Rabbit Trails through Literature: Kindergarten is a literature based language arts curriculum for Kindergarten age students. It contains 16 lessons, with each lesson taking 2 weeks to cover. This makes it a 32 week curriculum, which covers one full school year.
Our Kindergarten curriculum has 16 lessons on different language arts concepts that your children are sure to love. The 16 language arts lessons are focused on are:
-Upper case letters
-Lower case letters
-Word spacing
-Reading left to right
-Vowels
-Consonents
-Author
-Illustrator
-Oral narration
-Defining words
-Rhyming words
-Syllables
-Using pictures to tell a story
-Plus three review lessons
Let’s not forget about the Rabbit Trails! The Rabbit Trails in Kindergarten are:
-Endangered Animals
-Bats
-China
-Under the Sea
-Monkeys
-Spain
-Composers
-Childhood Friends
-Sharing
-London
-City and Country Living
-The Desert
-Paris
-Rabbits
-Landscaping
-Colonial Life
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Want to know more how the curriculum works and what is included? The file below gives an inside look on how to use the curriculum, the books, lessons, and Rabbit Trails included, and a sample lesson to look over.
Want to see inside of our Kindergarten curriculum? A video walk through is coming soon!
What about a sample schedule? I created Rabbit Trails through Literature to not have any boxes to check- I want homeschool families to make Rabbit Trails fit into their everyday lives without stressing about what lesson needs to be done each day. However, I know some people like to have a lesson all laid out for them so they can envision how the curriculum will fit into their homeschool. I have attached a file that shows a sample schedule for one lesson to give you an idea of how I personally lay out the lessons in my own homeschool.
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and your Scripture Cards to go with your curriculum!
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