Auditory Perception
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Experience opportunities for listening to stories and nursery rhymes.
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Learn to listen, follow directions, and discriminate between sounds.
Visual Discrimination
- Be able to recognize colors, shapes, sizes.
- Begin to understand left-right and top-bottom eye movement.
- Begin to discriminate letters and objects and will be able to transfer to paper.
Oral Language Development
- Participate in discussions.
- Use finger plays, rhymes, and songs to learn rote memorization.
- Compose and expand simple stories.
- Speak in clear and complete sentences.
Introduction to Pre-Writing and Writing
- Use free drawing and painting with a variety of tools.
- Use manipulatives such as beads, pegs, puzzles, and Legos.
- Use clay, paste, scissors, pencils, and crayons.
- Repeat basic strokes l/0.
- Print first name and last name using manuscript
- Experience opportunities for tracing, weaving, lacing, etc.
Introduction to Reading
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Enjoy stories for fun.
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Retell stories in sequence.
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Develop an interest in the printed word through labeling and names.
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Begin to recognize some alphabet letters and sounds.
Other Languages
- Experience opportunities for exposure to other languages: Spanish, Sign Language, etc.
- Be able to understand/recite parts of the body, days of the week, colors, numbers (count from 1-10), and simple phrases in Spanish.
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