Social Studies Music Literacy/Language Arts Historical Perspective Music production and performance Assist the in mastering expressive and Geographic Perspective Express rhythm through various movements receptive language skills necessary for the Civic Perspective to music. development of problem solving and Economic Perspective Become familiar with musical instruments. thinking skills. Social, Cultural, and World Perspective Expose to music from various cultures, genres Assist the child in developing and music with a storyline. skills. Religion Assist the child in developing both gross Develop a loving relationship with our and fine motor skills. Health, Safety and Physical Education loving God and learning about God's gifts. Assist the child in acquiring interpersonal Develop locomotor skills Awareness of church as being family of God. skills necessary for interacting effectively Develop non-locomotor skills Learn the importance of prayer (spoken, with peers and adults. Develop eye-hand and eye-foot coordination sung, spontaneous, rote, etc.) and God's Develop student’s language through Develop fine motor and muscle skills Word in one's life. speaking and listening Develop age-appropriate personal hygiene Develop a of right and wrong behavior. Develop student’s writing and reading skills readiness skills. Develop cooperative group skills Spanish Personal health and safety Math Conversational Spanish Rote counting 1-10 Colors Naming 10 shapes Library Numbers Compares 2 objects Visit library weekly for themed Story-time Rooms in home object by size with librarian. Animals Learns ordinal Numbers Look at books available in the library. Body parts Learns position words (top, bottom, front, Songs back, etc) Object counting Art Uses guessing, estimation and proportion to Develop skills to draw, color, cut, glue solve problems. and paint. Beginning patterns Show responsibility and greater independence in the use of art and tools. Science Given the opportunity to develop creative Life Science self-expression by using a variety of media, Earth and Space Science tools and methods. Physical Science Show appreciation for their artistic work and Nature of Science other's work. Begin to reproduce color, form and textures. Explore and become confident using a variety of methods, textures and media.
Literacy/Language Arts Assist the in mastering expressive and receptive language skills necessary for the development of problem solving and thinking skills. Assist the child in developing skills. Assist the child in developing both gross and fine motor skills. Assist the child in acquiring interpersonal skills necessary for interacting effectively with peers and adults. Develop student’s language through speaking and listening Develop student’s writing and reading readiness skills. Math Rote counting 1-10 Naming 10 shapes Compares 2 objects object by size Learns ordinal Numbers Learns position words (top, bottom, front, back, etc) Object counting Uses guessing, estimation and proportion to solve problems. Beginning patterns Science Life Science Earth and Space Science Physical Science Nature of Science Social Studies Historical Perspective Geographic Perspective Civic Perspective Economic Perspective Social, Cultural, and World Perspective Religion Develop a loving relationship with our loving God and learning about God's gifts. Awareness of church as being family of God. Learn the importance of prayer (spoken, sung, spontaneous, rote, etc.) and God's Word in one's life. Develop a of right and wrong behavior. Spanish Conversational Spanish Colors Numbers Rooms in home Animals Body parts Songs Art Develop skills to draw, color, cut, glue and paint. Show responsibility and greater independence in the use of art and tools. Given the opportunity to develop creative self-expression by using a variety of media, tools and methods. Show appreciation for their artistic work and other's work. Begin to reproduce color, form and textures. Explore and become confident using a variety of methods, textures and media. Music Music production and performance Express rhythm through various movements to music. Become familiar with musical instruments. Expose to music from various cultures, genres and music with a storyline. Health, Safety and Physical Education Develop locomotor skills Develop non-locomotor skills Develop eye-hand and eye-foot coordination Develop fine motor and muscle skills Develop age-appropriate personal hygiene skills Develop cooperative group skills Personal health and safety Library Visit library weekly for themed Story-time with librarian. Look at books available in the library.
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