Kindergarten
Kindergarten Math Curriculum Framework
Counting & Cardinality Count to 100 by ones and tens.
Count on from a number other than one.
Write numbers 0 to 20 to tell how many.
Count objects by touching each one once.
Tell how many by saying the last number counted.
Tell one more or one less than the number of objects I count.
Count a group of objects up to 20, no matter how they are laid out.
Compare objects in two groups and say which is more, less, or equal.
Compare two written numbers between 1 and 10.
Operations & Algebraic Thinking
Add and subtract numbers and tell how I found my answer.
Solve word problems by adding and subtracting.
Group numbers in different pairs and write the equations.
Add two numbers to make 10 using objects or pictures.
Subtract numbers from 10 using objects or pictures.
Say my math facts that equal 5.
Numbers & Operations: Base Ten
Use tens and ones to describe teen numbers (11-19)
Measurement & Data
Measure an object using both length and weight.
Compare two objects and say which is more or less.
Sort objects into groups and count how many is in each group.
Geometry
Find and name shapes around me.
Use words like “above,” “below,” “in front,” and “behind” to show where objects are.
Name shapes. (2-dimensional and 3-dimensional).
Sort “flat” shapes (2-D) and solid shapes (3-D shapes).
Say how shapes are alike and different.
Build and draw shapes.
Combine shapes to make bigger, different shapes.
Kindergarten Literacy Curriculum Framework
Literature
Retell a story, including naming the characters and where the story happens.
Tell what authors and illustrators do.
Raise my hand to talk about a book we read.
Informational Text
Talk about a nonfiction book with details.
Name the parts of a book (front cover, back cover, title page).
Raise my hand to talk about a nonfiction book.
Foundational Skills
Read words in the right order. (left to right, top to bottom, page to page).
Name all uppercase letters.
Name all lowercase letters.
Make and recognize rhyming words.
Count and name syllables.
Put sounds together to make a word.
Name the beginning sound in a word.
Name the middle sound in a word.
Name the ending sound in a word.
Read words by making letter sounds.
Make both sounds for each vowel.
Read sight words.
Read a Kindergarten book.
Speaking & Listening
Wait my turn when talking with others.
Ask for help when I don't understand something.
Talk about people, places, and things with details.
Use pictures to add details to my thoughts.
Writing
Write and draw about things I like or dislike.
Write and draw about things I know.
Write a story in sequential order.
With help, I can add details to make my writing better.
Read and listen to many books about the same thing and share my opinion about them.
Language
Make uppercase letters.
Make lowercase letters.
Use complete sentences.
Capitalize the first word in a sentence.
Tell what a period is and where it goes in a sentence.
Tell what a question mark is and where it goes in a sentence.
Spell using the sounds I hear in a word.
Sort objects into categories (e.g., shapes, foods).
Recognize opposites.
Act out action words.
Repeat and use new words I learn.
Kindergarten Curriculum Resources
American Reading Company
Heggerty Phonemic Awareness
Zearn
Eureka Math
IStation
NWEA MAP
Hands-on manipulatives
Fountas and Pinnell BAS
Sadier From Phonics to Reading
Leveled books to match individual readers
Mystery Science
Kindergarten Instructional Practices
Whole group shared reading and math instruction
Small group and one-on-one instruction
Literacy and math learning stations
Technology: Newline Interactive board and student Chromebooks
Summer Reading Suggestions for Kids Going Into First Grade
Online Resources for Parents and Students