Kindergarten Lesson Plans are Here! Free!

 

 

 

 

 

I have spent alot of my free time developing a Kindergarten Curriculum, which can be used in School or for home-schooling teachers. It is unique in that I have created it based on how I taught in the Kindergarten classroom, which was standards-based. I have also weaved some Montessori methods into the construction of the order of teaching letters and sounds. I do not feel right “selling” it online, however, I also want to protect what I have created. Therefore, I am posting most of the curriculum and it is organized by month. If you would like the complete set of lessons, just feel free to e-mail me. All I ask is that you let me know how it is working for you. You are free to share it with other teachers and moms, providing that you reference my website.

I hope that you enjoy it! I would love to see it in action at your school or home. Feel free to send pictures and I’ll be sure to post it here and then you will be famous (hehe!).

NEW! Kindergarten Lesson Plans Outline and Overview for- Months 1-4

Lesson Plants for Month 1

Week 1 LP 1-1 with worksheets

Week 2 LP 1-2 with worksheets

Week 3 LP 1-3 with worksheets

Week 4 LP 1-4 with worksheets

Head over to the tab at the top of this webpage and click on “Lesson Plans” for the rest……

 

Colors and Shapes Power Points-Perfect for the Starboard!

Image via Wikipedia

Using PowerPoints to teach young children ways to click and view items on the Interactive Whiteboard is a nice and simple way to begin your first Starboard lesson.

             

Click on the name below to access shapes and colors Power Points.

Things That Are Red

Color Blue

Color Green

Color Yellow

Color Orange

Color Purple

The Color Pink

Black and White power point

Circles

Triangles

rectangles

My Shapes

The 100th Day of School is Near!

Hip Hip Hooray – It is the 100th day of school! All of these activities rule and are really really cool! Have fun as you enjoy your favorite one!

Measuring 100 Video

Here is a wonderful video from a new online resource. It reminds me of United Streaming/Discovery Education. It also features Curious George. Enjoy!

How Do We Measure 100? : PBS LearningMedia.

Discovery and Research Activity -

What was life like 100 years ago? First, calculate 100 years ago from this year (2012-100=1912)

100 Day of School PowerPoint – Life 100 years ago

* New Mexico became the 47th state and Arizona became the 48th state

* 1st parachute jump from an airplane occured

* Girl Scouts is formed!

* The electric starter was placed in the first car

* The first japanese cherry blossom tree was planted in Washington, D.C.

* The Titanic ship sinks

* The first neon advertising sign appears in Paris, France.

* The traffic light was invented

* Skee Ball was invented (1909) lke in Chuck-E-Cheese

* Electric Mixer invented (1908)

* The ice pop was invented (1905)

* The fly swatter was invented (1905)

* Electric sockets, to plug things into, was invented (1905)

* Air-conditioning (1902) was invented

* The average salary was $750 a year!

* Milk cost .32 a gallon!

* The car industry boomed as the Ford Model-T car was produced on an assembly line for $345!

Predictions of Us at 100 Years Old!

www.kinderkraziness.blogspot.com

Today and 100 Years from now….

www.teachkidsart.blogspot.com

100 Years Writing Prompt

www.kinderteacher.com

100 Days of School Activities – Free Printables!

Emergent Reader- 100 Animals – Free Printable! http://www.marcias-lesson-links.com/100%20Animals.pdf

100′s Charts – 4 different kinds where students write from 1-100! Free Printables! http://www.atozteacherstuff.com/pdf.htm?100charts.pdf

Match the money to the number sight word- Cut and paste Money matching Number sight words

100th day of School Poem

Hello 100! Hip Hip Hooray I like the 100th day This week we will say- Hey! Hey! Hey! It is the one-hundredth day! http://greenbeankindergarten.wordpress.com

Click on this blue link to print the poem for free! 100 day of school poem

Dress like you are 100 years old!

History facts from: Facts from: http://www.historyorb.com/events/date/1912?p=2 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_United_States_inventions_(1890%E2%80%931945) and http://kclibrary.lonestar.edu/decade10.html

I had my students write and draw what they would look like at “100.” I just love a Kindergarten’s impression of “old!”

What would a Kindergartener do with $100? Here are some ideas….

Eye balls!

To help my kiddo’s learn to count by 5′s, I bought some creepy looking eyeballs at the dollar tree. They are 12 to a bag and just a dollar! They are just so cute and creepy and are the size of a ping pong ball! What I did was put 5 eyeballs into a ziploc bag. I am also using the eyeballs to count the number of days we have been in school. So today, we have 25 eyeballs! And I am just so funny-because I hung the bags up on my whiteboard (with magnets) and labeled it “Eye” can count by 5′s!