A comprehensive collection of resources organized by thematic units to support teaching and learning in the kindergarten classroom.
Each unit includes a dedicated resources section with teaching materials, books and media, activity templates, and parent resources to support comprehensive implementation of the curriculum.
Lesson guides, printables, and assessment tools
Recommended literature and videos
Frameworks for hands-on learning experiences
Materials to extend learning at home
Age-appropriate picture books that introduce and explore key concepts related to the unit theme. They help build vocabulary, comprehension, and curiosity while connecting real-world ideas to classroom discussions.
Soft or hand-held puppets used in storytelling, social-emotional learning, and role-playing. Puppets support expressive language, build confidence, and help children explore different perspectives.
Photographs brought from home or provided by teachers to represent children's families. They foster a sense of identity, belonging, and open discussions about family diversity.
Personalized cards with each student's name, used during literacy centers and group activities to support name recognition, early reading, and classroom routines.
Used in weather-themed crafts like making cloud collages or rain paintings. Encourages creativity and thematic expression.
Small handheld or wall mirrors used for self-reflection activities, such as drawing self-portraits or observing facial expressions during emotional learning sessions.
Props like toy kitchen sets, costumes, or household items that allow children to act out scenarios. Supports creativity, role-play, and social learning.
Wooden or plastic interlocking pieces used to build structures. Reinforces spatial awareness, problem-solving, and collaborative skills during themed projects.
Classroom-friendly instruments (tambourines, shakers, drums) used to explore rhythm, celebrate cultural traditions, or enhance movement activities.
Diverse dolls representing various ethnic backgrounds to promote inclusion, respect, and cultural awareness during play and social activities.
A pictorial representation of the daily classroom routine. Helps young learners understand time, expectations, and transitions throughout the school day.
Visual prompts showing different facial expressions and feelings. Used in SEL lessons to help students identify, name, and talk about emotions.
Visual aids such as family trees, classroom rules, or unit-themed displays that reinforce key concepts and structure classroom learning.
Used to document student learning, take pictures of activities, and display visual records to strengthen identity and recall of past learning.
Books that introduce children to occupations and roles within their community. Supports understanding of interdependence and civic awareness.
