Frogstreet 2025 - 2026 Scope and Sequence
May 18 -22, 2026
Theme:
Kindergarten Readiness Skills
Greeting Circle
Unite:
Discuss the importance of letters and their sounds
Disengage:
Student choice
Connect;
sing Alphabet Song
Read-Alouds
The King of Kindergarten
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmtQa4BgYt8
Too Much Glue!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je39PxnjveY
Pete the Cat Goes Camping
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCnJsBYyG7A
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Morning Messages;
I can write the letters in the alphabet.
Music/Movement;
Fun Phonics Fitness Song |
Letter Sounds for Kids |
Exercise Song | Jack Hartmann
whole group:
Sort uppercase and lowercase letters, discuss similarities and differences
small groups:
play games to review
identifying letters, sounds, and letter formation
Character Education Focus:
Patience: the ability to wait calmly
Social and Emotional Development:
Is aware of their own feelings and ways to manage emotions
Letter Knowledge:
Name letters in words,
their names, letter sounds,
and identifies letters in the Morning Message,
along with forming letters
Literacy Skills to include daily:
1. Listens attentively and responds to stories and books
2. Review Alphabet sounds ( A, a through Z,z).
3. Blending Phonemes: Refer to suggested activity(s) from Frog Street's Strategy card.
4. Has a vocabulary that includes opposites and positional words
5. Can recite rhymes and sing children’s songs
5, Writes using drawings and some letters/numbers
7. Answers questions
8. Identifies at least 26 letters of the alphabet
(combination of upper and lower case),
especially the letters in his/her own name
MATH ›
1 Counts 1 to 20
2 Identifies and names at least 4 basic shapes
3 Can identify written numerals 0-10
4 With prompting and support, can match a set of
objects to the correct numeral 0-10
5 Can sort objects with more than one attribute
(color, shape, or size)
6 Addition sentences up to 5 using pictures and numbers
Heggerty Week 31 Review lesson
Day 1
Rhyme Repetition & recognition
Initial Phoneme Isolation
Blending two syllables
Phoneme Isolation: adding final syllables, deleting final syllables
Segmenting a word into 2 syllables
Alphabet Knowledge
Language Awareness
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