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Kindergarten curriculum
A full 180-day school year in 5 subjects: Reading, Writing, Math, Basic Science and Social Studies. Every unit and lesson is listed below. Unit 1 of every course is free to try, and KidUniversity Plus unlocks the rest for your whole family.
- 5 subjects
- 113 units
- 787 lessons
- 113 unit tests
Reading
25 units · 155 lessons · 25 unit tests · 180 school days
Unit 1FREEConcepts of Print
How do books and printed words work?
- Parts of a Book
- Title, Author and Illustrator
- Left to Right, Top to Bottom
- Letters and Words
- Spaces Between Words
- Sentences
- Unit 1 Test: Concepts of Print
Unit 2Story Time
Who, where and what happens in a story?
- Who Is in the Story?
- Where Does the Story Happen?
- What Happens in the Story?
- Beginning, Middle and End
- Asking and Answering Questions
- Retelling a Story
- Unit 2 Test: Story Time
Unit 3Rhymes and Syllables
How can we hear the sounds and beats in words?
- Hearing Rhymes
- Rhyme or Not?
- Odd One Out
- Making Rhymes
- Rhymes in Poems
- Clapping Syllables
- One or Two Claps
- Long Words, Many Claps
- Putting Word Parts Together
- Unit 3 Test: Rhymes and Syllables
Unit 4Letters A to E
What do the letters A to E look like, and what sounds do they make?
- Aa
- Bb
- Cc
- Dd
- Ee
- Unit 4 Test: Letters A to E
Unit 5Letters F to J
What do the letters F to J look like, and what sounds do they make?
- Ff
- Gg
- Hh
- Ii
- Jj
- Unit 5 Test: Letters F to J
Unit 6Letters K to O
What do the letters K to O look like, and what sounds do they make?
- Kk
- Ll
- Mm
- Nn
- Oo
- Unit 6 Test: Letters K to O
Unit 7Letters P to T
What do the letters P to T look like, and what sounds do they make?
- Pp
- Rr
- Ss
- Tt
- Unit 7 Test: Letters P to T
Unit 8Letters U to Z
What do the letters U to Z look like, and what sounds do they make?
- Uu
- Vv
- Ww
- Xx
- Yy
- Zz
- Unit 8 Test: Letters U to Z
Unit 9Beginning Sounds
What sound do you hear first in a word?
- First Sounds
- Same First Sound
- Which One Is Different?
- First Sound to Letter
- Sounds That Are Easy to Mix Up
- Vowel First Sounds
- Unit 9 Test: Beginning Sounds
Unit 10First Sight Words
Which words can we read in a snap?
- the
- a
- I
- to
- and
- is
- Unit 10 Test: First Sight Words
Unit 11Ending Sounds
What sound do you hear at the end of a word?
- Last Sounds
- Same Last Sound
- Last Sound to Letter
- First or Last?
- Last Sound Practice
- Unit 11 Test: Ending Sounds
Unit 12Middle Sounds
What sound do you hear in the middle of a short word?
- Short a in the Middle
- Short i in the Middle
- Short o in the Middle
- Short u in the Middle
- Short e in the Middle
- Middle Sound Mix
- Unit 12 Test: Middle Sounds
Unit 13Blend It
How do sounds join together to make words?
- Blending Word Parts
- Blending Two Sounds
- Blending Three Sounds
- Blending Animal Words
- Blending Action Words
- Blending Practice
- Unit 13 Test: Blend It
Unit 14Break It Apart
How can we pull a word apart into sounds and change it?
- How Many Sounds?
- First, Middle and Last
- Breaking Words Into Sounds
- Change the First Sound
- Change the Last Sound
- Change the Middle Sound
- Unit 14 Test: Break It Apart
Unit 15More Sight Words
Which words can we read in a snap?
- see
- can
- we
- like
- you and my
- go and me
- Unit 15 Test: More Sight Words
Unit 16CVC Words With Short a and i
How do we read short words with a and i?
- Reading Short a Words
- More Short a Words
- Reading Short i Words
- More Short i Words
- Short a or Short i?
