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Three Year Old Class Curriculum Outline

 Language Arts

Alphabet (rote)

Alphabet through songs and stories

Recognize consonants and vowels by name and picture

Begin awareness of difference between upper and lower case letters

Experiment with a variety of writing tools and materials

Recognize first and last name

Opposites

Begin rhyming words through stories and poetry

Begin position words

Vocabulary development

Literature appreciation

 

 Math

Count in sequence and recognize 0-10

One-to-one correspondence when counting 0-10

Begin more/less concept

Begin same/different concept

Recognize and name common shapes

Measurement

Recognize and copy a simple pattern

Colors

Use of calendar: Days of week

Sequencing

Sorting

Sizes

Use of graphs

 

 Science

Begin to explore the environment through hands-on activities using simple scientific tools such as

magnifying glasses, measuring devices and their five senses

Begin understanding of changes in materials and cause-effect relationships

 

Life Science

Animals

Insects

Plants

“Growing” science projects

Backyard/Forest Life

Pond Life

Sea and Seashore Life

Rainforest Life

My Body

 

Earth Science

Dinosaurs

Weather

Water and sand exploration

Soil

 

Chemistry

Physical changes of various materials

Cooking

 

Physical Science

Magnets

Textures

Rainbows

 

Computer Lab

Use of a variety of software that reinforces all areas of the curriculum

Develop computer skills

 

Social Studies

Neighborhood

Community Helpers

Holidays

Seasons

Harvest Time

Medieval

All about Me

Family

Friends

We’re Alike We’re Different

Manners

 

Health and Safety

Food Pyramid

Healthy Food Choices

Fitness

Hygiene

Feelings

Dress appropriately for the weather

Fire Safety

Water Safety

Traffic and car safety

 

Creative Arts

Music: Learn songs, rhymes and finger plays

Experience different musical instruments

 

Art: Use of a variety of art materials and activities for sensory experiences, exploration,

creative expression and representation

Share experiences, ideas, and thoughts about artistic creations

 

Movement: Creative expression through movement

Use of movement to reinforce learning in all areas of the curriculum

 

Dramatic Play : Using creativity and imagination while assuming different roles in pretend play

 

 
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