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At this age, there can be great variation in abilities - especially in language arts. No independent reading or writing is expected this year. If your student is reading or writing independently, great. If not, do not worry; just keep practicing. The same concepts are revisited in different ways throughout the year to give review and extra practice. If your student does not catch on the first time around, he or she might later in the year. For math, give as much help as you feel is necessary. These concepts will be revisited next year.
Each day’s lesson has enough activities to for 45-90 minutes of school. If your child is enjoying a particular activity, let him or her continue. If your student is bored or tired, move on to something else or take a break. The lessons are not designed to be a burden for you or your student.
What happens if your child wants more? Choose some of the themes from the lessons and get books from the library for your child to browse. Read favorite storybooks out loud. Videos are also a terrific option. Give free access to basic art supplies such as paper, crayons, and stickers. Visit museums and nature centers.
In Bible, you and your student will read regularly from Genesis, Psalms, and Proverbs. In math, he or she will learn number recognition, addition, subtraction, time, and money. History/social studies covers different cultures both past and present. Science emphasizes God’s creation. Language arts teaches phonological awareness, decoding, encoding, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and print handwriting. In art, your child will be exposed to fine arts and develop an appreciation. Music focuses on silly sing-alongs to classical pieces.
This program is designed to meet your needs. It is set up with a 36-week, 180-day lesson plan. In the last few weeks, you will find fewer activities so that you can catch up or explore other areas of interest. This program seeks to give you the tools to meet your child’s educational needs.
Purchase a large three-ring binder and one divider for each subject. File worksheets, drawings, copywork, and things that you have written down for the child as a record of learning. If you would like to add more content, pick a topic and help the student write sentences about it. Include pictures of completed projects and experiments. Consider videoing plays, activities, or speeches. Check with your state to see what is expected for recording attendance and learning.
ISBN | 978-1-942192-30-5 |
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Grade | Kindergarten |
Condition | New |
Publisher | Well Planned Gal |
Page Count | 90 |
Format | Paperback |
Weekly Sample | ![]() |
Price | $39.95 |
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History is certainly not boring with this book. Explore what life was like around the turn of the twentieth century by comparing environments like kitchens and schools then and now. Pages from this book are assigned while studying the turn of the twentieth century.
Living Long Ago by Felicity Brooks and Helen EdomStudents will be able to grasp the changes of clothing, homes, food, and travel as they journey through world history. Includes activities. Warning: Contains prehistoric information and hints of contextual nudity. Assignments include one to three pages per week.
Part of the God Created series. This realistic, detailed coloring book includes Bible verses and text to be read aloud. One to two pages are assigned each day.
God Created the Sea Life of the World by Earl Snellenberger and Bonita SnellenbergerPart of the God Created series. This realistic, detailed coloring book includes Bible verses and text to be read aloud. One to two pages are assigned each day.
God Created the Dinosaurs of the World by Earl Snellenberger and Bonita SnellenbergerPart of the God Created series. This realistic, detailed coloring book includes Bible verses and text to be read aloud. One to two pages are assigned each day.
God Created the Animals of the World by Earl Snellenberger and Bonita SnellenbergerPart of the God Created series. This realistic, detailed coloring book includes Bible verses and text to be read aloud. One to two pages are assigned each day.
God Created the Insects of the World by Earl Snellenberger and Bonita SnellenbergerPart of the God Created series. This realistic, detailed coloring book includes Bible verses and text to be read aloud. One to two pages are assigned each day.
God Created the People of the World by Earl Snellenberger and Bonita SnellenbergerPart of the God Created series. This realistic, detailed coloring book includes Bible verses and text to be read aloud. One to two pages are assigned each day.
What Really Happened to the Dinosaurs? by John D. Morris and Ken HamThis book has delighted two generations. Follow Tracker John on a time-traveling adventure as you discover what really happened to some of the most mysterious animals God made. Used during the six-week study on dinosaurs.
