Any website that gives the detailed concepts of kindergarten education...?

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Any website that gives the detailed concepts of kindergarten education...?

Answer 1

IDAHO STANDARDS POLICY STATEMENTS

KINDERGARTEN

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Students demonstrate continuous progress and develop the ability to control the use of motor patterns in most fundamental patterns (e.g. running, skipping, galloping, chasing, fleeing, dodging, throwing, kicking, striking and basic movement skills including body awareness, space, effort, relationships with objects and others, and rhythmic patterns).

Students identify basic cognitive concepts, and use them to guide performance in physical activities (e.g. games, body management and dance).

Students develop positive attitudes toward participation in physical activity, and create awareness of how physical activity improves health and brings a challenge of experiencing new movements and learning new skills.

Students sustain physical activity for short periods of time for enjoyment. Students recognize physiological characteristics associated with vigorous physical activity.

Students learn and utilize acceptable behaviors, and safe practices while cooperating with others (e.g. taking turns, sharing equipment and space).Kindergarten Content  

and in Utah:

    

In kindergarten, core concepts should be integrated across all curriculum areas. Reading, writing, and mathematical skills should be emphasized as integral to the instruction in all other areas. Personal relevance of content is always an important part of helping students to value learning and should be emphasized.

Kindergarten students engage in many activities that help them develop oral language and literacy. Kindergarten students take part in language activities that extend their vocabulary, conceptual knowledge, and phonological awareness. Students learn to follow directions and develop the language of schooling.

Within a well-balanced mathematics curriculum, the primary focal points for kindergarten are developing whole-number concepts and using patterns and sorting to explore number, data, and shape. While learning mathematics, students will be actively engaged in using concrete materials and appropriate technologies such as calculators and computers.

In kindergarten, students learn about themselves and their relationship to the classroom, school, family, and community. Students are expected to develop skills in posing simple questions, measuring, sorting, classifying, and communicating information about the natural world. Students learn about their bodies and the behaviors necessary to protect them and keep them healthy. They learn basic body control while beginning to develop motor skills and moving in a variety of settings. Students become aware of strength, endurance, and flexibility in different parts of their bodies. They express their thoughts and ideas creatively, while challenging their imagination, fostering reflective thinking, and developing disciplined effort and problem-solving skills.

Answer 2

This is for the state of Georgia

http://www.glc.k12.ga.us/qcc/homepg.asp

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Answer 3

develop confidence in themselves and their ability to learn

demonstrate curiosity and the ability to focus their attention

acquire a level of communicative competence that is personally satisfying

acquire social skills and abilities which enable them to relate to other children and to adults

remain true to their individual natures, being free to develop to their own potentials.

A Kindergarten student well prepared for Grade 1, can:

make fine visual discriminations, scanning and categorizing new materials or symbols

locate objects and events in time and space

talk comfortably with adults and use language for learning

use examples as a way of learning new concepts and ask questions to gather new information

initiate and attend to tasks with concentration, resist distractions, focus on appropriate details, and persist until a task is completed.