Kindergarten Curriculum

Kindergarten Curriculum
 

     Our kindergarten program supports children as they grow socially, behaviorally, and academically. Spending time on social development is a very important component of our kindergarten program as it is the foundation for behavioral and academic learning.  To learn more about our academic curriculum, visit our K-5 curriculum page, or read our elementary brochure. 

 

Social Development 

•      Shows curiosity and an eagerness to try new things.
•      Participates in activities.
•      Participates cooperatively in the classroom community.
•      Plays cooperatively.
•      Accepts responsibility for own actions.
•      Solves problems appropriately.
•      Expresses himself/herself appropriately.
•      Shows self-control.
•      Shows confidence.

Respectful Citizen Behaviors

• Shows consideration and respect.
• Follows school expectations.
• Demonstrates self control. 
• Demonstrates positive attitude.

 

Respectful Learner Behaviors

• Demonstrates self management problem solving skills.
• Works cooperatively in groups of various sizes.
• Demonstrates active participation.
• Follows directions.
• Demonstrates active listening.
• Organizes time, task, and materials.
• Seeks help when appropriate.
• Completes work.
• Demonstrates perseverance.