Kindergarten Math
For Kindergarten students, the mathematical standards focus on five key areas, helping them build upon the concepts and skills introduced to them in eSpark Learning’s Pre-K curriculum. In this year of learning, the standards-aligned teaching resources help students learn concepts like:
With eSpark Learning’s engaging, hands-on activities, Kindergarten students deepen their learning of familiar and brand-new concepts while fine-tuning their skills along the way.
Kindergarten ELA
eSpark’s standards-aligned resources for Kindergarten ELA will support students and teachers as they navigate four total domains. Within each, students can expect to learn a number of familiar and new concepts, including:
With the help of eSpark Learning resources, teachers can help students further develop in all of the standards outlined by the Common Core. Each of our interactive games, videos, activities, and critical thinking assessments are specially designed to align with the standards, ensuring a deeper understanding and retention of new and familiar subjects. As Kindergarten students continue to learn and grow throughout the year, teachers can feel confident in the foundation they’re laying for the years ahead.
Kindergarten math includes a total of 27 standards divided into five domains. Throughout the year, students will build upon familiar concepts they learned through the eSpark Learning Pre-K Math curriculum, including counting and reciting numbers, matching written numerals with objects and quantities, and understanding the idea of ‘before’ and ‘after’ in number sequences.
The standards will also introduce many brand-new mathematical lessons and concepts — all of which will be supported through eSpark Learning. Those concepts include addition and subtraction, working with larger numbers, measuring objects, and learning to describe, identify, and draw different shapes.
Explore eSpark’s Curriculum for Kindergarten math to explore all of our standards-aligned resources, games, activities, and assessments.
For Kindergarten ELA, there are 33 standards divided into four domains. Like the mathematical standards, Kindergarten ELA introduces brand-new lessons and concepts while building on the knowledge and skills developed throughout the Pre-K ELA curriculum. Students will continue learning about letters, letter sounds, and words that rhyme. They’ll also expand their knowledge through reading familiar texts, growing their vocabulary, and understanding informational text.Take a closer look at the Kindergarten ELA curriculum to unlock eSpark Learning’s standards-aligned curriculum and activities.
As mentioned previously, the Common Core standards for Kindergarten math include five domains. Within each, students will build upon the lessons learned in Pre-K, while diving deeper into those same concepts to grow and expand their knowledge. Here’s what teachers can expect Kindergarten students to learn in each domain:
Operations and Algebraic Thinking
Geometry
Numbers and Operations in Base Ten
Kindergarten ELA standards include four domains. By the end of the year, students should be able to build upon the knowledge and skills introduced in the Pre-K curriculum while taking on brand-new concepts in the world of informational text. Here’s a closer look at what Kindergarten students can expect to learn:
Reading Foundational Skills
Reading Literature
Language
Reading Informational Text
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