Kindergarten -

Students focus on recalling details from stories, identifying the main topic in non-fiction, and describing the relationship between illustrations and the text.

Students compose opinion, informative, and narrative pieces through a combination of drawing, dictating, and writing.

Children learn to engage in turn-taking conversations, listen actively, and speak audibly about familiar people, places, and things. 3. Mathematics Kindergarten English Language Arts kindergarten

Students learn to recognize all upper- and lowercase letters, understand that letters represent sounds, and map sounds to letters.

Here is a detailed breakdown of kindergarten learning standards and activities: Students learn to identify the title, author, illustrator,

Writing moves from simple, single-syllable word labeling to composing short, simple sentences.

Students learn to identify the title, author, illustrator, front cover, and back cover of books. 2. Writing and Communication Students learn to identify the title

By year-end, students are expected to read 50-100 high-frequency "sight words".