Edison Elementary

Alphabet Knowledge
Uppercase
Lowercase
Letter sounds

Phonological Awareness
Rhyming
Retells or re-enacts a story

Writing Domain
Recognize/Write first name

Count from 1 to 30
one to-one correspondence
Weights of objects

Citizenship
US Flag
Texas Flag

Alphabet Knowledge
Uppercase
Lowercase
Letter sounds

Phonological Awareness
Blend and segment 
Same beginning sounds
Onset and rime
Inferences and predictions
Concepts of Print

Writing Domain
Recognize/Write first name

Count from 1 to 30
One to-one correspondence
Recognizes quantity up to 6
2D shapes
Heights and lengths
Classification

Life Science
Life cycles

Economics
Roles and responsibilities of family, school and community helpers

Geography
Common geographic features

Citizenship
US Flag
Texas Flag
 

Alphabet Knowledge
Uppercase
Lowercase
Letter sounds

Phonological Awareness
Identify individual words
Manipulates compound words
Retells or re-enacts a story

Writing Domain
Recognize/Write first name

Count from 1 to 30
One to-one correspondence
Position words

Life Science
Living
Nonliving

Earth Science
Environment

Economics
Roles and responsibilities of family, school and community helpers

Alphabet Knowledge
Uppercase
Lowercase
Letter sounds

Phonological Awareness
Blend and segment 
Rhyming
Same beginning sounds
Onset and rime
Inferences and predictions
Concepts of Print

Writing Domain
Write first name

Count from 1 to 30
One to-one correspondence
Recognizes quantity up to 6
Understand that numbers 0-10 can be composed and decomposed
Compares sets of objects
Represent adding up to 5 objects
Represent subtracting objects from a set of 5
2D shapes
Heights and lengths
Classification

Physical Science
Science tools

Life Science
Life cycles

Economics
Roles and responsibilities of family, school and community helpers

Geography
Common geographic features

Citizenship
US Flag
Texas Flag

Alphabet Knowledge
Uppercase
Lowercase
Letter sounds

Phonological Awareness
Identify individual words
Manipulates compound words
Retells or re-enacts a story

Writing Domain
Write first name

Count from 1 to 30
One to-one correspondence
Compares sets of objects
Understand that numbers 0-10 can be composed and decomposed
3D shape
Position words
Classification
 

Living and Nonliving

Nonliving things
Living things
Needs of plants

Geography
Common geographic features

Alphabet Knowledge
Uppercase
Lowercase
Letter sounds

Phonological Awareness
Blend and segment
Rhyming 
Same beginning sounds
Onset and rime
Inferences and predictions
Concepts of Print

Writing Domain
Write first name

Count from 1 to 30
One to-one correspondence
Recognizes quantity up to 6
Compares sets of objects
Understand that numbers 0-10 can be composed and decomposed
Represent adding up to 5 objects
Represent subtracting objects from a set of 5
2D shapes
3D shape
Heights and lengths
Weights of objects
Classification

Physical Science
Science tools

Life Science
Life cycles
Living
Nonliving
 

Geography
Common geographic features

Citizenship
US Flag
Texas Flag
 

Theme: Places that we visit
Genres: Realistic Fiction, Informational 
Skills: Identifying  Characters, Use evidence from the story to support questions, Plot (beginning, middle, end), Main Idea, Setting

Unit 1: Numbers 0 to 5 Read and Write 

Unit 2: Comparing Numbers 0 to 5 Add and Subtract to 5 

The Nature of Science

Questioning
Observations
Safety

Objects

Characteristics of objects
Sorting
Measurement
Changes in water

Locations on a Map
Communities
 

Theme: Places that we visit, Needs of living things
Genres: Information, Fiction, Persuasive
Skills: Author's Purpose, Main Idea, Supporting Evidence, Text Structure, Identify and Describe Characters

Unit 3: Numbers 6-10 Read and Write 

Unit 4: Comparing Numbers 6-10, Addition and Subtraction

Energy and Motion

Five Senses
Light and Heat
Sound
Location
Movement of objects
Magnets

Adapting to where we live
Meeting our needs

Themes: Needs of living things, Myths and Fables
Genres: Folktales, Fairy Tales, Poetry, Fiction, Myths
Skills: Text Features, Moral/Message of the story, Rhyme and Rhythm, Character traits
 

