Kindergarten/1st Academic Goals 2016-2017

BASIC ACADEMIC GOALS: 2016-2017

 





MATH
  • equality, more, less
  • count backwards from 20-0
  • direction (left and right)
  • addition & subtraction 1-10
  • money
  • time
  • measuring
  • count by 2, 5, 10
  • patterns

 



READING
  • reading Primer/phonics
  • listen to good literature daily 
  • wind in the willows, aesops, burgess, silverstein, charlottes web, winnie the pooh, chronicles of narnia, poetry, a child's history of the world, nature reader







WRITING
  • printing upper and lower case D'Nealian style
  • story's with pictures
  • address & phone number
  • scissor practice
  • dictation of poems/hymns/history sentences






                            SCIENCE
  • wildflower scrapbook (6 flowers & 3 trees)
  • bird scrapbook (song, color, shape)
  • caterpillar life cycle
  • jellyfish life cycle
  • ant life cycle 
  • nature walks
  • experiments




GEOGRAPHY
  • compass points/cardinal direction
  • sun rise sun set
  • Charlotte Mason Elementary Geography book
  • CC memory work (northern european countries, central europe, middle east, asia, et al)








 
MEMORY
  • 2 poems
  • 1 parable
  • Ephesians 6
  • 1 hymn
  • simple french children's songs
  • rhyming practice
  • calendar
  • days of the week
  • months of the year
  • nursery rhymes 
  • CC memory work








MUSIC/ART
  • basic music theory
  • identify 5 composers by music & period
  • identify 5 artists by works & method

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