- Reading a and i Sentences
- Unit 16 Test: CVC Words With Short a and i
Unit 17CVC Words With Short o, u and e
How do we read short words with o, u and e?
- Reading Short o Words
- More Short o Words
- Reading Short u Words
- More Short u Words
- Reading Short e Words
- More Short e Words
- Short Vowel Mix
- Unit 17 Test: CVC Words With Short o, u and e
Unit 18Word Families and Simple Sentences
How do word families help us read new words?
- The -at and -an Families
- The -ig and -in Families
- The -op and -ot Families
- The -ug and -un Families
- The -en and -et Families
- Reading Little Sentences
- Unit 18 Test: Word Families and Simple Sentences
Unit 19Even More Sight Words
Which words can we read in a snap?
- he and she
- it and in
- look and said
- are and for
- have and of
- was and they
- here, play and do
- Unit 19 Test: Even More Sight Words
Unit 20Learning From Facts
What can we learn from books about the real world?
- Stories and Fact Books
- What Is It About?
- Key Details
- Asking Questions About Facts
- Words That Name Things
- Two Facts About One Topic
- Unit 20 Test: Learning From Facts
Unit 21Story Detectives
How can clues in a story help us understand it?
- How Does the Character Feel?
- Why Did It Happen?
- New Words in Stories
- Who Is Telling?
- Story Problems
- Same and Different Characters
- Favorite Parts
- Unit 21 Test: Story Detectives
Unit 22Long and Short Vowels
How can one vowel make two different sounds?
- Long and Short a
- Long and Short e
- Long and Short i
- Long and Short o
- Long and Short u
- Look-Alike Words
- Unit 22 Test: Long and Short Vowels
Unit 23Poems, Stories and Books
How are poems, stories and fact books different?
- Is It a Poem?
- Is It a Storybook?
- Fact Book or Storybook?
- Two Stories, Same Idea
- Two Fact Books, Same Topic
- Making Connections
- Unit 23 Test: Poems, Stories and Books
Unit 24Kindergarten Review 1
What have we learned about print, letters and sounds?
- Review: Book Parts and Print
- Review: Letters A to M
- Review: Letters N to Z
- Review: Rhymes
- Review: Syllables
- Review: First and Last Sounds
- Review: Middle Sounds
- Review: Story Elements
- Unit 24 Test: Kindergarten Review 1
Unit 25Kindergarten Review 2
What have we learned about reading words, sentences and texts?
- Review: Blending
- Review: Segmenting
- Review: CVC Words
- Review: Sight Words 1
- Review: Sight Words 2
- Review: Reading Sentences
- Review: Fact Texts
- Review: Story Questions
- Unit 25 Test: Kindergarten Review 2
Writing
24 units · 156 lessons · 24 unit tests · 180 school days
Unit 1FREEWhat Is a Sentence?
How do words work together to tell an idea?
- Letters, Words and Sentences
- Counting Words
- A Sentence Tells a Whole Idea
- Who and What They Do
- Words in the Right Order
- Adding More Words
- Unit 1 Test: What Is a Sentence?
Unit 2Spaces Between Words
Why do we leave spaces between words?
- Spaces Show Where Words End
- How Big Is a Space?
- Reading Squished Words
- No Spaces Inside a Word
- Left to Right, Top to Bottom
- Spaces in My Sentences
- Unit 2 Test: Spaces Between Words
Unit 3Big and Small Letters
Why does every letter have two shapes?
- Every Letter Has Two Shapes
- Matching A to I
- Matching J to R
- Matching S to Z
- Tall, Short and Tail Letters
- Letters That Look Alike
- Small Letters Most of the Time
- Unit 3 Test: Big and Small Letters
Unit 4Letters and Their Sounds
How do we know which letter to write?
- Letters Make Sounds
- First Sounds: b, c, d, f, g
- First Sounds: h, j, k, l, m, n
- First Sounds: p, r, s, t, v, w, y, z
- Short Vowel Sounds
- Last Sounds
- Hearing Every Sound
- Unit 4 Test: Letters and Their Sounds
Unit 5Capital Letters Start Sentences
How does a reader know where a sentence starts?
