Kindergarten Homeschool Resources

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Kindergarten

Where learning begins with wonder

Kindergarten is all about building foundational skills through play, exploration, and discovery. Our K resources help parents nurture early literacy, number sense, and a lifelong love of learning.

Curriculum Focus

What Kindergarten Covers

Core subject areas and skills your child will develop throughout the year.

Reading & Phonics

Letter recognition, phonemic awareness, sight words, and early reading fluency.

Math Foundations

Counting to 100, number recognition, basic shapes, patterns, and simple addition.

Writing

Letter formation, name writing, drawing to express ideas, and early sentence building.

Science & Discovery

Exploring nature, seasons, living things, and the five senses through hands-on activities.

Learning Goals

Kindergarten Milestones

Key skills and benchmarks to celebrate as your child progresses through the year.

Recognize and write all 26 letters (upper & lower case)

Count to 100 by 1s and 10s

Read 25–50 sight words independently

Write first and last name legibly

Identify basic 2D and 3D shapes

Retell a story with beginning, middle, and end

Handpicked Materials

Kindergarten Resources

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WorksheetReading

Alphabet Mastery Workbook

Tracing, matching, and phonics activities for every letter of the alphabet.

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ActivityMath

Counting Bears Math Kit

Hands-on sorting, counting, and patterning activities using colorful manipulatives.

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FlashcardsReading

Sight Word Flashcard Set

Dolch pre-primer and primer sight words with fun review games included.

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ActivityScience

Nature Journal Starter

Guided observation pages for exploring seasons, plants, and animals outdoors.

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Free 36-week plan

Kindergarten Scope and Sequence

A free, parent-friendly 36-week roadmap for building early literacy, number sense, curiosity, and confidence through the SurgeAhead Foundations framework.

Quarter 1: Foundations & Readiness

Weeks 1–9

Math

Counting and quantity to 10, comparing sets, 2D shapes, and positional words.

ELA & Early Literacy

Concepts of print, letter names A–Z, rhyming, and early letter-sound connections.

Science & Social Studies

The five senses, self-observation, rules, school routines, family, and cooperation.

Quarter 2: Expansion & Early Blending

Weeks 10–18

Math

Teen numbers, tens frames, counting to 50, sorting, classifying, and 3D shapes.

ELA & Early Literacy

Short vowels, CVC blending and decoding, story elements, sight words, and early sentence writing.

Science & Social Studies

Weather and seasons, then community helpers and the places that support a community.

Quarter 3: Operations & Decodable Reading

Weeks 19–27

Math

Addition and subtraction concepts within 5, then fluency and word problems within 10.

ELA & Early Literacy

Consonant digraphs, decodable reading, retelling, key details, informational drawing, and labeling.

Science & Social Studies

Plants and animals' needs, living and non-living things, maps, symbols, and holidays.

Quarter 4: Mastery & First-Grade Readiness

Weeks 28–36

Math

Counting to 100, skip-counting by 10s, measurement, data, decomposing 10, and year-end review.

ELA & Early Literacy

Silent e, consonant blends, opinion writing, questioning, capstone sharing, and emergent reading mastery.

Science & Social Studies

Pushes and pulls, earth resources, wants versus needs, culture, and family traditions.

SurgeStart Parent Tip

Keep lessons short — 15 to 20 minutes works best for Kindergartners. Follow their curiosity and use everyday moments like cooking and grocery shopping as learning opportunities.

Official Standards Document

Kindergarten SURGE Standards

Download the complete SurgeStart SURGE Standards for Kindergarten — your comprehensive guide to learning objectives, skill benchmarks, and curriculum scope for the year.

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