Kindergarten – Indexes to Lesson Content

Indexes to BOP-Kindergarten Content

Index to Objectives in BOP-K

ObjectivesLesson
Comprehends and interprets meaning from text read aloud1, 3‑8, 10‑18, 20‑28, 30‑35
Demonstrates efficient tracking skills20‑36
Displays an appropriate across‑back‑down tracking pattern9‑19
Displays appropriate across‑back‑down tracking pattern with assistance as needed3‑8
Distinguishes between an exclamation mark and a question mark at the end of a sentence16
Distinguishes between a period and a question mark at the end of a sentence13
Distinguishes sounds

long e sound from short e sound in spoken single‑syllable words with assistance

30

long a sound from short and long a sounds in spoken single‑syllable words with assistance

31

long i sound from short i sound in spoken single‑syllable words with assistance

32

long o sound from short o sound in spoken single‑syllable words with assistance

33

long u sound from short u sound in spoken single‑syllable words with assistance

34

long from short vowel sounds in spoken single‑syllable words with assistance

35
Explores braillewriter, independently presses keys, touches dots he has written1, 2
Given a familiar descriptive word, names its opposite6
Identifies a pair of rhymes from a group of three words20, 23, 25, 28, 29
Identifies main parts of the calendar20‑25
Identifies number of syllables in words with and without initial blends21
Identifies sounds

consonant and short vowel sounds for the letters of the alphabet

19, 36

hard sound of letter g /g/*

3

hard sound of letters c /k/ and y /y/

4

letter b /b/

15

letters d /d/ and t /t/

10

letters g /g/, c /c/, y /y/, i /i/, l /l/, a /a/, h /h/, w /w/, x /ks/, n /n/

9

letters k /k/ and v /v/

16

letters m /m/ and r /r/

13

letter n /n/

8

letter s /s/

12

letters w /w/ and x /ks/

7

letters z /z/ and q /kw/

18

short sound of letter i /i/ and sound of letter l /l/

5

short sound of letter a /a/ and sound of letter h /h/

6

short sound of letter u /u/ and the sound of letter p /p/

11

short sound of letter e /e/ and sound of letter f /f/

14

short sound of letter o /o/ and sound of letter j /j/

17

short vowel sounds

29
Isolates the beginning sound in a word and matches it to a letter9
Locates and identifies specified dates on the calendar30‑36
Locates and recognizes specific words in the Word Wall and/or adds new words to the Word Wall, with assistance26‑28
Locates the page and column for specific words in the Word Wall and/or locates the page and column where a new word needs to be added, with assistance23‑25
Matches:

numerals 1 and 2 to corresponding quantities

3

numeral 3 to corresponding quantities

4

numeral 4 to corresponding quantities

5

numeral 5 to corresponding quantities

6

numeral 6 to corresponding quantities

7

numeral 7 to corresponding quantities

8

numeral 8 to corresponding quantities

10

numeral 9 to corresponding quantities

11

numeral 10 to corresponding quantities

12

numeral 11 to corresponding quantities

14

numeral 12 to corresponding quantities

15

numeral 13 to corresponding quantities

16

numeral 14 to corresponding quantities

17

numeral 15 to corresponding quantities

18

numeral 16 to corresponding quantities

20

numeral 17 to corresponding quantities

21

numeral 18 to corresponding quantities

22

numeral 19 to corresponding quantities

23

numeral 20 to corresponding quantities

24
Reads and spells CVC and CCVC words29, 36
Reads and spells CVC words using blending and segmentation of individual phonemes15‑20
Reads and spells CVC words using blending and segmentation of onsets and rimes11‑14
Reads and spells CVCC words ending in double consonants (ff and zz)21
Reads and spells CVCC words ending in double consonants ll and ss20
Reads and spells one‑syllable short vowel words beginning with the consonant blends

bl and cl using blending and segmentation

25

brcr, and tr using blending and segmentation

27

fl and pl using blending and segmentation

24

gl and sl using blending and segmentation

23

gr and dr using blending and segmentation

26

qu and st using blending and segmentation

28

sk and sn using blending and segmentation

21

sp and sm using blending and segmentation

22
Reads and spells words in word families using blending and segmentation of onset and rime19
Reads and writes alphabetic wordsigns in context: gocanyoulikehavewillitnotdothat, somorebutjust.19
Reads and writes common alphabetic wordsigns in context29, 36
Reads and writes CV, CVV, and CCVV words with long e30
Reads and writes CVCe and CCVCe words with long aio, and u; and CV, CVV, and CCVV words with long e with assistance35
Reads and writes CVCe and CCVCe words with long i with assistance32
Reads and writes CVCe and CCVCe words with long o with assistance33
Reads and writes letters/words/numbers

