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Language Arts:

1. Reading:

   • Phonics: Letter recognition, consonant and vowel sounds, blends, digraphs.
   • Sight Words: Recognizing and reading common sight words.
   • Reading Fluency: Reading with accuracy, expression, and comprehension.
   • Reading Comprehension: Understanding and retelling stories.
   • Vocabulary: Building a basic vocabulary through reading and context.

2. Writing:

   • Handwriting: Forming letters and words correctly.
   • Sentence Structure: Writing simple sentences using correct capitalization and punctuation.
   • Creative Writing: Expressing thoughts and ideas through short stories and descriptive writing.
   • Personal Narratives: Writing about personal experiences.

3. Speaking and Listening:

   • Participating in class discussions and sharing ideas.
   • Listening to stories and following directions.
   • Speaking clearly and audibly.

Mathematics:

1. Number Sense and Operations:

   • Counting to 100 and beyond.
   • Understanding place value (tens and ones).
   • Addition and subtraction within 20.
   • Understanding and solving word problems.

2. Geometry:

   • Identifying and describing 2D and 3D shapes.
   • Understanding symmetry and patterns.

3. Measurement and Data:

   • Measuring length using non-standard units.
   • Telling time to the hour and half-hour.
   • Collecting and interpreting data (e.g., graphs).

Science:

1. Living Organisms:

   • Identifying and classifying plants and animals.
   • Understanding basic needs of living things.

2. Earth and Space:

   • Recognizing different types of weather.
   • Understanding day and night.

3. Physical Science:

   • Exploring properties of matter (e.g., solid, liquid, gas).
   • Understanding simple machines and their uses.

Social Studies:

1. Communities:

   • Identifying roles and responsibilities in the community (e.g., leaders, citizens).
   • Understanding basic economic concepts.

2. History:

   • Learning about American symbols and holidays.
   • Understanding historical figures and their contributions.

3. Geography:

   • Recognizing and locating states and countries on maps.
   • Understanding basic map skills.

Physical Education:

1. Gross Motor Skills:

   • Running, jumping, hopping, skipping, etc.
   • Basic ball skills (throwing, catching).

2. Health and Safety:

   • Understanding the importance of exercise and healthy habits.
   • Learning about personal safety and hygiene.

Art:

1. Drawing and Painting:

   • Exploring different art materials and techniques.
   • Creating artwork based on themes and stories.

2. Crafts:

   • Engaging in hands-on craft activities using various materials.

Music:

1. Rhythm and Beat:

   • Clapping and moving to different rhythms.
   • Learning basic music notes.

2. Singing:

   • Singing familiar songs and learning new ones.