Kindergarten Overview

Kindergarten

  • Full Day 5 day program

  • 8:30 am - 3:15 PM

 
 

Curriculum Highlights

Religion: 

One in Christ by Concordia Publishing House

  • Bible Stories from Genesis – Revelations

  • Weekly memory verse to help them remember Jesus in their daily lives

Reading: 

Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Learning to Write Series. 

Letter Books A-Z Students will learn:

  • Name, sound and formation of each letter

  • Identify the letter and letter sounds in the initial position

  • Teach the formation of capital and lowercase letters

  • Develop word attack skills and blend letter sounds into words

  • Learn memory words

  • Develop reading comprehension skills

  • Discriminate between similar letters

  • Teach association skills

  • Spell dictated words

  • Follow oral directions

  • Enjoy reading and listening to stories

Math: 

Sadlier-Oxford

  • Sorting

  • Positions and Patterns

  • Comparing Sets, Data, and Graphing

  • Represent and Read Numbers 0-9

  • Plane Shapes and Fractions

  • Solid Shapes

  • Represent and Read Numbers 9-20

  • Using Numbers 0-12

  • Time (to the hour)

  • Money (recognize coins)

  • Length

  • Weight and Capacity

  • Addition

  • Subtraction

  • Story Problems

  • Numbers Greater than 20

Social Studies: 

Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Friends and Neighbors

  • Friends and Family

  • Where We Live

  • Working Together

  • I Am a Citizen

  • People Work

  • Things Change

Science: 

Evan More - Learning About Series

  • Animals

  • My Body

  • The Earth

  • Plants

  • Weather

Thematic Units:

  • Fire Safety

  • Dental Health

  • Historical Events

  • Holidays

Weekly Specials:

Once a week students will attend a thirty minute sessions in each subject

  • Art

  • Computers

  • Library

  • Music/Choir

Other Kindergarten Activities:

  • Classroom Parties (Halloween, Christmas, & Valentine’s Day)

  • 100th Day of School Celebration

  • Field Trips

  • Lutheran Schools Week (January)

  • Surprise Reader (Parent’s sign up to come in and read a story to the class)

  • Woodworking (Children will make 4-5 wood projects with Mr. Wendt throughout the school year for a small fee)