- The First Word Gets a Capital
- Spot the Missing Capital
- Only the First Word
- Two Sentences, Two Capitals
- Fix the Capital
- Capital Practice
- Unit 5 Test: Capital Letters Start Sentences
Unit 6The Word I and Names
Which words always get a capital letter?
- The Word I
- I in the Middle
- Names of People
- Names of Pets and Places
- Name or Not a Name?
- Capitals All Together
- Unit 6 Test: The Word I and Names
Unit 7Periods
How does a reader know where a sentence stops?
- A Period Ends a Telling Sentence
- Where the Period Goes
- Spot the Missing Period
- One Period for Each Sentence
- Capital at the Start, Period at the End
- Period Practice
- Unit 7 Test: Periods
Unit 8Question Marks
How do we show that we are asking something?
- Asking Sentences
- The Question Mark
- Period or Question Mark?
- Words That Start Questions
- Asking and Answering
- End Mark Practice
- Unit 8 Test: Question Marks
Unit 9Spelling Short a and i Words
How can we spell a word by listening to its sounds?
- Sound It Out
- Short a: -at and -an Words
- Short a: -ap, -ag and -ad Words
- Short i: -it and -in Words
- Short i: -ig, -ip and -id Words
- Short a or Short i?
- Short a and i Words in Sentences
- Unit 9 Test: Spelling Short a and i Words
Unit 10Spelling Short o, u and e Words
How does the middle sound help us spell a word?
- Short o Words
- Short u Words: -ug, -un, -ut
- Short u Words: -ub, -up, -us
- Short e Words: -et, -en, -ed
- Short e Words: -eg, -eb, -ell
- Which Vowel?
- Spelling Words in Sentences
- Unit 10 Test: Spelling Short o, u and e Words
Unit 11Sight Words in Sentences
Which words do we write so often that we just know them?
- The, A and I
- Is, It and In
- See, Can and We
- My, Like and To
- Go, You and And
- He, She, Are and Was
- Look, Here, Play and For
- Unit 11 Test: Sight Words in Sentences
Unit 12Naming Words
What words name people, animals, places and things?
- Words for People
- Words for Animals
- Words for Places
- Words for Things
- Find the Naming Word
- Sorting Naming Words
- Unit 12 Test: Naming Words
Unit 13Action Words
What words tell what someone does?
- What Is an Action Word?
- Things We Do Every Day
- Animal Actions
- Find the Action Word
- Naming Word or Action Word?
- The Best Action Word
- Unit 13 Test: Action Words
Unit 14One and More Than One
How do we show there is more than one?
- One or More?
- Add -s for More
- Count Them Up
- More Than One in Sentences
- Some Words Add -es
- One and More Practice
- Unit 14 Test: One and More Than One
Unit 15Question Words
Which word should start my question?
- Who?
- What?
- Where?
- When?
- Why?
- Pick the Question Word
- Asking Good Questions
- Unit 15 Test: Question Words
Unit 16Describing Words
How can words help a reader picture something?
- Color Words
- Size Words
- Shape and Number Words
- How Things Feel
- Sounds, Tastes and Smells
- Opposites
- Adding Describing Words
- Unit 16 Test: Describing Words
Unit 17Where Is It?
Which words tell where something is?
- In and On
- Under and Over
- Next To and Behind
- Up, Down, To and From
- In Front Of and Between
- Where Words in Sentences
- Unit 17 Test: Where Is It?
Unit 18First, Next, Last
How do we tell things in the order they happened?
- Order Words
- What Comes First?
- What Comes Next?
- What Happens Last?
- Steps in Order
- Beginning, Middle, End
- Writing With Order Words
- Unit 18 Test: First, Next, Last
Unit 19Telling About Me
How can I write about something that happened to me?
- A Story About Me
- Who Was There?
- Where and When?
- What Happened?
- How Did I Feel?
- My Story in Order
- Making My Story Better
- Unit 19 Test: Telling About Me
Unit 20I Like It Because
How do I tell what I think and why?
- What Is an Opinion?
