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PRESCHOOL
4 & 5 YEAR OLDS

2 YEAR OLDS | 3 YEAR OLDS | 4 & 5 YEAR OLDS

GOALS & OBJECTIVES

Reading-Phonics/Structural Analysis

  • Identify and imitate environmental sounds
  • Recognize and name colors
  • Recognize beginning consonant sounds
  • Identify initial vowel sounds
  • Recognize and name upper and lower case letters.
  • Read from top to bottom - left to right
  • Recognize first and last name
  • Recognize basic sight words: and, can, hop, she, cat, play, ball, it, to with, is, the
  • Recognize rhyming words
  • Recognize color words

Reading-Comprehension

  • Retell events, stories and poems in own words
  • Describe picture and story details
  • Sequence three events in a story
  • Draw conclusions about the story

Language Arts-Listening and Speaking Skills

  • Listen attentively when others are speaking
  • Listen to and follow three verbal directions
  • Speak clearly in sentences
  • Describe objects or experiences
  • Understand and use opposites
  • Recite poems, finger plays, and rhymes
  • Participate in dramatization

Language Arts-Writing Skills

  • Trace shapes and letters
  • Write upper and lower case letters
  • Copy a simple sentence
  • Write first name and recognize last name

Life and Study Skills

  • Recognize and follow safety signs
  • Recite address and telephone number
  • Follow response directions including:
    • draw an x on...
    • draw a circle around...
    • draw a line under....
  • Follow instructional language including:
    • top, bottom
    • first, next, last
    • over, under
    • in front of , between, behind
    • beginning, middle, end

Mathematics

  • Recognize shapes (circles, squares, rectangles, triangles)
  • Complete patterns (ABAB, AAB, ABC)
  • Match sets having the same number
  • Select the larger sets from two given sets
  • Match the corresponding numeral to sets of objects 0-9
  • Draw objects to complete a set fro a given number
  • Classify objects by shape, color, size and function
  • Identify comparative objects using the following terms:
    • taller -shorter - shortest
    • longer - shorter - shortest
    • greater - lesser
    • larger - smaller - smallest
    • heavier - lighter
    • more- less
    • most - least
  • Trace and write numerals 0-20
  • Count and identify numerals 0-20
  • Recognize seasonal names of the year
  • Introduced to time by hour intervals
  • Use the ordinal numbers, 1st - 5th

Science

  • Differentiate between living and non-living things
  • Identify plants and animals as living things
  • Identify plant needs for soil, water and light
  • Identify matter as liquid, solid or vapor
  • Match pictures of adults with young animals of various species
  • Identify human needs such as nutrition, rest, etc
  • Explain ways in which germs are spread and methods of preventing illness
  • Observe and describe seasonal changes
  • Describe earthquake protections procedures
  • Explain benefits the earth receives from the sun
  • Identify danger symbols

Social Studies-Knowledge/Skills

  • Demonstrate how he/she can become a better listener and learner
  • Discuss and follow safety procedures if approached by strangers
  • Describe ways in which people are alike and different
  • Name and explain the work of community helpers
  • Compare and contrast living in the city with living in the country
  • Recognize that customs vary in different cultures
  • Locate land and water areas on a globe
  • Observe and describe the four seasons
  • Name the five senses and how they function

Social Studies-Personal/Social Participation

  • Describe one way in which he/she is unique
  • Tell three ways in which he/she can help at home.
  • State three ways in which he/she does to keep healthy
  • Discuss ways people react to emotional situations for better self understanding
  • Describe ways to make friends
  • Describe how family members cooperate
  • Describe how to cooperate at school
  • Name three school rules and tell why they are important

Art-Knowledge/Skills - Creative Expression

  • Recognize basic shapes: circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, diamond, ovals
  • Use basic art materials
  • Identify colors
  • Cut with scissors following a drawn line
  • Fold paper into halves, fourth, fan folds
  • Demonstrate the ability to obtain, use and put away art materials appropriately

Art-perceptions/Appreciations

  • Differentiate between natural and man-made patterns
  • Describe differences in textures
  • Observe and discuss the use of color, shape and lines in nature, books and pictures
  • Write upper and lower case letters
  • Copy a simple sentence
  • Write first name and recognize last name

Music

  • Maintain a steady beat by clapping or using rhythm instruments
  • Echo or reproduce rhythmic patterns
  • Sing high and low notes
  • Sing many new songs
  • Demonstrate fast and slow movements
  • Sing with varying loudness and softness of voice
  • Listen to a variety of music
  • Participate in a variety of musical activities

 


 
 
 




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