little Information About Me:

New York

Standards - ELA

Kindergarten is a critical time to lay the foundation for becoming a successful reader. Your child will learn to:

Your child will learn basic concepts of print:

Your child will learn beginning reading skills:

New York State Standards Math

Count to 100.
Identify and write numbers through 20 (in or out of order).
Identify the symbols +, -, = and learn simple addition and subtraction through number 10.
Understand the concepts of above/below/between, smaller/larger, longer/shorter.
Identify and name shapes (circle, square, oval, triangle, rhombus, rectangle, and hexagon).
Sort objects by size, color and shape.
Create a variety of simple graphs.
Match numerals to sets of objects.

Science

Basic structures of common plants and animals (arms, legs, wings, leaves, stems, roots, etc.)

Living things adapt to the environment, grow and change, and have certain needs.
Living vs. non-living things.
The similarities and differences in plants vs. animals

Social Studies

Social Skills