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Curriculum for Pre-K

Ignite wonder with Curriculum for Pre-K! Over 125 outcomes-based learning experiences foster a deeper understanding of a child's world.
  • Develops essential readiness skills through play and investigation.
  • Connects families with tools to transform everyday routines into learning opportunities.
  • Promotes best practices, provides a detailed concept web, and aligns with the Head Start.
  • Children gain independence and self-confidence with their growing abilities while achieving the readiness skills needed for kindergarten.

The stages of development are unique to each child.   The objectives listed below are just a sample of the range addressed in Curriculum for Pre-K.

 
 
 
 
DomainObjectives Supported
by Curriculum for Pre-K
Language DevelopmentInitiates and responds in conversations and discussionsSpoken sentences increase in length and grammatical complexity
LiteracyConnects own life with related events in booksProgresses from using letter-like symbols to writing familiar words
MathematicsDuplicates and extends simple patternsCombines, separates, and names “how many” objects
ScienceDiscusses common properties, differences, and comparisons of objectsMakes predictions and explanations based on past experiences
Creative ExpressionCreates more detailed drawings, paintings, and other artworkMoves in time to different music rhythms
Social & Emotional DevelopmentGains knowledge of people in the communityTakes turns in games and using materials
Approaches to LearningEagerness to learn about and discuss a wide range of topics growsIncreases ability to set goals and follow through
Physical Health & DevelopmentGrows in dexterity in using pencils, markers, and paintbrushesDevelops independence in hygiene and personal care
The stages of development are unique to each child.
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Curriculum for Fives

Expand on the skills and independent learning of five year olds. With learning objectives derived from a cross-analysis of state requirements, Curriculum for Fives features a systematic phonics approach that gives children the skills to become strong readers. Hands-on activities for language arts, science, math, and social studies provide extended opportunities for discovery.

   Topics
Lessons 1–20Lessons 21–40Lessons41–60Lessons 61–80Lessons 81–100Lessons 101–120Lessons 121–140Lessons141–160Lessons 161–180
I’m SpecialMy Home & My NeighborsOff We Go!Let’s PretendEating Healthy, Growing StrongLet’s Go to WorkHow Does Your Garden Grow?Animals, Animals, AnimalsBugs, Butterflies & Spiders
  
Skills Covered in Curriculum for Fives 
Language Development 
Cause and Effect 
Social/Emotional Development 
Approaches to Learning 
Creative Arts and Expression 
Large/Small Muscle Skills 
Color Concepts 
Shape Concepts 
Problem Solving 
Letter & Sound Recognition 
Number Concepts 
Sequencing, Predicting, and Graphing