Kindergarten Curriculum Overview
Dive into the comprehensive Kindergarten curriculum at First Baptist Christian School, covering Math and Reading throughout the academic year. Students will explore concepts such as counting, identifying shapes, telling time, addition, subtraction, reading comprehension, and more. Utilizing various teaching methods and resources, this curriculum aims to provide a solid foundation for young learners.
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First Baptist Christian School Year at a Glance Kindergarten Curriculum
Kindergarten Math Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Counting to 100 by 1 s, 2 s, 5 s, 10 s, and 25 s More and less Identifying coins and their worth Telling time to the hour Counting objects & writing numbers to 20 Graphing Decomposing numbers to 10 Addition to 10 Number bonds Review and evaluate items in Quarter 1 Counting to 100 by 1 s, 5 s, and 10 s Recognizing, counting objects, and writing numbers 0-10 Compares numbers Sorting Patterns 2-D Shapes and attributes Sorting and classifying objects Decomposing numbers to 5 Beginning addition Ten frames Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Telling time to the hour and 1/2 hour Greater than, less than, and equal Word problems 3-D shapes and attributes Given a number from 1-20, identify a number one more or one less Addition to 20 Beginning subtraction Measuring weight, height, volume, length, temperature Review and evaluate items in Quarters 1 & 2 Counting money Positional words Addition and subtraction to 20 Creating models using basic shapes Counting backward from 20 by 1 s Ask questions and answer them based on information, observations, and graphs to solve problems Review and evaluate items in Quarters 1, 2, & 3
Kindergarten Reading Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Students will begin learning to read using UFLI and Orton-Gillingham methods along with their decodables. Also, we will be using A-Z reading books and Abeka readers. Students will begin learning to read using UFLI and Orton-Gillingham methods along with their decodables. Also, we will be using A-Z reading books and Abeka readers. Demonstrates concepts of print Identifies upper/lower case letters Identifies consonant sounds Identifies vowel sounds Identifies rhyming sounds Heart word recognition Comprehension, key ideas, details Describe characters in a story and tell favorite part of the story Decodables and leveled readers Demonstrates concepts of print Heart word recognition Comprehension, key ideas, retelling the story Fiction/Non-fiction Describe setting Ask and answer questions about text States meaning of author, illustrator, and narrator Blends and CVC words Decodables and leveled readers Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Students will begin learning to read using UFLI and Orton-Gillingham methods along with their decodables. Also, we will be using A-Z reading books and Abeka readers. Students will begin learning to read using UFLI and Orton-Gillingham methods along with their decodables. Also, we will be using A-Z reading books and Abeka readers. Demonstrates concepts of print Heart word recognition and spelling Retells story with details, setting, problem, solution, characters, and main idea using story maps and making personal connections Discuss glossary, table of contents, headings, and icons to gather facts or information Decodables and leveled readers Demonstrates concepts of print Heart word recognition, spelling, and writing Answer questions about unknown words in a text Reading comprehension with main topic & ideas Listening to and reading informational texts and listing key details Decodables and leveled readers
Kindergarten Writing Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Writes first name and working on last name Works on accurately printing upper & lowercase letters Begins to write his/her own narrative story using drawing, dictating, and writing initial and/or final consonant Works on putting spaces between words Works on capitalizing first word in a sentence Writes first and last name Works to accurately print upper and lowercase letters Starting to create short sentences using phonetic spelling, spacing, and punctuation Working on narrative writing with event sequence Adding verbs Discussing 5 Star sentences (capital at beginning, spaces between words, punctuation, makes sense, and written neatly) Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Accurately prints most upper/lowercase letters Identifies and uses different forms of punctuation Capitalizes the first word in a sentence and the pronoun I Uses some correct spelling Develops 5 Star sentences Introduction to opinion and persuasive writings Rough drafts and publishing stories Accurately prints upper and lowercase letters Starts to create short 5 Star sentences Develops imaginative stories Writes informational stories by naming what they are writing about and providing some information on it Rough drafts and publishing stories
Kindergarten Science and Social Studies Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Rules and Procedures All About Me Community Helpers Weather Seasons America What is a good citizen? Sink & float Magnets America continued and US Symbols Georgia Studies Pumpkins Columbus Day Rocks and Geology Five Senses Veterans Day Thanksgiving Christmas Quarter 3 Quarter 4 President s Day Martin Luther King, Jr. George Washington Carver U.S. Monuments & Washington Monument Day & Night Sky Space planets, sun, moon, and stars Insects Plants, seeds, water, air, and soil Children of the World Children of the World Money used to purchase goods and services Mapping skills address, city, county, state, country, continent, planet, globe, using a key Living and non-living things Similarities/differences of offspring to their parents Animal studies Zoo Animals Farm Animals Ocean Animals
Kindergarten Bible Study Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Creation Adam and Eve Noah Abraham Isaac Joseph & His Brothers Moses Samson Samuel Young and Old David & Goliath David & Johnathon Giving Thanks David & Mephibosheth Esther The Fiery Furnace The Birth of Jesus Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Daniel and the Lion s Den Jonah and the Whale The Birth of John and Jesus John the Baptist Jesus and the Disciples Jesus Calms a Storm The Parable of the Sower The Good Samaritan The Ten Lepers Jesus & the Children Jesus Crucifixion & Resurrection Lazarus Zacchaeus Peter Paul & Silas Paul & the Shipwreck
Kindergarten Memory Verses Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Luke 1:37 John 14:14 Proverbs 17:17 Colossians 4:2 Malachi 3:1a Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Mark 1:11 John 10:27 James 1:22 Matthew 7:12 1 John 4:11