focus letter/word e/every and letter i, and numbers 5 and 9

21

focus letter/word y/you and word and

22

focus letters/words d/do and f/from, and numbers 4 and 6

23

focus letters/words d/dof/fromh/have, and j/just, and numbers 4, 6, 8, and 0

27

focus letters/words f/from and h/have and numbers 6 and 8

20

focus letters/words h/have and j/just, and numbers 8 and 0

25

focus letters/words n/not and z/as

26

focus letters/words r/rather and w/will

24

focus letters/words/numbers (review)

28

letters a and h, words a and have, number 5

6

letter b, word but, number 12

15

letters c and y, words can and you, number 3

4

letters d and t, words do and that, number 8

10

letters e and f, words every and from, number 11

14

letters gcyilahwxn

9

letter g, word go, numbers 1 and 2

3

letters i and l, words I and like, number 4

5

letters k and v, words knowledge and very, number 13

16

letters m and r, words more and rather, numbers 0‑10

13

letter n, word not, number 7

8

letters o and j , word just, number 14

17

letter s, word so, numbers 0 and 10

12

letters u and p, words us and people, number 9

11

letters w and x, words will and it, number 6

7

letters z and q, words as and quite, number 15

18

letters of the alphabet

19, 29

numbers 1‑7

9

numbers 1‑15

19

numbers 0 through 20

25‑36

number 16

20

number 17

21

number 18

22

number 19

23

number 20

24
Reads and writes the word I and alphabetic wordsigns in context: gocanyoulikehavewillitnot9
Reads and writes VCe, and CVCe, and CCVCe words with long u with assistance34
Reads and writes VCe, CVCe, and CCVCe words with long a with assistance31
Reads BOP‑K high frequency words in isolation36
Reads color words in isolation36
Reads CVC words with plural s24
Reads CVCC words ending in double consonants (llssff and zz36
Reads CVCC words ending in double consonants (llssff and zz)29
Reads familiar text with accuracy and comprehension with minimal assistance3‑36
Reads high frequency words in isolation: allyouronlittlemefriendhegoodsaiddid; reads high frequency words in context: whatwiththeyareshe29
Reads high frequency words in isolation: mythetoweforandisgetplaylookatjumpsee.19
Reads sentences that include commas with assistance14
Reads words:

and and pink

12

are and friend

23

be and who

30

blue

5

brown

7

get

14

green

3

jump

17

see

18

there

28

for and purple

11

good and said

25

he and she

24

here and its

35

is and red

13

look and at

16

me and they

22

my and yellow

4

of and no

31

on and little

21

one and two

32

out and now

33

play and with

15

the and orange

6

this and in

27

to and white

8

was and down

34

we and black

10

what and did

26
Reads words beginning with ch digraph with assistance33
Reads words beginning with sh digraph with assistance31
Reads words beginning with wh digraph with assistance30
Reads words beginning with whshth, and ch digraphs with assistance34-35
Reads words with the vowel‑consonant cluster all20
Reads words with the vowel‑consonant cluster and22
Reads words with the vowel‑consonant cluster ing23
Reads words with the vowel‑consonant cluster ump28
Reads words with the vowel‑consonant clusters allingand, and ump in context29
Reads words with the vowel‑consonant clusters ingandump, and all36
Recites the alphabet independently13‑19
Recognizes the capital sign at the beginning of a sentence and the period at the end of a sentence10
Says or sings the alphabet with teacher1‑12
Tells whether a word pair rhymes or not11, 15, 18, 19
Touches braille while teacher reads1, 2
Uses the calendar to identify the date26‑28
Uses the main parts of the calendar to locate and read specific dates29
Utilizes the Word Wall, with assistance, as a reference to identify the spelling of a word during writing activities.30‑32
Utilizes the Word Wall, with minimal assistance, as a reference to identify the spelling of a word during writing activities33‑35
With assistance, begins to write own name1, 2
With assistance, identifies cover of braille book and orients book with spine on left1, 2
With assistance, loads paper into a braillewriter, writes dots, removes paper, “reads” own writing1, 2,
Writes a sentence beginning with a capital sign and ending with a period with assistance10
Writes a sentence beginning with a capital sign and ending with a question mark with assistance13
Writes a sentence beginning with a capital sign and ending with an exclamation mark with assistance16
Writes date with assistance14
Writes first and last names30‑36
Writes first name16‑19
Writes first name and part or all of last name20‑29
Writes independently on a self‑selected topic3‑25, 27‑30, 32‑35
Writes independently on informational and narrative topics36
Writes part or all of first name3‑15
Writes sentences collaboratively with the teacher, sharing the braillewriter3‑19
Writes words with assistance:

