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Play On Paper
activities forReading and writing Fun may give you ideas for additional readingand writing activities, especially for kindergarten and grades one and two.
http://www.udel.edu/ETL/RWN/POP.html

Extractions: PLAY ON PAPER is a short booklet that introduces pre-kindergarten and entering kindergarten children to a number of reading readiness concepts. The first two pages are for information about the child and for a child to draw a picture of himself or herself. The next two pages are for recording information about the child's favorite stories: title, author, and reason why the story is liked. Then the first three letters of the alphabet are introduced, both upper and lower case, with opportunities for letter matching. This is followed by a page where the child can create a picture out of letter forms. A pull-out section, inserted between the "Cc" page and the letter picture page, contains the complete alphabet, upper and lower case, in a script commonly used in prereading and initial reading materials. The next section of the booklet provides practice in rhyming and matching words by their initial sounds. Completing the booklet are pages for practicing the numbers 0-9 and for dictating phrases or sentences to the heading "What I want to Learn in School." On the last page, continuing on to the inside of the back cover is a second alphabet chart. This one, however, includes directional arrows, indicating for each letter the correct stroke order for printing. See the Play on Paper Activity Booklet You can use Read Write Now! Materials at:
Go Away Big Green Monster Activities
Level Preschoolkindergarten Submitted by Catherine A De Lira, Pre-K Teacher.Through fun hands on art, cooking, math, writing, and science activities, your
http://www.atozteacherstuff.com/lessons/BigGreenMonster.shtml

Extractions: Have pre-cut mask available at your art center. Allow your students to paint the mask. They can embellish the mask with sequins, buttons, noodles, or any other collage materials. Finally, glue on a tongue depressor on the side of the mask. SHAPE MONSTERS Have pre-cut shapes in various colors available at your art center.
Kindergarten Class Art And Activities- KidPix Projects
Class Art and activities The kindergarten children are learning to become computerliterate. Ira Sleeps Over, the children created pictures with kid writing.
http://www.philsch.k12.pa.us/schools/rhawnhurst/Kindergarten/Class Art and Activ
Required Areas Of Study(English Language Arts)
The kindergarten program should provide opportunities for class and smallgroup shared reading and writing activities. These activities
http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/kindergarten/kindela.html

Extractions: The aim of the English Language Arts Curricula, Kindergarten to Grade 12, is to graduate students who can use language confidently and effectively to meet life's various intellectual, social and vocational challenges. The focus of the English Language Arts program is on the development of the two interrelated domains of Oracy (listening and speaking) and Literacy (reading, writing and responding to literature). Language development is complemented through the supporting domains of Media Literacy, Educational Drama, Research and Presentation, and Computer Applications. The Kindergarten program works toward the development of the Emerging Phase foundational objectives of the English Language Arts Curriculum. Kindergarten students will demonstrate emerging: use of oral language to bring meaning to what they observe, feel, hear or read ability to listen to the ideas of others in small and large group situations recognition that what is said can be written and read interest in participating in the exploration of the patterns, sounds and rhymes of the English language during listening, speaking, and shared reading and writing activities
How High/Scope Teaches Reading In Kindergarten Through Third Grade
How High/Scope Teaches Reading in kindergarten Through Third Grade. then cursive handwritingthrough teacher modeling and guidance in daily writing activities.
http://www.highscope.org/NewsNotes/PositionPapers/elementary.htm

Extractions: products articles for How High/Scope Teaches Reading in Kindergarten Through Third Grade By Ann S. Epstein, Director, Early Childhood Division, Ph.D., Developmental Psychology; Charles Hohmann, Director, Elementary Division, Ph.D., Educational Psychology; Mary Hohmann, Senior Early Childhood Specialist and Senior Staff Writer, B.A. English see other position papers meet them where they are and guide them through the early literacy levels to construct adequate foundations for subsequent learning. Engaging these children in reading experiences appropriate to their current levels of literacy is the best approach to closing the gap between their skills and those of their more reading-advantaged peers. For the early elementary students with the lowest performance this means going back all children, including those at risk, learn to enjoy, value, and benefit from schooling. The High/Scope method can and does teach students to read, write, and in general, become productive and well-adjusted citizens.
Program Descriptions And Schedules By Grade Level - Kindergarten
Several activities that reinforce spelling patterns are included. Teaching writing,kindergarten Grade 1 Staff Development Programs One 60-minute program
http://teams.lacoe.edu/documentation/support/subscriber/grade/kindergarten/readi
Lakehead Public Schools - French
of prereading and pre-writing activities to familiarize Visual and hands-on activitiesare used, especially Senior kindergarten - Grade 1 100% Instruction in
http://www.lhbe.edu.on.ca/education/french.htm

