HOMESCHOOL AND DISTANCE LEARNING
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Summary of Skills

Age 5-7 - Concept 1: Environment

Unit 1: Habitats and Homes [LA] [S] [SS]

Language Arts

  • Answer questions about a text
  • Attempt to read dictated text
  • Begin to write words
  • Connect literature to prior knowledge or experience
  • Demonstrate a sense of story (beginning, middle, and end)
  • Express ideas
  • Identify beginning letters and sounds in words
  • Identify the sequence of events in a story
  • Identify the title, author's name, and illustrator's name on a book
  • Illustrate a story
  • Listen critically to text read aloud
  • Listen to and answer questions about text read orally
  • Make connections through the use of oral language
  • Make predictions about a story
  • Present dramatic interpretations of stories
  • Read or attempt to read own story
  • Recognize some words by sight
  • Respond to critical questions about a text
  • Sequence events in the correct order
  • Show an understanding that the letters in a written word represent the sequence of sounds in a spoken word
  • Use words that name, describe, and tell action
  • Write and sound out letters
  • Write beginning consonants of words

Math

  • Complete simple spatial visualization tasks and puzzles
  • Count objects in a set and record the number
  • Create a pictorial graph
  • Measure objects
  • Model and use directional and positional vocabulary
  • Place data and ideas on a chart
  • Read and write numbers
  • Recognize equivalent sets
  • Sort and classify objects by one attribute

Science

  • Describe animal habitats
  • Describe animals' basic needs
  • Identify basic human needs
  • Identify the appropriate environment for an animal
  • Identify the needs of animals
  • Identify tools in the environment and how we use them
  • Observe animals' movements and changes
  • Observe how animals interact with their surroundings
  • Observe how people interact with their surroundings
  • Observe the behavior of animals
  • Recognize that animals grow and change
  • Summarize the basic needs of a variety of different animals (including air, water, and food) for energy and growth.
  • Summarize the needs of living organisms for energy and growth.

Social Studies

  • Create and interpret simple maps and drawings of the home and other environments
  • Describe how individuals change
  • Describe the function of places in the home and other environments
  • Locate and describe familiar places in the home and other environments (such as bodies of water and landforms)

Unit 2: Weather [LA] [S] [SS]

Language Arts

  • Follow written directions
  • Identify beginning letters and sounds in words
  • Know the difference between individual letters and printed words
  • Listen critically to text read aloud
  • Make oral presentations
  • Make predictions about a story
  • Participate in songs
  • Recognize that written words are separated by spaces
  • Respond to text read aloud
  • Use new vocabulary in speech and writing

Math

  • Collect and display data using pictorial graphs
  • Collect and organize data
  • Complete spatial visualization tasks
  • Count objects
  • Count objects in a set and record the number
  • Describe data with a graph
  • Model a number
  • Recognize number symbols and number words
  • Recognize symmetrical and non-symmetrical items
  • Sort and classify objects by one attribute
  • Use graphs to display data
  • Use ordinals 1st-10th

Science

  • Describe sky conditions
  • Identify types of precipitation
  • Identify weather conditions: cloudy, windy, rainy
  • Make predictions about what will happen next in experiments
  • Observe and conduct simple science experiments
  • Recognize and describe seasonal changes in the environment
  • Use common tools to measure weather

Unit 3: Community [LA] [S] [SS]

Language Arts

  • Ask questions that lead to understanding
  • Connect literature to prior knowledge or experience
  • Demonstrate a sense of story (beginning, middle, and end)
  • Discover relationships in stories
  • Follow print word by word
  • Listen responsibly to text read aloud
  • Predict possible events in the story before and during reading
  • Read or attempt to read own story
  • Recognize and name upper- and lower-case letters
  • Recognize beginning consonant sounds
  • Recognize letters and their sounds
  • Recognize some words by sight
  • Sequence events in the correct order
  • Understand letters, words, and story
  • Understanding of letters, words, and story
  • Use vocabulary in speech and writing
  • Use words that name and words that tell action
  • Voice-print match
  • Write letters

Math

  • Compare and order sets and numbers
  • Complete spatial visualization tasks
  • Count objects in a set and record the number
  • Create a chart
  • Find the total amount
  • Read and write numerals
  • Sort and classify objects
  • Use ordinals 1st-10th

Social Studies

  • Describe the importance and purpose of rules and laws
  • Exhibit traits of a good citizen
  • Explain why people have jobs
  • Explore goods and services provided in communities
  • Identify a problem in your environment and suggest a solution
  • Identify jobs in the home and community