- Saying What I Like
- Giving a Reason
- My Favorite Things
- Which Is Better?
- Good Reasons
- Writing My Opinion
- Unit 20 Test: I Like It Because
Unit 21Telling Facts
How can I teach someone about a topic?
- Facts Tell What Is True
- Naming the Topic
- A Frog Can…
- A Frog Has…
- Where It Lives and What It Eats
- Stay on Topic
- My Fact Page
- Unit 21 Test: Telling Facts
Unit 22Finding Out and Sharing
How do writers find out facts and share what they learn?
- Asking Questions to Learn
- Where to Find Answers
- Looking Closely
- Writing Together
- Labels and Lists
- Sharing Our Writing
- Unit 22 Test: Finding Out and Sharing
Unit 23Fixing My Writing
How do writers make their work better?
- Read It Again
- Fixing Capitals
- Fixing End Marks
- Fixing Spaces
- Fixing Spelling
- Fixing Missing Words
- Check It All
- Unit 23 Test: Fixing My Writing
Unit 24Kindergarten Writing Review
What have I learned about writing this year?
- Review: Sentences, Spaces and Capitals
- Review: End Marks
- Review: Spelling and Sight Words
- Review: Naming, Action and Describing Words
- Review: More Than One, Question Words and Where Words
- Review: Stories, Opinions and Facts
- Unit 24 Test: Kindergarten Writing Review
Math
22 units · 158 lessons · 22 unit tests · 180 school days
Unit 1FREECounting to 5
How do we count to find out how many?
- Counting 1, 2, 3
- Counting 4 and 5
- One Number for Each Thing
- The Last Number Tells How Many
- Zero Means None
- Writing 0 to 5
- Showing Numbers to 5
- Unit 1 Test: Counting to 5
Unit 2Numbers 6 to 10
How do we count all the way to ten?
- Counting to 6 and 7
- Counting to 8 and 9
- Counting to 10
- Counting Things to 10
- Writing 6 to 10
- One More
- Same Count, Any Order
- Unit 2 Test: Numbers 6 to 10
Unit 3More, Fewer, the Same
How can we tell which group has more?
- More
- Fewer
- The Same Number
- Match One to One
- Which Number Is Greater?
- Which Number Is Less?
- Greatest and Least
- Unit 3 Test: More, Fewer, the Same
Unit 4Flat Shapes
How can we name a shape by its sides and corners?
- Circles
- Triangles
- Squares
- Rectangles
- Hexagons
- Big, Small, and Turned
- Shapes All Around
- Unit 4 Test: Flat Shapes
Unit 5Where Is It?
What words tell where something is?
- Above and Below
- Beside and Next To
- In Front Of and Behind
- On and Under
- Top, Middle, and Bottom
- Where Are the Shapes?
- Follow the Clues
- Unit 5 Test: Where Is It?
Unit 6Counting to 20
What numbers come after ten?
- Counting 11 to 15
- Counting 16 to 20
- Ten and More Dots
- Count On From Any Number
- Before and After to 20
- Writing 11 to 20
- Missing Numbers to 20
- Unit 6 Test: Counting to 20
Unit 7Putting Together
What happens when we put groups together?
- Putting Groups Together
- Adding One More
- The Plus Sign
- The Equal Sign
- Adding Stories
- Adding With Fingers
- Sums to 5
- Unit 7 Test: Putting Together
Unit 8Taking Away
What happens when we take some away?
- Taking Away
- Take Away One
- The Minus Sign
- Take-Away Stories
- Taking Away Zero
- Taking Away All
- Subtract With Fingers
- Subtracting Within 5
- Unit 8 Test: Taking Away
Unit 9Number Bonds
How many ways can we break a number into two parts?
- Parts and Whole
- Ways to Make 4 and 5
- Ways to Make 6
- Ways to Make 7
- Ways to Make 8
- Ways to Make 9
- Ways to Make 10
- Unit 9 Test: Number Bonds
Unit 10Making Ten
What number goes with each number to make ten?
- The Ten Frame
- Full and Empty Spots
- Partners of Ten
- Find the Missing Partner
- How Many More to Ten?
