Kindergarten Learning
“Children are likely to live up to what you believe of them.” — Lady Bird Johnson
Kindergarten: A Year of Wonder, Growth, and Discovery
Kindergarten is a big year—and an exciting one. It’s a time when children build the skills, confidence, and curiosity that will shape their journey as learners. Through hands-on experiences, meaningful relationships, and engaging learning opportunities, our kindergarten students begin to discover what it means to be a reader, a mathematician, a scientist, a citizen, and a lifelong learner.
Explore the learning journey below to see what students will learn throughout kindergarten.
Kindergarten At-A-Glance
Learning That Builds a Foundation
Kindergarten is about more than learning academic skills. It’s about helping children become confident, capable learners who are ready to take on new challenges. Every experience—from learning letter sounds and numbers to exploring the natural world and working with classmates—helps students build the foundation for what comes next.
English Language Arts: Students build foundational reading and writing skills through phonics, vocabulary development, and engaging stories that strengthen comprehension and communication.
Math: Students develop number sense and foundational math skills by exploring counting, operations, measurement, geometry, and place value through real-world learning experiences.
Science: Students investigate the natural world through hands-on exploration of animals, weather, trees, materials, and motion while developing observation and inquiry skills.
Social Studies: Students learn about citizenship, community, and decision-making as they begin to understand their role in the world and how people work together.
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