Extractions: Lakehead Public Schools opens doors to knowledge, communication, and travel. gives graduates an advantage in the workplace. is a stepping stone to learning other languages. helps children to speak and write well. Core French French instruction is provided from Grades 3 to 8 for 160 minutes per week. Students are required to complete a minimum of one secondary credit in French in order to receive the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). In Grades 11 and 12, students will be able to choose between "Academic" and "Open" Core French Courses. The aim of the Core French Program, Grades 4-8 is to develop basic communication skills in French as well as an appreciation of French culture. Students develop a basic usable command of the French language. At the secondary level, students continue to consolidate oral communication, reading, and writing skills. Students could take further courses, at the university or college level, depending on the career route they choose. French Immersion Lakehead Public Schools offer an Early French Immersion Program This program is designed for students whose first language is not French. Students enroll in the French Immersion program in Senior Kindergarten (SK). The curriculum content in all grades is the same as the English curriculum, except that students receive instruction in French Language beginning in Senior Kindergarten and the language of communication for most subjects is French. Students are able to receive a "French Immersion Certificate" along with the OSSD if they complete 10 French Immersion credits in a variety of subjects at the secondary level at Hammarskjold High School.
Kindergarten Philosophy
The kindergarten Language Arts curriculum integrates reading, writing, listening,and speaking with ageappropriate activities that support children of varying
http://www.mtps.com/south/kinphilo.htm

Extractions: Moorestown Township Public Schools Kindergarten Philosophy Written by: Phyllis Trachtenburg Elementary Reading Specialist Kindergarten childrens language development is enhanced through: songs...artwork...creative play) A key priority is to prepare children with the pre-reading foundation skills directly related to successful reading achievement in Grade One. Current research and practice point to four component concepts that, when mastered in kindergarten, insure successful reading in Grade One. They are: 1. Print Awareness 2. Knowledge of the Alphabet
Learning Disabilities OnLine: LD In-Depth: National Research Council: "Preventin
The kindergarten curriculum should stimulate verbal interaction and build vocabulary theearliest years, children should engage in writing activities every day
http://www.ldonline.org/ld_indepth/reading/nrc_lerner.html

Extractions: Northeastern Illinois University A new study on reading, "Preventing Reading Difficulties in Young Children," which was conducted by the National Research Council, was published on March 18, 1998. This two- year, 390 page report analyzed research on reading and translated this research into instructional activities. The committee called for an end to the "Reading Wars" about how to teach reading, establishing that successful reading instruction requires a variety of approaches. Here are some of the conclusions reached by the 17 member panel of reading experts on this committee of the National Research Council: The ability to read is important for success in our society and the demands for higher literacy are increasing. All young children need environments that support early literacy development Intensive and systematized early intervention is needed for young children who are at-risk for reading failure. There is no one way to teach reading. Children need to learn letters and sounds and how to read for meaning. They also need opportunities to practice reading with many types of books.
Kindergarten Technology Integration
Kidstime Deluxe, and My Own Stories for creative writing; the dots at On the Move;Sesame Street activities. Sites to study Social Studies Topics in kindergarten.
http://www.mtnbrook.k12.al.us/tech/kind.htm
Willie Brown Elementary - Mansfield, Texas
Third, Fourth. PreSchool activities, Primary Games, Primary Games, Cloze activities,Cloze activities, Cloze activities. writing. PreK/PPCD, kindergarten, First, Second.
http://www.mansfieldisd.org/brown/games/games2.htm
Preschoolers, Kindergarten Thru 3rd Grade
activities. teaching skills in drawing lines, curves and zig zags needed for writing.kindergarten Consonant Phonics Ideas on how to teach consonants, in which
http://hometown.aol.com/sitnbquiet/preschoo.htm

Extractions: Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." Matthew 19:14 Usborne Books Register to win $50 in free books! A Charlotte Mason Education The basis for a stress free, classical education. A perfect place to start your little ones. Ambleside Online A free online curriculum based on the Charlotte Mason Method that uses the highest quality books and costs no more than the cost of texts.The curriculum uses as many free online books as possible, and there is no cost to use this information or join the support group. Graphic Organizers Funbrain.com Math, grammar, critical thinking and more. Personal Educational Press This web site lets you turn your computer and printer into a printing press for free educational materials such as flashcards and game boards. Sites For Teachers This is THE place to start. Only the best of the best are listed. Teaching is a Work of Heart K-3 teachers heaven! Filled with lessons, themes, fingerplays, poems, reader's theater scripts, songs, humor, graphics, activity sheets, seasonal pages, and so much more. PrimaryGames.com
Kindergarten
to weekly spelling tests and to the writing of short so that by the end of the kindergartenyear the fullday program allows ample time for activities that help
http://www.stes.org/03-Kindergarten/kindergarten.htm

