Kindergarten Unit Study

Here are some instructions and activity ideas for 36 weeks of Kindergarten unit study:

Recommended age: 4-5 years old

Week 1: Alphabet

Week 2: Numbers

  • Learn to count from 1 to 20.
  • Practice writing numbers 1-10.
  • Learn basic addition and subtraction using counting.

Week 3: Colors

  • Learn the names of primary and secondary colors.
  • Practice identifying and sorting objects by color.
  • Create art projects using different colors.

Week 4: Shapes

  • Learn the names of basic shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle).
  • Practice identifying and drawing basic shapes.
  • Create art projects using basic shapes.

Week 5: Community Helpers

  • Learn about different community helpers (police officers, firefighters, doctors, etc.).
  • Discuss how they help our community.
  • Create art projects or dress up as different community helpers.

Week 6: Transportation

  • Learn about different modes of transportation (cars, buses, trains, planes, boats, etc.).
  • Discuss how they help us get from one place to another.
  • Create art projects or build models of different modes of transportation.

Week 7: Farm Animals

  • Learn about different farm animals (cows, pigs, chickens, etc.).
  • Discuss what they provide for us (milk, eggs, meat, etc.).
  • Create art projects or dress up as different farm animals.

Week 8: Plants

  • Learn about different types of plants (flowers, trees, vegetables, etc.).
  • Discuss what they need to grow (sunlight, water, soil, etc.).
  • Plant seeds and watch them grow.

Week 9: Insects

  • Learn about different insects (bees, butterflies, ants, etc.).
  • Discuss their different characteristics and habitats.
  • Create art projects or observe insects in nature.

Week 10: Oceans

  • Learn about different ocean creatures (fish, whales, dolphins, etc.).
  • Discuss ocean habitats and conservation efforts.
  • Create art projects or conduct experiments related to ocean science.

Week 11: Music

  • Learn about different types of music (classical, jazz, rock, etc.).
  • Listen to different types of music and discuss how they make us feel.
  • Create art projects or dance to different types of music.

Week 12: Emotions

  • Learn to identify and express different emotions (happy, sad, angry, etc.).
  • Practice empathy and understanding for others’ emotions.
  • Create art projects or role-play different emotions.

Week 13: Seasons

  • Learn about the different seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter).
  • Discuss the changes that occur in nature during each season.
  • Create art projects or activities related to each season.

Week 14: Fairy Tales

  • Read different fairy tales (Cinderella, Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood, etc.).
  • Discuss the moral lessons and themes of the stories.
  • Create art projects or act out different fairy tales.

Week 15: Space

  • Learn about the planets in our solar system.
  • Discuss space exploration and the history of space travel.
  • Create art projects or conduct experiments related to space science.

Week 16: Food

  • Learn about different types of food and where they come from.
  • Discuss healthy eating habits and the importance of a balanced diet.
  • Create art projects or cook different types of food together.

Week 17: Weather

  • Learn about different types of weather (rain, snow, wind, etc.).
  • Discuss the science behind weather patterns.
  • Create art projects or conduct experiments related to weather science.

Week 18: Camping

  • Learn about camping equipment and gear.
  • Discuss camping safety and etiquette.
  • Create art projects or plan a pretend camping trip.

Week 19: Fairy Tales

  • Read different fairy tales (Hansel and Gretel, The Three Little Pigs, etc.).
  • Discuss the moral lessons and themes of the stories.
  • Create art projects or act out different fairy tales.

Week 20: Sports

  • Learn about different types of sports (soccer, basketball, baseball, etc.).
  • Practice basic motor skills and coordination needed for each sport.
  • Create art projects or play simple versions of each sport.

Week 21: Occupations

  • Learn about different occupations and the roles they play in society.
  • Discuss the different skills and education needed for each occupation.
  • Create art projects or dress up as different occupations.

Week 22: Dinosaurs

  • Learn about different types of dinosaurs.
  • Discuss the history and science of dinosaurs.
  • Create art projects or play dinosaur-themed games.

Week 23: Holidays

  • Learn about different holidays and their traditions (Christmas, Easter, Halloween, etc.).
  • Discuss the meaning and significance of each holiday.
  • Create art projects or plan activities related to each holiday.

Week 24: Manners

  • Learn about basic manners and etiquette (saying please and thank you, table manners, etc.).
  • Practice good manners in everyday situations.
  • Create art projects or role-play different social situations.

Week 25: Famous People

  • Learn about different famous people from history and their contributions to society.
  • Discuss their accomplishments and impact on the world.
  • Create art projects or dress up as different famous people.

Week 26: Inventions

  • Learn about different inventions and their inventors.
  • Discuss the history and impact of each invention.
  • Create art projects or invent something new.

Week 27: Alphabet (Part 2)

  • Learn about letters names froms M-Z.
  • Discuss forming simple words and short sentences using the letters learned.
  • Create a class alphabet book, where each student contributes a page with a letter, a word, and a drawing related to the letter.

Week 28: Outer Space

  • Learn about different objects in outer space (comets, asteroids, black holes, etc.).
  • Discuss space exploration and the history of space travel.
  • Create art projects or conduct experiments related to space science.

Week 29: Marine Life

  • Learn about different marine creatures (sharks, whales, dolphins, etc.).
  • Discuss marine habitats and conservation efforts.
  • Create art projects or conduct experiments related to marine science.

Week 30: Fairy Tales

  • Read different fairy tales (Rapunzel, Beauty and the Beast, etc.).
  • Discuss the moral lessons and themes of the stories.
  • Create art projects or act out different fairy tales.

Week 31: Wild Animals

  • Learn about different wild animals (lions, tigers, bears, etc.).
  • Discuss their habitats and adaptations to their environments.
  • Create art projects or visit a zoo to see wild animals.

Week 32: Food

  • Learn about different types of food and where they come from.
  • Discuss healthy eating habits and the importance of a balanced diet.
  • Create art projects or cook different types of food together.

Week 33: Plants

  • Learn about different types of plants (flowers, trees, vegetables, etc.).
  • Discuss what they need to grow (sunlight, water, soil, etc.).
  • Plant seeds and watch them grow.

Week 34: Fairy Tales

  • Read different fairy tales (Jack and the Beanstalk, The Gingerbread Man, etc.).
  • Discuss the moral lessons and themes of the stories.
  • Create art projects or act out different fairy tales.

Week 35: Art

  • Learn about different types of art (painting, sculpture, drawing, etc.).
  • Practice basic art skills and techniques.
  • Create art projects or visit a local art museum.

Week 36: Review

  • Review all the topics and concepts covered throughout the year.
  • Reflect on what was learned and share favorite memories.
  • Celebrate with a special activity or treat.

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