Full-Year Kindergarten Curriculum Map
I’ve had some questions lately from both new and veteran teachers alike about year-long pacing of the kindergarten curriculum. How can you make sure that you fit it all in? How do you pace the topics that you are teaching? What exactly should our students be able to do by the end of the year?
I created this Year-Long Kindergarten Curriculum Map to help give you a general overview of *one* possible sequence of teaching. I’ve included a blank/editable version and one that you can take and use. I’ve also included some recommended resources that I think you will find helpful so that you can get right to what you are meant to do… TEACH! 🙂
Find Kindergarten Science and Social Studies Curriculum Units here:
Little Social Studies Thinkers
UNIT 1: CITIZENSHIP
UNIT 2: Then and Now
UNIT 3: Holidays Around the World
UNIT 4: My Community
UNIT 5: Our World
MINI UNIT A: Pilgrims and Wampanoag
MINI UNIT B: America
UNIT 1: Our Senses
UNIT 2: Seasons and Weather
UNIT 3: Properties of Matter
UNIT 4: Plants
UNIT 5: Animals
UNIT 6: Force and Motion
Additional Lessons:
Light Energy
Earth Materials
Earth’s Resources
5 Comments
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this. I appreciate all your hard work!
This is great!!! Thanks
I'm just curious how you decided on the sequence of your letter introduction. We are considering changing ours so I'm wondering what your rationale was?
Hi Aimee, the letter sequence is based on research from the Words Their Way program. This is the order that is recommended– introducing them in pairs in that order.
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