Standards-aligned units and daily plans for every grade and subject.
Students develop conceptual understanding of multiplication as equal groups and division as sharing/grouping.
Students extend place value understanding to thousandths, compare decimals, and round to any place.
Students develop conceptual understanding of addition (putting together) and subtraction (taking apart) within 10.
Students count to 20, count objects, compare groups, and understand that numbers represent quantities.
Students learn rhyming, syllable clapping, letter identification, and print concepts like directionality.
Students learn a simple problem-solving process and develop conflict resolution skills to navigate peer challenges.
Students develop a positive sense of self by recognizing their unique qualities, talents, and identity while respecting others.
Students investigate what animals need to survive, how they are similar and different, and how they interact with their environment.
Students explore how pushes and pulls change the motion of objects, building foundational physics concepts.
Students identify, describe, and compose 2D and 3D shapes, and develop measurement concepts.
Students count, read, write, and compare numbers 0-20, developing deep number sense through tens and ones.
Students develop as writers by composing opinion, informational, and narrative pieces through drawing, labeling, and writing sentences.
Students listen to and analyze fiction and nonfiction texts, identifying story elements and key details.
Kindergarteners develop foundational reading skills including print concepts, phonemic awareness, and decoding CVC words.
Children learn to identify and name emotions, understand that feelings are normal, and begin to practice simple self-regulation strategies.
Family types, roles, traditions, cultures
Neighborhoods, places, community helpers
Rules, fairness, leaders, good citizens
Maps, globes, continents, directions
Children observe and describe daily weather, learn about the four seasons, and connect weather changes to what they wear and do.
Children explore the world using their five senses — sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste — and practice making observations like scientists.
Children compare groups of objects, explore size and weight, and use measurement language to describe the world around them.
Children identify and describe basic 2D shapes, sort objects by color, size, and shape, and begin to see patterns in the world.
Children learn to count to 10, recognize numerals, and connect counting to quantities using objects, fingers, and songs.
Children practice writing their name and explore environmental print. They connect letters to real-world words they see every day.
Children develop phonological awareness by rhyming, clapping syllables, and identifying beginning sounds. They listen to and retell simple stories.
Children explore the alphabet through songs, stories, and hands-on activities. They learn to recognize and name uppercase letters.
Children explore what it means to be a good friend, practice sharing and taking turns, and learn how words and actions affect others.
Objects, materials, and properties
Children discover what plants and animals need to survive. They observe plant growth, learn about animal babies, and explore how living things change.
Past, present, future, famous Americans
Economics, money, goods and services
Traditions, holidays, respect, unity
Sun, moon, stars, land, and water
Plants, animals, and living things
Identity, feelings, choices, friendship
Properties, forces, sound, and light
Observe, predict, test, and design
Seasons, weather types, and clothing
5 senses, body parts, and healthy habits
Habitats, ecosystems, and Earth care
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