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GET SET FOR SCHOOL
The Get Set for School complete curriculum is divided into six learning areas that seamlessly create a better academic outcome for Pre-K students. Students are taught developmentally, learning the easiest skills first, then building on that knowledge.
With the Learning and Play Resource for 3-Year-Olds, Get Set for School lessons are restructured to suit younger learners and fulfill standards set for their age group.
1. Language and Literacy
Students are taught a foundation in letter recognition and letter sound recognition that begins to build reading and writing skills. These skills support each other and develop in tandem. This learning area shows students that print has meaning and they can use it to express themselves.
2. Readiness and Writing
Students learn social-emotional and readiness skills using hands-on methods that create meaningful experiences. They develop fine motor skills, learn to hold a crayon, and use Wood Pieces to learn body parts, position words, and the vocabulary to describe capital letters and numbers.
3. Numbers and Math
Active lessons promote number recognition, formation, and counting. Students manipulate and count objects in the room, sing songs that reinforce number concepts, and participate in different activities that explore numbers. They also use fine-motor skills to explore number activities, trace numbers, and manipulate objects as they count them.
4. Oral Language
Students hear and say individual words and appropriate sentence structure and grammar as they participate in tri-weekly Oral Language activities using Word Time. Classroom discussion with the puppet, Squawker, and the Word Time program brings conversation to life and makes conversation informative, fun, and engaging for students.
5. Science
Students build scientific thinking through discovery experiments, investigating activities, and inquiry-based instruction and exploration. Students have authentic opportunities to develop their observation, questioning, critical thinking, and communication skills.
6. Social Studies
Through discovery play and exploratory activities, students develop early social studies skills in these four domains: self and family, community, history, and geography. Teachers actively engage with students and build on children’s awareness of these skills.
Aligned to ESSER and ESSA
Get Set for School is eligible for educational grants and funding. The program meets ESSA's Demonstrates a Rationale evidence criteria, with materials aligned to ESSER funding's allowable activities.
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TESTIMONIALS
"The intertwined connections to real world, real life and all the learning modalities facilitate learner success."
Vanessa Brown, B.A., M.Ed.
Retired Assistant Principal and ELA Coordinator
"With the implementation of the teacher’s guide, activity books and manipulatives, Pre-K teachers have the tools they need to successfully prepare young children for kindergarten."
Schronda McKnight-Burns M. Ed.
Assistant Director of Early Childhood Education
"The active teaching really brings the workbook to life by adding in different interactive learning strategies and activities on each page."
Lanor Payne, Ph.D
Director of Early Childhood
"Our students have used Keyboarding Without Tears for years. This program goes beyond nurturing students' typing skills. It gives them the confidence with technology they need to truly succeed today."
Mary Toomey
Assistant Superintendent