Learning in Kindergarten
In Kindergarten, students learn about their families and community, and write about themselves, others, and information they’ve learned. They will explore numbers through counting, adding, and subtracting and will grow as mathematicians. It's an exciting year to watch them learn to read about and study weather, trees, and other living things in our neighborhood and parks.
Overview
Residencies
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Students work with MAPS to create art, stories, and use their imagination in a variety of ways. The units connect to their science and social studies learning while creating in a joy-filled and creative environment. Students also work with kids from across PS19 EVCS to create school-wide art projects and musical pieces to build community to start the school year
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Block work helps children develop a variety of skills, including creativity, spatial awareness, and social skills as well and content knowledge related to their EL units of study.
Special Events
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Students visit the Lower East Side Girls Club Planetarium to enrich their learning about weather.
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Kindergarten students engage with animals at the Queens County Farm Museum to learn more about the common needs of living things.
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Kindergarten students and their families walk through our neighborhood to learn more about why and where people plant trees as well as how planting trees can contribute to our community.
Curriculums
Meet the Team
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Tess
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Jillian
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Phoebe
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Brittany
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Clara
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Ms. Western
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