Montessori School
at
Lone Tree
Our kindergarten program is designed to fully prepare a child for
elementary school. Our Kindergarten program is made up of the
following:
Language Arts
Comprehend
the
relationship between spoken and written language
Understand left to right progression
Predict content of book; sequence events
Give emergency information: address and phone
number
Identify
the letters of the alphabet; sequence letters
Know initial and final consonant sounds
Read three letter
phonetic
words
Exposure
to 44 phonemes
Recognize some puzzle words and command cards
Punctuation: period, question mark
Library skills: care of books; selection of book; understand check in and out
procedures; identify title, illustrator, and author
Journal and story writing
Handwriting
Good pencil grip
Form all letters in D'Nealian
Write on base line
Print full name with correct capitalization
Use correct spacing between letters and words
Mathematics
Numeration 1 - 1000
Understand units, tens hundreds, thousands as well as exchanging
Write numerals 1 - 100
C
ount to 100 by ones and tens
Recognize plus (+) and minus (-) signs
Four digit
addition
with Golden Bread material
Introduction of four digit
subtraction
and
multiplication
with Golden Beads
Introduction of the concept of division
Identify fractions 1/2, 1/4, and 1/3
Add facts to ten
Introduction to measurement
Identify penny, nickel, dime, and quarter
Read and understand information from graphs
Sensorial (Geometry)
Identify geometric solids
Sphere
Cube
Cone
Cylinder
Ovoid
Ellipsoid
Rectangular prism
Pyramid
Triangular prism
Identify
shapes
in Geometric Cabinet
Identify angles
Pre-History
Identify seasons
Identify and use calender
Identify and use clock
Geography
Identify world map: continents and oceans
Identify the
countries
in North America
Awareness of children in other lands: food, clothing and customs
Identify
land and water forms:
Island, lake
Gulf, peninsula
Strait, isthmus
Cape, bay
Science
Universe and stars
Our planetary system
Introduce man's exploration of space
The Earth :
physical
properties , forces, seasons
Living versus non-living
Time line of plants and animals
Vertebrate and invertebrate characteristics
Systems of the human body
Computers
Identify computer, monitor, disk drive and keyboard
Use keyboard
Use software to reinforce basic skills
Physical Education
Control body when moving with others in a large group
Kick large ball with dominant foot
Catch Large ball with two hands
Music
Sing and enjoy a variety of songs
Recognize and respond to the pulse or beat in music
Participate in creative movement and directed movement
Identify basic elements of music (for example, loud and quiet)
Work Skills
Work in a group
Complete a task without supervision: beginning, middle, end
Make choices of necessary work
Kindergarten
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