Teach your student 0-100, addition, subtraction, time, money, and more with these colorful worksheets. One or two pages are assigned per week.
Kindergarten Foundations WorkbookThis appealing workbook is an excellent tool to teach your student letters, writing, letter sounds, numbers, basic math, and geometry. You will use this book about five times per week. (Also used for Language Arts.)
Use the textured letters to reinforce letter recognition and letter sounds. Later in the year, you will even use them to spell simple words. An excellent tool for tactile learners.
Alphabet Fun Flash CardsHelp your student learn to recognize letters and sounds by playing fun games with these colorful cards.
Brian Wildsmith’s Amazing Animal Alphabet by Brian WildsmithLearn letters and interesting animal facts. The pictures are beautiful, and you might find your student requesting a reading regularly.
All About Reading Level 1, 2nd Ed. by Marie RippelYour student will use this multisensory approach to learn phonological awareness, decoding, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension. You will need a reading interactive kit as well.
All About Reading Interactive KitThis kit provides multisensory learning tools to supplement Levels 1-4 of the All About Reading program and helps you customize your student’s review process. Best of all, one kit purchase covers all levels of All About Reading!
All About Spelling Level 1 by Marie RippelOnce your student has finished All About Reading Level 1, he or she will reinforce the learning with this multisensory approach. He or she will be learning phonological awareness and encoding.
All About Spelling Interactive KitThis kit provides multisensory learning tools to supplement Levels 1-7 of the All About Spelling program and helps you customize your student’s review process. Best of all, one kit purchase covers all levels of All About Spelling! Note: Most items can be shared between the Reading and Spelling Interactive Kits. Feel free to just purchase the Spelling Divider Cards and optional Spelling Review Box to combine with the Interactive Reading Kit.
Letters and Numbers for Me by Jan Z. OlsenThis systematic approach to handwriting groups similarly written letters together. Complete the assignments even if your student knows how to write the letters. He or she will benefit from the discipline of forming the letters neatly and correctly.
Choose your favorite translation. This year, there will be readings taken from the science lessons and from Psalms and Proverbs. You may find some readings intentionally repeated to call attention to different aspects of the same passages.
Pretty pictures, poetry, and proverbs create admiration for God’s creatures.
Almost everyone knows this fable from Aesop. The illustrations give it a modern twist.
Explore classical music with these silly sing-alongs. About each week, your student will learn a silly version on one day and the original version on another. Parents might read through lyrics first to be sure there is an appropriate level of silliness.
A child is never too young to appreciate great art, and these books make it easier than ever with full-color prints and discussions about each piece. This volume centers on children from different times and places.
Come Look with Me: Exploring Landscape Art with Children by Gladys S. BlizzardA child is never too young to appreciate great art, and these books make it easier than ever with full-color prints and discussions about each piece. This volume contains beautiful depictions of God’s earth.
What better way to understand seasons and the passage of time than to watch how a farm changes from month to month? (Also scheduled in science.)
Grab a globe or map and use this whimsical book to teach basic geography.
Big Book of Things to Spot by Gillian Doherty, Anna Milbourne, Ruth BrocklehurstYour student will enjoy this seek-and-find book. The pages are colorful with real times and places. It is used for both history/social studies and science to introduce students to the interesting world around them.
The 20th-Century Children’s Book Treasury: Picture Books and Stories to Read Aloud by Janet SchulmanStories from this collection by various authors are assigned periodically throughout the year. (Also scheduled for Science.)
This book expresses the unconditional love between a mother and son. Help your child feel loved by you and by God.
If the Dinosaurs Came Back by Bernard MostA fun read that will teach dinosaur identification and spark the imagination.
Butterfly GardenBring nature right into your home and learn about the cycle of life firsthand. Your student will love watching caterpillars eat, chrysalids wiggle, and butterflies emerge.
Ant HillEach day brings something new to the ant colony. Observe how industrious these little creatures really are as they work tirelessly to make a home.