Unit 5: Numbers 11-20 Read and Write 

Unit 6: Comparing Numbers 11-20 Add and Subtract to 5 

Earth Materials

Rocks
Water
Use of rocks, soil, and water
Care for Earth

Earth and Sky

Day sky
Night sky

Stories from our cultures and traditions
 

Theme: What can we learn from the past?
Genres: Narrative Nonfiction, Fiction
Skills: Plot (beginning, middle, end), Main Idea, Finding important details, Setting, Text Features

Unit 7 & 8: Understanding Sums (Addition) & Minuends (Subtraction) to 10 

Unit 9: Money / Coin Identification 

Unit 10: Numeracy up to 20 Represent, Compare and Problem Solving Addition and Subtraction

Earth and Sky

Patterns
Kinds of weather
Seasons
 

Changes in transportation and communication
Important people in history
 

Theme: What can we learn from the past? What can we learn from the weather?
Genres: Fiction, Informational, Poetry
Skills: Theme -Moral/Message of the story,  Connecting Text with pictures, Text Structure, Important Details
 

Unit 11: Counting to 100 

Unit 12: Two-Dimensional Shapes 

Unit 13: Three-Dimensional Shapes 

Unit 14: Measurement 
 

Living and Nonliving

Nonliving things
Living things
Needs of plants

What are the purpose of rules?

Theme: What can we learn from the weather
Genres:Informational,Drama 

Skills: Rhythm and Rhyme, Compare and Contrast text, Characters in a Drama

Unit 15: Data Analysis 

Unit 16: Personal Financial Literacy 

Plants and Animals

Sorting 
Parts of animals
Parts of plants
Inherited traits
Changes in plants
 

Weather 
Landforms

Theme: People working together in a neighborhood
Genre: Realistic Fiction, Informational Fiction
Skills: Characters, Text Evidence, Setting, Summary 

Unit 1: Understanding Addition 

Unit 2: Understanding Subtraction

The Nature of Science

Questions scientists ask
Skills scientists use
Tools scientists use

Matter
Solids, liquids, gasses

Helping each other in a community 
Traffic Signs
Maps 
 

Themes: People working together in a neighborhood, Life cycles of plants and animals
Genres: Procedural Text (step by step), Informational, Poetry 
Skills: Compare/Contrast, Text Features, Main Idea, Important Details, Author’s Purpose, Elements of Poetry 

Unit 3: Five and Ten Relationships 
Unit 4: Addition and Subtraction Facts to 12 
Unit 5: Addition and Subtraction Facts to 20 

Plants and Animals

Nonliving and Living 
Needs of living things
Parts of plants
Animal life cycles
Inherited traits
 

Where do plants and animals live?

Unit 5 Continued: Addition and Subtraction Facts to 20 

Unit 6:  More Addition and Subtraction 

Unit 7: Counting and Patterns to 100
 

Energy

Use of energy
Heat sources
Light
Sound

Movement 

Force
Location
Magnets

Fables and stories pass family traditions
Good and services
 

Theme: Animal Fables teach us lessons, History impacts art, sports and transportation
Genres: Persuasive Text, Biography, Historical Fiction
Skills: Main Events, Setting, Details, Text Structure, Theme 

Unit 8:
Number Relationships of Tens and Ones 

Unit 9:
Numbers to 120 

Unit 10: 
Comparing and Ordering Numbers to 120 
 

Good citizens 
History impacts art, sports and transportation

Theme: History impacts art, sport and transportation, American Flag, Eleanor Roosevelt
Genres: Informational, Biography, Informational 
Skills: Compare and Contrast text, Main Idea
 

Unit 11: Money 

Unit 12: Geometry Two-Dimensional Figures

Unit 12 continued: Geometry Three-Dimensional Figures 

Unit 13: Fractions and Time to the Half Hour

Unit 14: Linear Measurement 
 

Plants and Animals continued
Food Chain
Living Things and Their Environments 
Land environments
Water environments

American Flag
Eleanor Roosevelt

Theme: Seasons
Genres: Informational, Persuasive, Fiction
Skills: Text Features, Text Structure, Making Predictions, Pictures and Text to create inferences

Unit 15: Data 

Unit 16: Personal Financial Literacy 

Unit 17: Step Up to Grade 2

Earth, Sky, and Weather continued 

Causes of Day and Night
Weather - measurement
Four Seasons
 

Landforms
Weather