LoginIn Kindergarten, students build on the skills learned in both preschool and TK and begin to take ownership of their learning. With a personalized approach, students are able and encouraged to progress at their own pace while still being challenged.
rEADING & pHONICS
In reading and phonics, a great emphasis is put on the science of reading so that young learners truly begin to understand why words work the way they do, making them stronger readers. Reading groups are taught in small, flexible, ability-based groupings through a multi-sensory curriculum that focuses on a variety of literary experiences.
MATH
Math brings numbers to life, continuing to hone number sense skills and exploring concepts such as time, money, graphing, patterning, geometry, and measurement. These skills are fostered through direct, hands-on instruction and the use of manipulatives.
wRITING
In writing, students continue to focus on proper letter formation and proper sentence structure through the use of a daily journal. Additionally, they begin to enhance their craft as early writers and become independent authors of varying pieces, including a group research report in the spring.
sCIENCE
Science encourages Kindergarten students to become “young scientists” themselves, nurturing their interests through engaging and purposeful activities. Units of study include the five senses, animals and plants, weather, seasons, and more.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Social Studies allows students to expand their understanding of the world and begin to recognize their place in it. The curriculum focuses on citizenship, community, United States symbols, and more.
BIBLE
In Bible, Kindergarten students explore many stories and characters with units focusing on God’s greatness, building our lives on God, the Parables of Jesus and much more.
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