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| The standards for kindergarten
students include an introduction to
interesting Americans in history whose
lives demonstrated the virtues of
patriotism, courage, and kindness.
During the course of their first year
in school, students should learn basic
concepts related to history, patriotism,
national symbols, good citizenship,
geographic location, economics, and
the importance of following rules
and respecting the rights and property
of other people. |
| History |
| K.1 |
The
student will recognize that
history describes events and
people of other times and places
by
- identifying
examples of past events in
legends, stories, and historical
accounts of Pocahontas, George
Washington, Betsy
Ross, and Abraham
Lincoln;
- identifying
the people and events honored
by the holidays of Thanksgiving
Day, Martin
Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day,
and Independence
Day (Fourth of July)
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| K.2 |
The
student will describe everyday
life in the present and in the
past and begin to recognize that
things change over time. Owen
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| Geography |
| K.3 |
The
student will describe the relative
location of people, places,
and things by using positional
words, with emphasis on near/far,
above/below, left/right, and behind/in
front. |
| K.4 |
The
student will use simple
maps and globes to
- develop
an awareness that a map is a drawing
of a place to show where things
are located and that a globe is
a round model of the Earth;
- describe
places referenced in stories and
real-life situations;
- locate
land and water features.
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| K.5 |
The
student will develop an awareness
that maps
and globes
- show
a view from above;
- show
things in smaller size;
- show
the position of objects
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| Economics |
| K.6 |
The
student will match simple descriptions
of work that people do with the
names of those jobs. |
| K.7 |
The
student will
- identify
the difference between basic needs
(food, clothing, and shelter)
and wants (things people would
like to have); Needs
and wants
- recognize that people
use money to purchase goods
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| Civics |
| K.8 |
The
student will demonstrate that
being a good
citizen involves
- taking
turns and sharing;
- taking
responsibility for certain classroom
chores;
- taking care of
personal belongings and respecting
what belongs to others;
- following
rules and understanding the
consequence of breaking rules;
- practicing
honesty, self-control, and kindness to
others
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| K.9 |
The
student will recognize the American
flag, the Pledge
of Allegiance, and that the President
is the leader of the United States. |
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