November Themes
From Autumn to Winter
Harvest & Food
Festival of Lights (Diwali)
Plants Go to Sleep
Animals Prepare for Winter
What Do Animals Eat
Domestic vs. Wild Animals
World Science Day
Manners & Conflict Resolution
High & Low Tides
Helpful Trees
Forest Adventure
Corn: From Seed to Snack
The Science of Pumpkin Pie
Thanksgiving
Brushing Teeth & Health
Going to the Doctor
The Joy of Winter
Shooting Stars
What Makes November Special?
π Explores the transition from autumn to winter through seasons, weather, and nature changes
π½ Celebrates harvest, food, and Thanksgiving, building gratitude and real-world connections
πͺ Introduces global culture with the Festival of Lights (Diwali)
π» Investigates animals and plants preparing for winter through hands-on science
π¬ Sparks curiosity with simple experiments (ice, tides, food science, space)
β€οΈ Strengthens social-emotional skills like manners, kindness, health, and conflict resolution
From Harvest to Winter Wonders
β 80+ read-aloud
β Hands-on science experiments
β Arts & crafts with printable templates
β Worksheets
β Music, games, and dance-alongs
β Ready-to-use lesson structure for teachers
Key Learning Goals
Social Development
β Practice gratitude, kindness, manners, and conflict resolution
β Build empathy through family, community, and cultural celebrations
β Develop cooperation, turn-taking, and emotional awareness
Academic Development
β Strengthen early literacy (letters G, H, I: vocabulary, comprehension)
β Develop numeracy skills (counting to 10, sorting, patterns, shapes)
β Explore science concepts (seasons, plants, animals, weather, space, health)
Creative Development
β Encourage creativity through art, music, storytelling, and crafts
β Foster imagination through open-ended projects
β Develop confidence through music, dance, and expressive play
β Express ideas through arts & crafts, music, movement, and storytelling
β Engage in imaginative play, experiments, and hands-on discovery
Standards Alignment
This curriculum supports early learning standards and kindergarten readiness goals, including:
β Early literacy and numeracy foundations
β Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) skills
β Inquiry-based and play-based learning approaches
Skills at a Glance
π Literacy
β Alphabet practice (G, H, I)
β Vocabulary building & storytelling
β Listening comprehension & discussion
π’ Math
β Counting up to 10
β Number recognition & sequencing
β Shapes (Square) and basic patterns
π¬ Science
β Seasons & weather changes
β Plants, animals, habitats, and food chains
β Simple experiments (ice, bubbles, tides, health, space)
β€οΈ Social-Emotional Learning
β Gratitude, manners, and emotional regulation
β Problem-solving and cooperation
β Cultural awareness and respect
β Motor Skills
β Fine motor: cutting, coloring, crafting, tracing
β Gross motor: dance-along videos, games, relays, movement play
December Themes
Evergreens & Winter Trees
Winter Birds
Arctic Animals
Wintertime at the Farm
Ocean Layers
Winter Sports
Airplane Adventure
Holiday Lights
Winter Fairy Tales
Gingerbread Houses
Holiday Reindeer
North Pole & Santa's Workshop
Christmas
Candle Celebration
Holiday Traditions
Gift Wrapping & Kindness
Holiday Tree Ornaments
Musical Instruments
Chocolate
New Year's Eve
What Makes December Special?
βοΈ Explores winter science through ice, snow, light, and sound experiments
π² Investigates nature in winterβevergreens, Arctic animals, birds, farms, and oceans
β¨ Celebrates holiday magic & lights with creativity, culture, and wonder
π Sparks imagination through winter fairy tales and seasonal stories
πΆ Blends learning with music, movement, and dance-along activities
π¨ Encourages hands-on joy with festive crafts, sensory play, and tasting science (hello, chocolate!)
