Kindergarteners will be able to...

 

Math: 

• Read, write & compare numbers to 100

• Count by 1's and 10’s up to 100.

• Represent numbers in 10s and 1s

• Add & Subtract numbers through 5

• Collect and analyze data

• Recognize & draw shapes

• Measure objects with various units

• Understand positional words

 

Reading and Language Arts:

• Make predictions using the cover, title, and pictures of a book

• Follow left to right progression of written text

• Recognize that sentences are made up of separate words

• Begin to write simple sentences

• Distinguish letters from words

• Identify letters of the alphabet and connect them to their sounds

• Write letters of the alphabet

• Recognize and produce rhyming words

• Recognize common sight words

• Use developmental spelling to construct words and sentences

• Identify basic punctuation marks

• Demonstrate one to one correspondence in written text

• Sequence the beginning, middle and end of a story

• Distinguish between fiction and non-fiction

• Discuss the setting, characters, and events of a story

• Listen attentively to stories

• Follow two to three step directions accurately

• Communicate personal needs clearly

• Speak audibly and clearly

• Express ideas to the group

• Stay on topic

• Take turns & listen when others are speaking

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