- Making Ten Stories
- Ten Fingers
- Making Ten Practice
- Unit 10 Test: Making Ten
Unit 11Adding and Subtracting to 10
How do we know when to add and when to take away?
- Adding Within 10
- Subtracting Within 10
- Add or Subtract?
- Which Number Sentence?
- Putting-Together Stories
- Take-Away Stories to 10
- Quick Facts to 5
- Adding and Taking Away Zero
- Unit 11 Test: Adding and Subtracting to 10
Unit 12Teen Numbers
What is inside the numbers 11 to 19?
- Ten Ones Make a Ten
- Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen
- Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen
- Seventeen, Eighteen, Nineteen
- Ten Plus Some More
- Build a Teen Number
- Teen Numbers in a Ten Frame
- Unit 12 Test: Teen Numbers
Unit 13Counting to 50
How do numbers keep going after twenty?
- Counting 20 to 30
- Counting 30 to 40
- Counting 40 to 50
- What Comes Next?
- What Comes Before?
- Crossing to a New Ten
- Reading Numbers to 50
- Unit 13 Test: Counting to 50
Unit 14Counting by Tens
How can counting by tens help us count fast?
- Tens to 30
- Tens to 50
- Tens to 70
- Tens to 100
- Groups of Ten
- Missing Tens
- Unit 14 Test: Counting by Tens
Unit 15Counting to 100
How do we count all the way to one hundred?
- Counting 50 to 60
- Counting 60 to 70
- Counting 70 to 80
- Counting 80 to 90
- Counting 90 to 100
- Count On From Any Number
- Crossing Tens to 100
- Unit 15 Test: Counting to 100
Unit 16Long, Short, and Tall
How can we compare how long or tall things are?
- Longer and Shorter
- Taller and Shorter
- Line Them Up
- Longest and Shortest
- Comparing With Cubes
- Who Has the Longer One?
- Length Words
- Unit 16 Test: Long, Short, and Tall
Unit 17Heavy, Light, and Full
How can we compare how heavy things are and how much they hold?
- Heavier and Lighter
- The Balance Scale
- Heaviest and Lightest
- Holds More, Holds Less
- Which Holds the Most?
- What Can We Measure?
- Compare Two Ways
- Unit 17 Test: Heavy, Light, and Full
Unit 18Sorting and Counting
How can sorting help us count and compare?
- Sort by Kind
- Sort by Color
- Sort by Size
- Sort by Shape
- Count Each Group
- Which Group Has More?
- Odd One Out
- Unit 18 Test: Sorting and Counting
Unit 19Solid Shapes
How are solid shapes different from flat shapes?
- Spheres
- Cubes
- Cones
- Cylinders
- Flat or Solid?
- Flat Faces
- Roll, Stack, or Slide
- Solid Shapes Around Us
- Unit 19 Test: Solid Shapes
Unit 20Building Shapes
How can we put shapes together to make new shapes?
- Sides and Corners
- Alike and Different
- Two Triangles Make…
- Putting Shapes Together
- Shapes Inside Shapes
- Making Shapes With Sticks
- Shape Riddles
- Unit 20 Test: Building Shapes
Unit 21Number Stories
How can we use adding and taking away to solve stories?
- Joining Stories
- Taking-Away Stories
- Part-Part-Whole Stories
- Stories With Zero
- Pick the Number Sentence
- Act It Out
- Story Mix
- Unit 21 Test: Number Stories
Unit 22Kindergarten Review
What did we learn in kindergarten math?
- Review: Counting and Numbers
- Review: Comparing
- Review: Adding
- Review: Taking Away
- Review: Ten and Teen Numbers
- Review: Counting to 100
- Review: Measuring and Sorting
- Review: Shapes
- Unit 22 Test: Kindergarten Review
Basic Science
20 units · 160 lessons · 20 unit tests · 180 school days
Unit 1FREEMy Five Senses
How do we learn about the world around us?