Winter Wonders & Seasonal Celebrations
β 80+ read-aloud
β Hands-on science experiments
β Arts & crafts with printable templates
β Worksheets
β Music, games, and dance-alongs
β Ready-to-use lesson structure for teachers
Key Learning Goals
Social Development
β Build kindness, cooperation, and self-expression through stories, music, and group play
β Explore feelings of warmth, comfort, and togetherness during winter celebrations
Academic Development
β Strengthen literacy (vocabulary, phonics, comprehension through read-alouds)
β Develop early math skills (counting to 10, sorting, matching, shapesβstar focus)
β Explore science concepts (ice, light, sound, animals, habitats, seasonal change)
Creative Development
β Express ideas through winter crafts, music-making, dance, and imaginative storytelling
β Encourage curiosity through hands-on experiments and sensory exploration
Standards Alignment
This curriculum supports early learning standards and kindergarten readiness goals, including:
β Language & Literacy Development
β Early Mathematics
β Scientific Inquiry
β Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)
β Fine & Gross Motor Development
Skills at a Glance
π Literacy
β Vocabulary building & storytelling
β Alphabet practice (J, K, L)
β Listening comprehension & discussion
π’ Math
β Counting up to 10
β Number recognition & matching
β Shapes (Star) and color recognition (Blue)
π¬ Science
β Ice, light, sound, and winter experiments
β Animal habitats (Arctic, farm, ocean)
β Seasonal and environmental awareness
β€οΈ Social-Emotional Learning
β Cooperation, kindness, and self-confidence
β Emotional expression through stories and music
β Motor Skills
β Fine motor: cutting, tracing, crafting, painting
β Gross motor: dance-along videos, games, winter movement play
January Themes
New Year Celebrations
Time & Calendars
Weather & Seasons
Winter Clothes
Snow & Ice
Hibernation
Emotions
Fairness & Kindness
Helping Others
Community Helpers (Paramedics)
Healthy Eating (Superhero Food)
Dental Health
Transportation
Maps & Directions
Magnets
Inventors
Food & Celebrations Around the World
Exploring Differences
What Makes January Special?
β 80+ read-aloud
β Hands-on science experiments
β Arts & crafts with printable templates
β Worksheets
β Music, games, and dance-alongs
β Ready-to-use lesson structure for teachers and parents
Winter β’ Time β’ Community β’ Discovery
January invites children to explore the magic of winter while building essential academic, social, and creative skills. Through hands-on activities, engaging read-alouds, music, movement, and experiments, learners develop curiosity, confidence, and a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
Key Learning Goals
Social Development
β Build emotional awareness and self-regulation
β Practice kindness, fairness, empathy, and cooperation
β Understand community roles and helping behaviors
Academic Development
β Strengthen early literacy through themed read-alouds and discussion
β Develop early math skills including counting, shapes, and time concepts
β Explore science through hands-on experiments and observation
Creative Development
β Express ideas through arts & crafts
β Explore music, dance, and imaginative play
β Encourage curiosity, problem-solving, and creativity
Standards Alignment
This curriculum supports early learning standards and kindergarten readiness goals, including:
β Early literacy and numeracy foundations
β Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) skills
β Inquiry-based and play-based learning approaches
Skills at a Glance
π Literacy
β Vocabulary building
β Listening comprehension
β Story discussion and communication
β Alphabet focus: Letters (M, N, O)
π’ Math
β Counting up to 10
β Shape focus: Rectangle
β Time concepts (days, months, calendars)
π¬ Science
β Weather and seasons
β Snow, ice, temperature, and insulation
β Simple cause-and-effect experiments
β€οΈ Social-Emotional Learning
β Identifying and expressing emotions
β Practicing kindness and fairness
β Building empathy and self-awareness
β Motor Skills
β Fine motor: cutting, tracing, crafting, coloring
β Gross motor: games, dance-alongs, and movement activities
February Themes
Snowflake Adventures
Ice Skating
Igloos
Penguins
Chinese New Year
Valentineβs Day
Friendship Celebration
Learning From Mistakes (Beautiful Oops)
Music & Sound
Color Mixing & Color Explosion
Rainbow Science
Storytelling & Puppetry
Building & Engineering Challenges
Space Exploration
Seed Sprouting & Plant Growth
Community Jobs
Underwater Adventures
What Makes February Special?
