English for Kindergarten
Kids Academy Classroom's Kindergarten English curriculum builds on early literacy foundations, guiding children toward greater reading fluency, vocabulary growth, and writing readiness. With lessons, worksheets, games, videos, drills, and quizzes, students strengthen their knowledge of letters, sounds, and words while exploring stories, informational texts, and expressive writing.
Core areas covered:
Foundational Reading Skills
Letter ID: Identify and name uppercase and lowercase letters.
Letter Sound Relationships: Connect letters to their sounds and begin forming simple sound to letter links.
High Frequency Words: Recognize and read common sight words that support early reading.
Vocabulary
Determine or Clarify the Meaning of Unknown Words: Use pictures, context, and familiar clues to understand new words.
Word Relationships and Nuances: Explore simple word connections such as opposites, categories, and shades of meaning.
Reading Literature
Answering Questions About Stories Read Aloud (Content): Answer questions about key details and events from stories read aloud.
Answering Questions About Stories Read Aloud (Craft and Structure): Identify basic story elements such as characters, setting, and structure.
Reading Informational Texts
Answering Questions About Informational Texts Read Aloud (Content): Respond to questions about facts and information presented in nonfiction texts.
Answering Questions About Informational Texts (Craft and Structure): Recognize simple features of informational texts such as titles, labels, and headings.
Basic English Conventions
Forming Sentences: Build simple sentences by putting words in order and expressing complete ideas.
Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling: Use capital letters, basic punctuation, and simple spelling patterns in writing.
This step-by-step structure ensures kindergarten learners build confidence and independence as readers, writers, and communicators, laying a strong foundation for success in first grade and beyond.
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