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YOUR NAME • YOUR SCHOOL NAME

This is my year plan.

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SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

READING

Guided Reading. Shared Reading. Close Reading. Independent Reading.

SCIENCE

My Five Senses

Objects & Materials

Daily & Seasonal Changes

Living Things

ARTS ED

Visual Arts

Drama

MATH

Numbers to 20

Addition & Subtraction to 12

Patterning

Numbers to 100

Measurement and Shapes

Addition & Subtraction to 20

Review

Subitize to 10. Patterning. Counting to 100. Quantity to 20. Add/Subtract through story problems. Basic Math Facts.

N1.2

Subitize

N1.1

Counting

N1.3

Understand Counting

N1.4

Numbers to 20

N1.5

Compare Quantities

N1.6

Estimate

P1.1 P1.2

Patterning

N1.9

Understanding Addition and Subtraction

N1.7

Represent Quantity Using Groups

P1.3 P1.4

Equality &Inequality

N1.8

One/Two More/Less

SS1.1

Measurement

SS1.2

Sorting Shapes

SS1.3 SS1.4

2D & 3D Shapes and Objects

N1.9

Understanding Addition and Subtraction

N1.10

Basic Facts for Addition and Subtraction

Review

Subitizing

Quantities to 20

Adding and Subtracting

WRITING

My Pictures Tell A Story

Personal Narratives

Procedural/Sequence Writing

Informational Writing

Poetry

Opinion

Letter Formation & Fine Motor. Journal & Class Writing Experience. Work on Writing. Word Work.

LT1.1

Differentiate Between Living Things

LT1.2

Analyze How Living Things Interact with Environment

OM1.1

Characteristics of Objects in Environment

OM1.2

Altering/Combining Materials to Create

SE1.1

Characteristics of the Five Senses

SE1.2

Humans & Animals Use Their Senses

DS1.1

Compare/Represent Daily & Seasonal Changes

DS1.2

How Humans/Animals Adapt to Changes

CR1.1

Comprehend & Respond

(Read Aloud)

CR1.2

View & Comprehend Visuals

(Illustrations & Photos)

CR1.3

Listen & Comprehend Retell & Sequence

(Read Alouds)

CR1.4

Read & Comprehend

(Independent)

AR1.1

Identify & Reflect on Work

[viewing, listening, reading, representing]

(with Teacher)

SPEAKING

About Me

Five Senses Mystery Bag

Non-Fiction Share

My Material Creation

My Family Tradition

Non-Fiction Share

Mystery Clues

My Event Timeline

Non-Fiction Share

Living Things

Show & Tell. Participate at Teacher Table/Small Groups. Speak in Full Sentences. Reading Produced Work Aloud. Presenting Work. Reader’s Theater.

CC1.3

Speak Clear & Audibly

AR1.1

Identify & Reflect on Work

[speaking]

(with Teacher)

AR1.2

Set & Monitor Goals

[viewing, listening, reading, representing]

(with Teacher)

AR1.2

Set & Monitor Goals

[speaking]

(with Teacher)

CC1.1

Compose & Create

(Pictures, Words, Technology)

CC1.2

Represent Ideas/Events in Different Ways

(Pictures, Technology, Drama)

CC1.4

Write & Share Stories

(Familiar Topics & Experiences)

AR1.1

Identify & Reflect on Work

[writing]

(with Teacher)

AR1.2

Set & Monitor Goals

[writing]

(with Teacher)

CP1.3

Enter into Drama

CP1.4

Use Drama to represent Ideas

(Language, Visual, Other)

CP1.7

Investigate & Create Patterns

in Art Work/Environment

CP1.8

Create Art that Expresses Own Ideas

& Using Different Forms & Media

CH1.1

Local Art & Cultural Traditions

CH1.2

First Nation & Metis Artists

CR1.1

Art is Expressing Ideas

CR1.2

Investigate Reasons for

Creating Arts Expressions

HEALTH

My Feelings

My Safety

Healthy Me

Brain, Heart, Lungs

Stop, Think, Do

SOCIAL STUDIES

I Belong

Needs & Wants

Our Families

Past & Present

My Environment

USC1.3

Healthy feelings and behaviours for relationships at school

USC1.4

Determine/practice safe pedestrian and street safety

USC1.1

Healthy behaviours for personal well-being

USC1.5

Healthy sense of self & positive connection with others

USC1.2

Importance of Brain, Heart, and Lungs and how to keep healthy

PHYS. ED

Space Awareness

Jumping & Landing

Catching, Throwing & Kicking

Balance, Stunts, Tumbles

Dance

Endurance. (PE1.1) Active Living. (PE1.2) Low-Organizational & Target Games. (PE1.8) Cooperation & Participation. (PE1.9) Self-Control & Respect. (PE1.10)

DM1.1

Basic choices regarding healthy behaviours

AP1.1

Applying Stop, Think, Do

DR1.4

Recognize globes & maps

DR1.1

Relate family events to present

IN1.1

Diversity of family traditions, celebrations, stories

IN1.2

Cultural diversity in family & classroom

PA1.1

Peace & Harmony in the classroom and on the playground

PA1.2

Analyze disharmony and how to return to harmony

RW1.1

Needs & Wants on personal well-being

RW1.2

Work distributed in families, schools, groups

IN1.3

Relationships meet human needs

DR1.3

Natural environment to meet needs

DR1.2

Kinship patterns of past & present

DR1.5

Space and time of significant places in students lives (timelines)

PE1.6

Vary movement of the body�(space, effort, relationships)

PE1.5

Throwing, Catching, Kicking

PE1.7

Rhythmical movements

PE1.3

Locomotor Skills

PE1.4

Balancing, Jumping, Landing

PE1.4

Balancing, Jumping, Landing

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It will be easiest to insert text boxes to go over the table as tables can be finicky.

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YOUR NAME • YOUR SCHOOL NAME

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SCIENCE

SOCAL STUDIES

HEALTH

PHYS. ED

ARTS. ED

It will be easiest to insert text boxes to go over the table as tables can be finicky.

You can delete unneeded table cells for your planning needs.

See the first slide for my own Year Plan and how I change the cells and overlay text boxes.

You can colour code the subject areas if you wish by selecting the cells and filling in with your chosen colour.

Delete the pages for grades you do not need.

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YOUR NAME • YOUR SCHOOL NAME

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WRITING

SCIENCE

SOCAL STUDIES

HEALTH

PHYS. ED

ARTS. ED

It will be easiest to insert text boxes to go over the table as tables can be finicky.

You can delete unneeded table cells for your planning needs.

See the first slide for my own Year Plan and how I change the cells and overlay text boxes.

You can colour code the subject areas if you wish by selecting the cells and filling in with your chosen colour.

Delete the pages for grades you do not need.

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YOUR NAME • YOUR SCHOOL NAME

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SOCAL STUDIES

HEALTH

PHYS. ED

ARTS. ED

It will be easiest to insert text boxes to go over the table as tables can be finicky.

You can delete unneeded table cells for your planning needs.

See the first slide for my own Year Plan and how I change the cells and overlay text boxes.

You can colour code the subject areas if you wish by selecting the cells and filling in with your chosen colour.

Delete the pages for grades you do not need.

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YOUR NAME • YOUR SCHOOL NAME

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SCIENCE

SOCAL STUDIES

HEALTH

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ARTS. ED

It will be easiest to insert text boxes to go over the table as tables can be finicky.

You can delete unneeded table cells for your planning needs.

See the first slide for my own Year Plan and how I change the cells and overlay text boxes.

You can colour code the subject areas if you wish by selecting the cells and filling in with your chosen colour.

Delete the pages for grades you do not need.