- I Can See
- I Can Hear
- I Can Smell
- I Can Taste
- I Can Touch
- Senses Work Together
- Keeping My Senses Safe
- Scientists Observe
- Unit 1 Test: My Five Senses
Unit 2Hard and Soft, Rough and Smooth
How do things feel, and why does it matter?
- Hard Things
- Soft Things
- Hard or Soft?
- Rough Things
- Smooth Things
- Rough or Smooth?
- Bumpy, Fuzzy, Slippery
- Feel and Tell
- Unit 2 Test: Hard and Soft, Rough and Smooth
Unit 3Sorting Things
How can we sort things by what they are like?
- Sort by Color
- Sort by Shape
- Big and Small
- Heavy and Light
- Bendy and Stiff
- Sink or Float
- What Is It Made Of?
- Pick the Best Material
- Unit 3 Test: Sorting Things
Unit 4Living and Nonliving
How can we tell if something is alive?
- What Is Alive?
- Living Things Grow
- Living Things Need Food
- Living Things Make Babies
- Nonliving Things
- Things That Move but Are Not Alive
- Was It Ever Alive?
- Sorting Living and Nonliving
- Unit 4 Test: Living and Nonliving
Unit 5What Plants Need
What does a plant need to live and grow?
- Parts of a Plant
- Plants Need Water
- Plants Need Light
- Plants Need Air
- Plants Need Space
- Plants Make Their Own Food
- Seeds Grow Into Plants
- A Plant Experiment
- Unit 5 Test: What Plants Need
Unit 6What Animals Need
What does an animal need to live and grow?
- Animals Need Food
- Animals Need Water
- Animals Need Air
- Animals Need Shelter
- Pets Need Care
- People Need Things Too
- Animals Grow Up
- Needs or Wants?
- Unit 6 Test: What Animals Need
Unit 7Who Eats What?
What do different animals eat, and how do they get it?
- Plant Eaters
- Meat Eaters
- Eating Plants and Animals
- Teeth Tell a Story
- Animals Find Food
- Food in Winter
- Plants and Animals Need Each Other
- Food Patterns
- Unit 7 Test: Who Eats What?
Unit 8Animal Homes
Why do animals live where they live?
- Why Animals Need Homes
- Nests
- Burrows and Holes
- Ponds and Oceans
- Hives and Webs
- Forest Homes
- Desert and Arctic Homes
- Homes Fit Needs
- Unit 8 Test: Animal Homes
Unit 9Living Things Change Their World
How do plants and animals change the places where they live?
- Beavers Build Dams
- Squirrels Plant Trees
- Worms Mix the Soil
- Digging Animals
- Roots Crack Sidewalks
- Plants Change the Ground
- Birds and Bees Help Plants
- Big Changes, Small Changes
- Unit 9 Test: Living Things Change Their World
Unit 10People Change the Land
How do people change the land, and how can we help?
- People Build Homes
- Roads and Bridges
- Farms
- Cutting Trees
- Trash Hurts Animals
- Planting and Protecting
- Saving Water
- Clean Air
- Unit 10 Test: People Change the Land
Unit 11Caring for the Earth
How can I help take care of the Earth?
- Reduce
- Reuse
- Recycle
- What Can Be Recycled?
- Compost
- Turn It Off
- Pick Up Litter
- I Can Help the Earth
- Unit 11 Test: Caring for the Earth
Unit 12Pushes and Pulls
What makes things move?
- What Is a Push?
- What Is a Pull?
- Push or Pull?
- Starting to Move
- Stopping
- Pushes and Pulls at Play
- Pushes and Pulls at Home
- Wind and Water Push
- Unit 12 Test: Pushes and Pulls
Unit 13Strong and Gentle Pushes
How do big and small pushes change the way things move?
- Big Push, Small Push
- Fast and Slow
- Heavy Things Need Bigger Pushes
- Changing Direction
- When Things Bump
- Rolling and Sliding
- Ramps
- Fair Tests
- Unit 13 Test: Strong and Gentle Pushes
Unit 14Solve a Moving Problem
How can we design a way to make something move the way we want?
- What Is the Problem?
