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Toolkits include teaching aids and support materials for the classroom teacher in addition to structured teachers' guides to assist in implementing the international program. These materials are ideal as a complete curriculum for preschool homeschooling.
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Early Learning Goals:
Introduction to the alphabet including letter names and sounds.
Name: Recognize, spell, write first name.
Writing: Learn to hold a pencil, marker, crayon. Develop writing muscles, hand eye coordination.
Book handling: Able to handle print material, knowing up, down, beside, etc.
Rhymes and stories: Recite simple nursery rhymes and songs.
Vocabulary: Build new vocabulary for everyday life.
Listening skills: develop and improve focus and concentration.
Fine motor skills development: play dough, use scissors, writing utensils, Legos, etc.
Routines: Develop study and school routines.
Develop trust and confidence.
The Digital Curriculum Library includes support materials for the classroom teacher.
Early Learning Goals:
Observation and problem-solving. Number sense, spatial sense, sets & classifying.
Shapes and spatial relationships, counting, measurements, patterns & reasoning.
Book handling: Able to handle print material, knowing up and down, beside, etc.
Concepts of more and less; ordinal numbers; basic addition and subtraction.
Recognize, count, order objects up to the number 20.
Vocabulary: Build math and science vocabulary.
Routines: Develop study and school routines.
Develop trust and confidence.
Learning Outcomes:
Introduction to the Alphabet; letter names and sounds.
Name: Recognize, spell, write first name and family name.
Writing: Learn to hold pencil, marker, crayon correctly. Develop writing muscles.
Rhymes and stories: Recite simple nursery rhymes and sing iconic songs and rhymes.
Vocabulary: Build new vocabulary relevant to daily life.
Listening skills: develop and improve focus, awareness, and concentration.
Sequencing: understand simple and complex sequences.
Develop fine motor skills: play dough, use scissors, writing utensils, Legos, etc.
Routines: Develop study and school routines.
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