Monday, July 28, 2014

Kindergarten and Common Core

       Kindergarteners...aren't they just the cutest! They are constantly saying the funniest things. It's true kids really do say the cutest things. I love my job. :) Who else gets to spend their day laughing and learning?! Even though they are the cutest it can be overwhelming to think that you are teaching them what they need to know today in order to get them to where they need to be when they enter 1st grade. 
 As I'm sure most of you know Common Core State Standards are here. When it came however I had to look at what I was doing and readjust to make sure I was aligning my speech therapy sessions along with the common core. That's when I decided to go through each common core standard by grade and pick out the goals that aligned with what a speech therapist does on a daily basis. For more on that click here. Next I took those standards and made an activity for each standard by grade level. So here is what I have created for my Kindergarteners and their common core  goals.

Kindergartener Common Core Activities:


Common Core


Reading Literature RL.K.3
"With prompting and support, identify characters, settings, and major events in the story."
Common Core
The student completed this page about the Little Red Riding Hood story.


Reading Informational Text RI.K.2
"With prompting and support, identify the main topic and recall key details of a text."
Common Core



Reading Fundamental Skills RF.K.3 b
"Associate the long and short sounds with the common spellings (graphemes) for the five major vowels."
Common Core
Have the student cut out the word bank at the bottom of the page and then say each word aloud and glue the word to the short vowel side (left) or the long vowel side (right).


Speaking and Listening SP.K.3
"Ask and answer questions in order to seek help, get information, or clarify something that is not understood."
Common Core
Have a conversation with a student multiple times throughout the year and mark how they do over time.


Language L.K.1 c
"Form regular plural verbs orally by adding /s/ or /es/ (e.g., dog, dogs; wish, wishes)."
Common Core
Have the student fill in the blank by making the noun on the left a plural noun.


Common Core

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