Kindergarten homeschool curriculum
A full curriculum, starting at your child's level, with lessons connected to their interests and progress you can see.
Read a word, then match its picture
Your child sounds out short words like map and pan and matches each one to its picture. Hear it again replays the directions.
- Lesson
- Read a three-sound word
- Practice
- Match each word to its picture
Your parent dashboard
- Today
- Each subject's lesson, and whether it's done
- Grades
- Every submission graded instantly, with written feedback, so you never grade
- Records
- Attendance log and learning summary, ready to export
- Documents
- Transcripts and state-aware compliance drafts, written for you and ready to sign
Kindergarten scope and sequence
Math5 units · 22 skills
Counting to 205 skills
- Count forward to 20 by ones
- Count a group of objects and say how many
- Match a numeral to a quantity
- Recognize a small quantity without counting
- Count backward from 10
Comparing quantities4 skills
- Tell which group has more
- Tell which group has fewer
- Tell when two groups are equal
- Order three numbers from least to greatest
Joining and separating to 106 skills
- Join two groups and find the total
- Take away from a group and find what is left
- Break a number into two parts
- Find the missing part of a number to 10
- Act out a story problem with objects
- Find pairs that make ten
Shapes and space3 skills
- Name a circle, a triangle, a square, and a rectangle
- Sort shapes by number of sides
- Name a cube, a cone, a cylinder, and a sphere
Measuring and sorting4 skills
- Compare two objects by length
- Compare two objects by weight
- Sort objects by one attribute
- Continue a repeating pattern
Reading4 units · 17 skills
Print awareness4 skills
- Hold a book and turn its pages correctly
- Show where to start reading on a page
- Track print from left to right
- Show that a word is a group of letters
Phonological awareness5 skills
- Recognize words that rhyme
- Identify the first sound in a spoken word
- Clap the syllables in a spoken word
- Blend spoken sounds into a word
- Identify the last sound in a spoken word
Letters and sounds3 skills
- Name the letters of the alphabet
- Match a letter to the sound it makes
- Match a capital letter to its lowercase form
Listening comprehension5 skills
- Retell a story you listened to
- Name the characters in a story
- Answer a question about a story you heard
- Use a picture to describe what happened
- Predict what happens next in a story
Writing and language3 units · 12 skills
Drawing and telling4 skills
- Draw a picture to share an idea
- Add a label to a drawing
- Tell a story about your picture
- Say a complete sentence out loud
First writing5 skills
- Write your name
- Write letters to stand for sounds you hear
- Write a word you know
- Leave space between words
- Write from left to right
Speaking and listening3 skills
- Listen while someone else is speaking
- Ask a question about what you heard
- Share an idea with the group
Explore: science8 units · 36 skills
Watching and wondering4 skills
- Ask a question about something you notice outside
- Use your senses to describe an object
- Sort objects into two groups by one rule
- Draw what you observed
Objects and materials5 skills
- Tell an object's color and shape
- Sort objects by size and by how they feel
- Choose the heavier of two objects
- Sort objects by whether they float or sink
- Tell why one object is easier to lift
Pushes, pulls, and sound4 skills
- Show a push and a pull
- Make an object move faster with a bigger push
- Make a sound and tell if it is loud or soft
- Show that light lets us see
Weather and sky3 skills
- Tell what the weather is like today
- Tap what you see in the sky in the daytime
- Tell one thing you see in the sky at night
Living and nonliving5 skills
- Sort things as living or nonliving
- Choose what a plant needs to grow
- Match an animal to what it needs
- Match a baby animal to its parent
- Tell what one plant part does
Animals around the world5 skills
- Tap an animal that lives in the ocean
- Choose an animal that lives in a hot, dry desert
- Match an animal to its cold, snowy home
- Count the six legs that make an animal an insect
- Tell one way a bird is different from a fish
Your body5 skills
- Match each sense to the body part that does it
- Tell what your heart does
- Tap where the air goes when you breathe in
- Find a bone you can feel in your arm
- Tell why you brush your teeth
Dinosaurs and long ago5 skills
- Tell what a dinosaur was
- Choose the picture that shows a fossil
- Tell how we know about animals nobody has ever seen
- Sort dinosaurs by whether they ate plants or meat
- Tell what extinct means
Explore: history5 units · 24 skills
Then and now4 skills
- Compare a toy from long ago with one from today
- Tell what you did yesterday and today
- Put three events in the order they happened
- Sort pictures into long ago and today
People we remember5 skills
- Tell who George Washington was
- Tell one thing Abraham Lincoln did
- Match a community helper to the work they do
- Choose the flag Betsy Ross is remembered for
- Tell why we remember some people
Holidays5 skills
- Tell why we celebrate Independence Day
- Match Thanksgiving Day to the meal people share
- Tell why we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- Match Presidents Day to the people it honors
- Tell about a holiday your family celebrates
Family stories5 skills
- Tell a story about your family
- Tap one thing an old photograph shows about the past
- Choose the picture that shows the White House
- Tell what the Liberty Bell is
- Sort ways families are alike and different
The first Thanksgiving5 skills
- Tell who the Pilgrims were
- Choose the picture that shows the Mayflower
- Tell who the Wampanoag were
- Sort what the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag shared
- Tell why the first winter was hard
FAQ
- What happens when my child is stuck in a lesson?
- Your child taps the microphone and tells the Always-On Mentor what is confusing, and it answers out loud. They do not need to read or type to ask, and they still choose every answer themselves.
- How much time does school take each day?
- There is no fixed daily length. Each subject runs as a short spoken lesson, with a play break whenever your child needs one and an adult nearby, and our Parent Dashboard adds up the day.
- How does a kindergartener use a curriculum they cannot read?
- The lesson reads each question and answer choice aloud, and your child answers by tapping. Nothing on the screen asks them to read a sentence they cannot decode yet.
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