Lacing & Tracing DinosaursNearly every child likes dinosaurs. These colorful lace-and-trace dinosaurs will help your student develop fine motor skills necessary for writing while thinking about these fun animals. You can also use them to help your student learn to count and follow simple instructions.
How to Hide a Butterfly by Ruth HellerTry to find the camouflaged insects in this book of rhyming words and realistic pictures.
The Bee Tree by Patricia PolaccoThis lovely story tells how one generation can learn from another, how a whole town can work together, and how a tiny insect can bring a great gift.
Little Jewel Bird by Lucy ConleyLily and Leon practice compassion and observe animal behaviors when they care for a lost hummingbird.
I am a Leaf by Jean MarzolloThe simple text in this book explains a leaf’s job in first person.
Moonbear’s Shadow by Frank AschWhy can’t Moonbear get away from his shadow? Find out how the position of the sun changes shadows.
Stone Soup by Marcia BrownRead this classic folk story over a nice hot bowl of vegetable soup. It is the perfect way to end a study of plants.
Little Bear will be sharing his adventures with your students periodically throughout the year.
Mouse and Mole, Fine Feathered Friends by Wong Herbert YeeHow does one get close to a bird to observe it? Find out what Mouse and Mole learn.
Tacky the Penguin by Helen LesterAre the other penguins better than Tacky? Help your student learn about accepting other people’s differences.
Fritz and the Beautiful Horses by Jan BrettFritz may not be a beautiful pony, but what matters is on the inside. You will find the artwork in this book absolutely captivating.
Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel CD by Virginia Lee BurtonListen to the story of hard-working Mike Mulligan and Mary Anne. They find that old does not mean useless.
Katy No-Pocket by Emmy PayneHow will Katy carry her joey with no pocket? Her quest leads her to the city where she finds a creative solution to her problem.
The Tortoise & the Hare CD by London Philharmonic Orchestra, Stephen SimonWhile your student enjoys listening to this tale, enjoy a cup of tea.
Seven Blind Mice by Ed YoungThese mice learn that many separate pieces cannot make a whole. Help your child learn colors with the unique artwork.
The Tale of Jemima Puddle Duck by Beatrix PotterJemima Puddle Duck learns to beware of charming strangers when she tries to do things her way.
The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix PotterWhat are the consequences of disobedience? Peter Rabbit finds out just how grave they can be.
The Color Kittens by Margaret Wise BrownLearn the color words and basic color theory with Brush and Hush.
Annie and Snowball and the Cozy Nest by Cynthia RylantGood things really do come to those that wait in this story about hatching eggs.
These general supplies are great for homeschool students of all ages! Look for these supplies at your favorite local supermarket.
3-ring Binder
Calculator
Crayons
Die Cut Letters
Drawing Paper
Dry-Erase Board
Glue Stick
Hole Punch
Index Cards
Inflatable Globe
Kitchen Timer
Laminator
Magazine Holders
Magnifying Glass
Paint Smock
Pencil Box
Pencil Sharpener
Play Money
Post-It Notes
Poster Board
Printer
Reward Sticker
Scissors
Scrapbook Paper
Spiral Bound Notebooks
Staple Remover
Stapler
Storage Cart
Tape
Tissues for the Bad Days
White Out
Word Strips
Your early learner is growing up! Kindergarten means adding a few more “big kid” supplies to the list. Here are a few of those special, brand new supplies, easily found in the school supply section of your favorite local store.
No. 2 Pencils
Pink Eraser
Bottle of Glue
Washable Markers
Plastic Pocket Folder
Here are a few more supplies to consider that cannot always be found at your favorite general supply store. If you need help finding these items, click on each supply to be directed to a great online source.
How can you know you are getting the best value for your preferred curriculum style as you shop? Here is a handy chart to help you see an average cost estimate for a variety of complete early learning curriculum options.
All estimates below consider the cost of lesson plans, instructor's guides, and resources needed for a complete foundational education for children in the Starting Out (PreK - 1st Grade) grades.