βοΈ Winter Science in Action β Snow, ice, igloos, and penguins explored through hands-on experiments and play
π Culture & Celebrations β Discover Chinese New Year traditions, symbols, and stories from around the world
π€ Friendship & Kindness β Valentineβs Day and friendship activities build empathy and social-emotional skills
π¨ Creativity & Growth Mindset β Learn that mistakes can become masterpieces.s
February Curriculum Overview
Winter Wonders β’ Relationships β’ Creative Discovery
February invites children to explore winter wonders, kindness, creativity, and discovery through hands-on science, joyful stories, music, art, and meaningful social-emotional learning.
β 80+ read-aloud
β Hands-on science experiments
β Arts & crafts with printable templates
β Worksheets
β Music, games, and dance-alongs
β Ready-to-use lesson structure for teachers
Key Learning Goals
Social Development
β Build kindness, empathy, and friendship skills
β Explore emotions, resilience, and learning from mistakes
β Develop teamwork, sharing, and cooperation
β Celebrate cultural traditions and differences
Academic Development
β Strengthen early literacy through daily read-alouds and discussion
β Build foundational math skills (counting, shapes, patterns)
β Introduce scientific thinking through experiments and observation
β Expand vocabulary and communication skills
Creative Development
β Encourage creativity through art, music, storytelling, and crafts
β Foster imagination through open-ended projects
β Develop confidence through music, dance, and expressive play
Standards Alignment
This curriculum supports early learning standards and kindergarten readiness goals, including:
β Early literacy and numeracy foundations
β Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) skills
β Inquiry-based and play-based learning approaches
Skills at a Glance
π Literacy
β Vocabulary development
β Listening comprehension
β Story sequencing and discussion
β Alphabet focus: Letters (P, Q, R)
π’ Math
β Counting up to 10
β Shape focus: Heart
β Sorting, patterns, and early problem-solving
π¬ Science
β Snow, ice, and winter science
β Magnets, sound, and color mixing
β Plant growth, simple chemistry, and cause-and-effect experiments
β€οΈ Social-Emotional Learning
β Kindness, friendship, and empathy
β Emotional expression and self-confidence
β Resilience and growth mindset
β Motor Skills
β Fine motor: cutting, tracing, crafting, painting
β Gross motor: games, dance-alongs, movement activities
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FAQS
Who is this curriculum designed for?
This curriculum is designed for preschool and kindergarten teachers, homeschooling parents, and childcare or early-learning programs working with young children. It works equally well in classrooms and at home
What age range is this curriculum best for?
The activities are ideal for preschool and kindergarten-aged children, supporting early learners as they build foundational academic, social, and motor skills.
What subjects and skills does the curriculum cover?
The curriculum supports whole-child development, including:
β Literacy (alphabet, phonics, vocabulary, comprehension)
β Math (numbers, counting, early operations)
β Communication and language skills
β Social and emotional development
β Fine and gross motor skills
β Creative expression and general knowledge
How is each month of the curriculum structured?
Each month includes a complete, ready-to-use learning plan with:
β 300+ curated video links
β 40 themed songs
β 20 introductory topic videos
β 20 main read-alouds plus 60 bonus books
β Science, arts & crafts, games, and dance activities
This structure allows you to follow a theme while keeping learning fresh and engaging
How are daily lessons organized?
Lessons follow a simple, effective flow:
β Theme songs to spark curiosity
β Learning circle & story time (discussion, intro video, read-alouds, comprehension questions)
β Hands-on activities (science, arts & crafts, games, and dance)
β Supplementary activities for flexibility or deeper exploration
Does the curriculum include worksheets?
Yes. The curriculum includes printable workbook activities, such as:
β Alphabet practice (AβZ)
β Counting, matching, and early math
β Coloring, handwriting, and drawing
β Craft templates and hands-on extensions
Is this curriculum easy to use for non-teachers?
Absolutely. Everything is structured, guided, and ready-to-use. Parents and caregivers can follow along easily, while children benefit from videos, songs, and demonstrations that support independent learning (and give adults a breatherβyes, that counts as a feature)
Can I use this curriculum at home as well as in a classroom?
Yes. The curriculum is designed for both home and classroom use, making it perfect for homeschooling families, learning pods, and traditional preschool or kindergarten settings
