Pre-K YOUR Way Level 3

Choose to order Full Printed Versions of each Pre-K Your Way Level HERE or Purchase Each of the 6 Level 3: Units in Digital Download Versions.

Each unit build on concepts learned in the previous unit, starting with Level 1: Unit 1.

Level 3: Advanced Curriculum Series includes

Over 90 Themed Activities: The advanced academic activities teach math, science, literacy, math and motor skills through a variety of 15 minute activities. Topics Include:

• Camping
• Transportation
• Weather
• Planet Earth
• Construction
• Oceanography

6 Multiple-Step Projects: The all-inclusive project teach math, science, literacy, art, health/safety, gross motor skills, fine motor skills, music and movement and literacy development in an engaging, multi-step project. Each project guides adults and children through investigating specific questions about the theme. The project supports the child in developing a hypothesis then testing and researching processes to find a conclusion.

• Project Camping: Outdoor Exploration
• Project Transportation: Understanding Package Delivery Systems
• Project Weather: Discovering the Elements
• Project Earth: Investigating Earth's Layers/ Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
• Project Construction: Building Components and Design
• Project Ocean: Oceanography - Introduction to Photosynthesis

Learning Objectives: Level 3 - Intermediate Academic Level Series

These activities have been developed to meet specific, age-appropriate, Kindergarten-Readiness skills and are specifically designed to address the academic domains: math, science, language, literacy, cognitive, problem solving, and physical development.

After completing all modules in the Level 3 Curriculum Series, the child should be able to:

 Mathematics

• Solve simple addition and subtractions problems with objects.
• Count up to 20 objects, using one to one correspondence.
• Recognizes the names of Numerals.
• Understands size words (Smaller vs. Larger).
• Describe shapes by at least two characteristics.
• Complete patterns that have two or more elements.
• Sort objects into groups by two or more attributes.
• Show understanding of measurement by using measuring tools.

Science

• Demonstrate Curiosity and ask Questions
• Engage in problem solving techniques.
• Use words to discuss predictions
• Use language to reiterate process and conclusions
• Use a variety of techniques to record information and data collection
• Use language to describe objects by a variety of attributes
• Demonstrate understanding of differences between people, animals, plants and other parts of the planet.
• Complete multi-step projects.

Language and Literacy

• Write their own name, without help.
• Follows three-step directions.
• Uses sentences in conversation to describe, explain or predict outcomes of real or imaginary events.
• Initiate and engage in literacy activities.
• Writes familiar words by looking at the word then copying.
• Identify all letters by sight and sound

Problem Solving Skills

• Predicts the results of a familiar action.
• Develops strategies to solve a problem.
• Communicates memories about a sequence of related events that happened in the past.
• Puts materials or objects together in new and inventive ways.
• Participates in challenging multi-step activities.

Gross Motor/Fine Motor Development

• Participates in a variety of gross motor activities that require balance and coordination.
• Hops on one foot five or more times.
• Uses scissors to cut out an object.
• Uses a pen or marker to write familiar words.
• Uses a pencil to trace new words