(damaged) What Your Kindergartner Needs to Know
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From rhymes and fairy tales to maps and measurement, this all-in-one read-aloud serves up the perfect mix of words, numbers, art, and science for your kindergartner. What Your Kindergartner Needs to Know is a read-aloud anthology that crams the very best of kindergarten-level literature, history, geography, art, music, math, and science into one richly illustrated volume you’ll actually enjoy opening.
Language and literature? We’re talking Mother Goose rhymes, Langston Hughes poems, A. A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh, and stories like The Three Little Pigs, Cinderella, and multicultural folktales—all paired with vocabulary questions and conversation prompts. History and geography? Your child will meet George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, learn about the First Americans, find continents and oceans, and start thinking in cardinal directions. Art and music? Expect painting, drawing, and cutting projects alongside discussions of classics like Snap the Whip and The Banjo Lesson, plus songs and instrument explorations that invite him to join in.
Math gets hands-on with counting by 1s, 2s, and 5s, spotting patterns, identifying shapes, splitting things in halves, measuring, and even dabbling in early addition and subtraction. Science comes alive through activities related to plants, weather, animals, the seasons, the human body, and scientists like George Washington Carver and Jane Goodall.
Every page is designed to spark conversation, encourage connection, and build the kind of foundational knowledge that makes later learning click. It’s a year of kindergarten learning, all served up in one book—without the glitter in your carpet or glue on your table.
