Free printable · Kindergarten
Kindergarten homeschool, on one page
What to teach this year, how often, and for how long. About an hour and 45 minutes a day, four days a week, with Friday kept light.
Arbor turns this page into your child’s whole year, every lesson written out for you to teach, at their level. Free for 14 days.
The subjects
| Subject | Days a week | Minutes | What Kindergarten covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Math | 4 | 20 | Counting to 100, shapes, comparing and sorting, number bonds, adding and taking away within 10, teen numbers |
| Reading | 4 | 20 | Letter sounds, blending short words, every short vowel, blends, sh, th, and ch, and a first story |
| Handwriting | 4 | 20 | Holding the pencil, every capital and lowercase letter, and writing their name |
| Science | 2 | 30 | Weather and seasons, pushes and pulls, sunlight and warmth, what plants and animals need |
| History | 2 | 20 | My family's story, long ago and today, maps, our community, symbols of our country |
| Read aloud | Every day | 15–20 | A picture book or an easy chapter book, a little every day |
History can be Geography instead: maps and globes, land and water, continents and oceans, and homes around the world.
A sample week
Mon
- Math
- Reading
- Handwriting
- Science
- Read aloud
About 110 minutes
Tue
- Math
- Reading
- Handwriting
- History
- Read aloud
About 100 minutes
Wed
- Math
- Reading
- Handwriting
- Science
- Read aloud
About 110 minutes
Thu
- Math
- Reading
- Handwriting
- History
- Read aloud
About 100 minutes
Fri
- Read aloud
- Catch up, a field trip, or co-op
About 20 minutes
Move any of it to suit your family. The days and minutes are the pace of Arbor’s own Kindergarten curriculum.
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Arbor turns this into your child’s whole year: each lesson written out for you to teach, at their level, with the records kept as you go. Free for 14 days.