Extractions: School Profile Awards/Honors Download Forms and Brochures Chapel ... Contact Admissions Coming soon Kindergarten Program Kindergarten Faculty Introduction Faculty ... Music Physical Education Introduction Faculty English Mathematics ... Pipe Band - History For Band Members: Athletics Program High School Program Junior High Program Soccer Program Kindergarten Faculty Grades 1-3 Faculty Grades 4-5 Faculty ... Office Staff Clubs Overview Jr. Booster Club Thespians Youth Community Events Chemistry Show Style Show Travel Abroad Youth Community Ski Trip Activities Duke TIPS Leadership Training Mock Trial Stock Market ... Boxtops for Education Summer Academics Overview Grades 1 - 3 Grades 4 - 5 Grades 6 - 8 ... Grades 9 - 12 Summer Enrichment Reading Travel Coming soon Link One Link Two Link Three Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, sic PVII excelsior elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod Design Packs ut seis. Link Four Link Five Kindergarten is a preparation for our Lower School program. Phonetically oriented reading instruction, mathematics, spelling, and manuscript, as well as instruction in Christian doctrine through a study of the Chapel service and Bible stories, form the core of the kindergarten curriculum. The class begins each day with a worship service. The children work hard to learn the Morning Prayer service and after a few weeks are able to recite much of it from memory. They enjoy singing the hymns of praise and learn to be attentive, reverent, and enthusiastic in their response.
Curriculum Highlights For Kindergarten Through Grade 5
in a variety of physical activities Literacy The process listening, speaking, reading,writing, viewing, presenting the cornerstone of our kindergarten program
http://www.marlborough.k12.ma.us/currbrochure/kindergarten.htm

Extractions: 7th Grade Kindergarten Every student is a unique individual, develops at their own pace, and exhibits a range of abilities, interests, and needs. Our developmentally- appropriate, child-centered Kindergarten curriculum focuses on the whole child and his/her social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth. The skills imbedded in the curriculum are integrated throughout all of the disciplines and provide multiple opportunities for the students to develop foundation skills for life-long learning. The Kindergarten program integrates the development of motor skills into all areas of the curriculum. Activities such as cutting, drawing, lacing/stringing, running, jumping, skipping and participating in a variety of games help to strengthen hand-eye coordination and large and small muscle control. The students will:
A Reason For Writing Menu
(The kindergarten workbook does not include Border Sheets, since the programfocuses on writing readiness activities and beginning letter formation.
http://www.kingsharvest.com/catalog/reasonforwritingmenu.html

Extractions: Christian Penmanship Curriculum In all levels except for Kindergarten, each weekly lesson in A Reason For Writing® is built around one carefully-selected Scripture verse. Verses are chosen not only for proper letter combinations, but also inspirational content. And when children spend the week working on a specific verse, that Scripture becomes locked in their memories for a lifetime! A Reason For Writing ® focuses on regular, daily practice; 10 to 15 minutes of perfecting practice each day! The format is fun, flexible, and easy-to-use for both teacher and student. Scripture Border Sheets encourage children to use their very best handwriting! Kindergarten A , a full-color manuscript workbook recommended for beginners, starts with lines and shapes, then moves into basic letter formation of both lower-case and upper-case alphabet. Focuses on one letter per lesson built around a Creation theme. Includes regular review and an art component. 144 pages. Teacher Guidebook includes teaching tips, lesson plans, letter descriptions, work page directions and descriptive information to incorporate the Creation theme. 112 pages. Manuscript A A full-color student workbook recommended for 1st grade, featuring 10-15 minutes of daily practice on the Scripture verse of the week. Verses are taken from Psalms and Proverbs. Includes discussion questions for values application and Scripture Border Sheets for sharing God?s Word. 160 pages.
Classroom Webpages For Grades K-2
list of thematic unit resources and classroom activities. very unique interdisciplinaryreading and writing projects Mrs. Rowley's kindergarten from; Mrs. Ware's
http://www.literacy.uconn.edu/k2class.htm

Extractions: Classroom Webpages Classroom web pages are becoming a popular source of innovative support and motivation for students, teachers, library media specialists and parents. The online article Web Page Creation Supports Student Reading, Writing, and Learning in a Variety of Ways provides links to webpages from schools, library media centers, classrooms, home school environments and even by children themselves. The article's author, Joyce Melton Pages, explains a variety of ways in which web pages can support children's language and literacy. Below, you'll find a list of classroom web pages in Kindergarten and Grade 1 that exemplify a web page's many styles and purposes in the literacy curriculum. Kindergarten Classroom Web Pages: All-Day Kindergarten at Royal Oaks (great publishing ideas for literature response activities with Eric Carle, bear adventures, and age appropriate Internet Links) Avocado Elementary: Mrs. Delancy's K-1 Magnet Class
Breakthrough To Literacy
to use for shared, guided, and independent reading and writing activities. ClassroomPackages are available for Prekindergarten, kindergarten, and First Grade.
http://www.earlyliteracy.com/components/

Extractions: Professional Development to provide both in-service workshops and classroom follow-up support for teachers, as well as information and support for administrators. Software that allows students to acquire literacy skills as they learn to connect oral language to print Minimum system requirements are specified to run the software.
Breakthrough To Literacy
could express her story in writing and was Jody started kindergarten with an excellentfoundation in attention and maintain focus in classroom activities.
http://www.earlyliteracy.com/results/writing.html
Children's Education: Tips For Parent, Tutors, Home Schooling
Math games for kids; Math activities for kids; Teaching reading and writing to children;Improving kindergarten readiness jump start kindergarten; Alternative
http://www.essortment.com/in/Children.Education/
NSH Curriculum Kindergarten
Fine motor activities are also a very important part of the kindergarten curriculumand were constantly addressed through writing, art, and worktime choice.
http://www.neighborhoodschoolhouse.com/curriculum.kindergarten.html

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