Kindergarten Homeschooling Curriculum: Easy Monthly Themes with 5-Day Lessons for Little Learners
- Teacher Weena
- Sep 27, 2023
- 5 min read
Updated: Oct 28, 2024
Are you a parent or guardian considering homeschooling your kindergartener? Look no further! In this article, we will introduce you to a simple and effective approach to kindergarten homeschooling. This Charlotte Mason inspired method revolves around monthly themes, providing you with five-day lessons that are tailored to the needs of your little learners. With Kindergarten Homeschooling Curriculum: Easy Monthly Themes with 5-Day Lessons for Little Learners, you can create a fun and engaging learning environment right at home. Let's dive in and discover how you can make homeschooling a breeze for your kindergartener!
All About Me: Explore personal identity, emotions
Morning Basket: Show and tell with a special item each day.
Read A louds: Read books about feelings and family.
Arts and Crafts: Trace hands and self-portraits.
Music and Movement: Dance to songs about emotions.
Manipulatives: Count and sort family-themed objects.
Science: Observe and discuss the weather.
Phonics: Introduce letter “S” and "A" and its sound.
Numeracy: Count to 10 using fingers and objects.
Quiet Time: Listen to soothing music or an audiobook.
My Family
Morning Basket: Show and tell with a special item each day.
Read Alouds: Read books about family.
Arts and Crafts: Create a family tree and self-portraits.
Music and Movement: Dance to songs about family.
Manipulatives: Count and sort family-themed objects.
Science: Observe and discuss the weather.
Phonics: Introduce letter “T” and "P" its sound.
Numeracy: Count to 10 using fingers and objects.
Quiet Time: Listen to soothing music or an audiobook.
Exploring Nature - Animals and Habitats
Morning Basket: Share pictures or toys of animals. Read A louds: Read books about different animals and their homes.
Arts and Crafts: Make animal masks and create a mini zoo. Music and Movement: Dance like animals. Manipulatives: Count animal figurines and sort by type. Science: Explore animal tracks and sounds. Phonics: Introduce letter "I" and "N" and its sound. Numeracy: Practice basic addition (1+1, 2+2). Quiet Time: Listen to animal-themed stories.
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Under the Sea: The World of Oceans and Marine Life.
Morning Basket: Show pictures or toys of underwater scenes and sea creatures.
Read Alouds: Read books about life under the sea and adventures of marine animals.
Arts and Crafts: Create paper plate fish and decorate underwater scenes.
Music and Movement: Move and dance like different sea creatures.
Manipulatives: Count and sort seashells and ocean-themed objects.
Science: Learn about different ocean zones and their unique inhabitants.
Phonics: Introduce the letter "M" and "D" and its sound
Numeracy: Practice counting fish and other marine life.
Quiet Time: Listen to calming ocean sounds and read ocean-themed stories.
Community Helpers: Explore the roles of people in the community.
Morning Basket: Share pictures and discuss different community helpers.
Read Alouds: Read books about various community helpers and their roles.
Arts and Crafts: Create community helper puppets and a community scene.
Music and Movement: Dance and act out different community helper roles.
Manipulatives: Sort and classify objects related to community helpers (e.g., tools, uniforms).
Science: Explore the different jobs and responsibilities of community helpers.
Phonics: Introduce the letters c and k and their sounds.
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Transportation: Learn about various modes of transportation.
Morning Basket: Share pictures and discuss different modes of transportation (e.g., cars, trains, planes).
Read Alouds: Read books about different types of transportation and their purposes.
Arts and Crafts: Create paper airplanes and design a transportation collage.
Music and Movement: Dance and move like different vehicles.
Manipulatives: Sort and classify transportation-themed objects (e.g., toy cars, toy trains).
Science: Explore the science behind how vehicles move and the different parts of a vehicle.
Phonics: Introduce the letters "ck" and "e" and their sounds.
Numeracy: Count and categorize different types of vehicles.
Quiet Time: Listen to stories about transportation and its importance in our daily lives.
Fairy Tales: Dive into classic fairy tales and their lessons.
Morning Basket: Share pictures of fairy tale characters and settings.
Read Alouds: Read classic fairy tales and discuss their morals and lessons.
Arts and Crafts: Create puppets of fairy tale characters and act out the stories.
Music and Movement: Dance and move to music inspired by fairy tales.
Manipulatives: Sort and classify objects related to different fairy tales.
Science: Explore the magical elements in fairy tales and discuss their make-believe nature.
Phonics: Introduce the letters "u" and "r" and their sounds.
Numeracy: Count and categorize objects based on fairy tale themes.
Quiet Time: Listen to audio recordings of fairy tales and engage in imaginative play.
Plants and Gardening: Explore the growth of plants and gardening basics.
Morning Basket: Share pictures of different types of plants and gardens.
Read Alouds: Read books about plants, gardening, and the life cycle of a plant.
Arts and Crafts: Create a mini garden with paper flowers and a popsicle stick fence.
Music and Movement: Dance and move like plants growing towards the sun.
Manipulatives: Sort and classify different types of seeds and gardening tools.
Science: Plant seeds and observe their growth over time.
Phonics: Introduce the letters "h" and "b" and their sounds.
Numeracy: Count and categorize different types of plants and flowers.
Quiet Time: Listen to calming nature sounds and read books about plants and gardening
Healthy Habits: Learn about the importance of taking care of our bodies.
Morning Basket: Share pictures and discuss different healthy habits.
Read Alouds: Read books about healthy eating, exercise, and personal hygiene.
Arts and Crafts: Create a healthy meal plate and a collage of exercise activities.
Music and Movement: Dance and move to songs about healthy habits.
Manipulatives: Sort and classify healthy and unhealthy food items.
Science: Explore the five senses and how they help us make healthy choices.
Phonics: Introduce the letters "F" and "L" and their sounds.
Numeracy: Count and categorize fruits and vegetables.
Quiet Time: Listen to stories about healthy habits and practice deep breathing exercises.
Space Exploration: Discover the wonders of outer space.
Morning Basket: Share pictures and discuss different celestial bodies.
Read Alouds: Read books about the solar system, astronauts, and space exploration.
Arts and Crafts: Create a model of the solar system and make a rocket ship.
Music and Movement: Dance and move like astronauts floating in space.
Manipulatives: Sort and classify objects related to space (e.g., stars, planets).
Science: Learn about the different planets, their characteristics, and the phases of the moon.
Phonics: Introduce the letters "j" and "v" and their sounds.
Numeracy: Count and categorize stars and planets.
Quiet Time: Listen to calming space-themed music and read books about space exploration.
Insects and Bugs: Explore the fascinating world of insects.
Morning Basket: Share pictures and discuss different insects and bugs.
Read Alouds: Read books about insects, their habitats, and their characteristics.
Arts and Crafts: Create a bug jar and make paper insects.
Music and Movement: Dance and move like different insects.
Manipulatives: Sort and classify plastic insects based on their characteristics.
Science: Observe and learn about the life cycle of insects.
Phonics: Introduce the letters "w" and "x" and their sounds.
Numeracy: Count and categorize different types of insects.
Quiet Time: Listen to calming nature sounds and read books about insects.
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