- Ideas and Plans
- Build and Try
- Make It Better
- Make a Ball Go Faster
- Make a Ball Go Slower
- Make a Ball Turn
- Engineers Share Ideas
- Unit 14 Test: Solve a Moving Problem
Unit 15Sunlight and Warmth
What does sunlight do to the Earth's surface?
- The Sun Gives Light
- The Sun Gives Heat
- Sun or Shade?
- Warm Sand, Cool Grass
- Dark and Light Colors
- Water in the Sun
- Melting in the Sun
- Testing Sunlight
- Unit 15 Test: Sunlight and Warmth
Unit 16Staying Cool
How can we block the sun to keep things cool?
- What Is Shade?
- Shadows
- Trees Make Shade
- Hats and Umbrellas
- Build a Sun Shade
- Which Shade Works Best?
- Sun Safety
- Keeping Animals Cool
- Unit 16 Test: Staying Cool
Unit 17Weather Every Day
What is the weather like, and how does it change?
- What Is Weather?
- Sunny and Cloudy
- Rain
- Wind
- Snow
- Hot and Cold
- Weather Tools
- Weather Patterns
- Unit 17 Test: Weather Every Day
Unit 18The Four Seasons
How does the weather change through the year?
- Seasons Repeat
- Winter
- Spring
- Summer
- Fall
- Dress for the Weather
- Plants in Each Season
- Animals in Each Season
- Unit 18 Test: The Four Seasons
Unit 19Severe Weather Safety
How can we get ready for and stay safe in big storms?
- Weather Forecasts
- Thunderstorms
- Lightning Safety
- Tornadoes
- Hurricanes
- Floods
- Blizzards and Ice
- Very Hot Days
- Unit 19 Test: Severe Weather Safety
Unit 20Day and Night
What patterns do we see in the sky?
- Day and Night
- The Sun in the Sky
- Morning, Noon, Evening
- The Moon
- Stars
- Night Animals
- Shadows Change
- Kindergarten Science Review
- Unit 20 Test: Day and Night
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Social Studies
22 units · 158 lessons · 22 unit tests · 180 school days
Unit 1FREE
All About Me
7 lessons + unit testWhat makes me special?
Unit 2
My Family
7 lessons + unit testHow do families care for each other?
Unit 3
My Feelings
7 lessons + unit testHow can I understand my feelings and the feelings of others?
Unit 4
Being a Good Friend
8 lessons + unit testHow can I be a good friend?
Unit 5
Rules at School
7 lessons + unit testWhy do we have rules at school?
Unit 6
Staying Safe and Rules at Home
7 lessons + unit testHow do rules keep us safe at home and in our town?
Unit 7
Leaders and Good Citizens
7 lessons + unit testHow can leaders and citizens make a community better?
Unit 8
Community Helpers
8 lessons + unit testWho helps us in our community?
Unit 9
Places in My Community
7 lessons + unit testWhat places are in my community, and how do they help us?
Unit 10
Needs and Wants
7 lessons + unit testWhat do we need, and what do we just want?
Unit 11
Jobs, Goods and Services
7 lessons + unit testWhy do people work?
Unit 12
Coins and Money
7 lessons + unit testWhat is money, and how do we use it?
Unit 13
Where Is It?
7 lessons + unit testHow do we tell where things are?
Unit 14
Maps of a Room
7 lessons + unit testHow can a map show a room?
Unit 15
Maps of a Neighborhood
7 lessons + unit testHow can a map help me find my way around my neighborhood?
Unit 16
Land and Water
7 lessons + unit testWhat kinds of land and water are on Earth?
Unit 17
Weather Watch
7 lessons + unit testHow does the weather change what we do?
Unit 18
Seasons and Clothes
7 lessons + unit testHow do the seasons change what we wear and do?
Unit 19
Holidays and Traditions
8 lessons + unit testHow do people around the world celebrate?
Unit 20
Holidays That Honor People
7 lessons + unit testWhy do we celebrate holidays that honor people?
Unit 21
American Symbols
8 lessons + unit testWhat symbols stand for the United States?
Unit 22
Long Ago and Today
7 lessons + unit testHow was life long ago different from life today?