and

12

for

11

get

14

is

13

jump

17

my

4

see

18

the

6

there

28

to

8

we

10

are and friend

23

be and who

30

good and said

25

he and she

24

here and its

35

look and at

16

me and they

22

of and no

31

on and little

21

one and two

32

play and with

15

this and in

27

was and down

34

what and did

26
Writes words, phrases, or sentences in invented spelling with support and independently20‑36
Writes words, phrases, or sentences in invented spelling with teacher support6‑8, 10‑19

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Many skills introduced in BOP-K have lesson objectives. Below are some of the major skills included throughout the program that are not listed as objectives. These include skills connected to the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC).

Literary Elements and Terms

  • Author and Illustrator
  • Character, Setting, and Plot
  • Narrator (introduced in Unit 2)
  • Author’s “big idea”/theme (introduced in Lesson 17)

Concept Development

ECC Compensatory Skills: Tactile Graphics (Pictures, Maps, and Graphs)

  • Explore Systematically
  • Locate and Interpret
  • Create and Share

ECC Orientation and Mobility

  • Body Awareness (e.g., Lesson 23)
  • Environment (e.g., Lesson 21)
  • Position and Direction
  • Spatial Relationships

Additional ECC Areas

  • Career Education (focus in Unit 4)
  • Independent Living (e.g., Lesson 20)
  • Recreation and Leisure
  • Self Determination
  • Sensory Efficiency (focus in Unit 6)
  • Social Interaction (focus in Unit 7)

 

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TitleGenreLesson
“A Good Party After All”Story: Fiction24
“A Mix-It-Up Lunch”Story: Fiction25
“A Very Special Community Helper”Story: Fiction15
“Addie’s Lake Adventure”Story: Fiction8
“All About Me”Story: Fiction4
“An Awesome Day!”Story: Fiction12
“Animal Homes in the Woodlands”Story: Informational21
Backyard AnimalsBook: Informational26, 27
Bus FriendsStory: Fiction1, 2
CalendarPoem32
“Days of the Week”Song1
“Dogs of the Sea”Story: Fiction34
“Don’t Bug Me!”Story: Fiction32
Five Fabulous InsectsBook: Informational30, 31
From the City to the CountryBook: Fiction20, 21
“Homes Up, Down, and All Around”Story: Informational22
“I’m a Vowel With Two Sounds”Song30, 31, 33, 34, 35
“In the Sea”Song34
Izzy’s Beach Birthday AdventureBook: Fiction33, 34
Last Stop on Market StreetBook: Fiction13, 14
“Luke Stands Out”Story: Fiction17
“Luna in the Sky”Story: Fiction14
“More and More Pets”Poem36
“My Farm”Poem20
“No Hurry”Story: Fiction5
“Numbers in Random Order”Poem19
“One Season After Another”Story: Informational11
Our Five SensesBook: Informational16, 17
Ruby in Her Own TimeBook: Fiction3, 4
“Samir and the Sea Creatures”Story: Fiction35
“S’more S’mores, Please!”Story: Fiction28
“Sounds All Around”Poem27
“Spectacular Spiders”Story: Fiction31
Storm is Coming!Book: Fiction10, 11
“The Big Trip”Story: Fiction7
The Invisible BoyBook: Fiction23, 24
“The Science Fair”Story: Fiction18
“The Vowels We Know”Song20
“Two Little Letters”Song3-8, 10-18
We All Go Traveling ByBook: Poem/song5, 6

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TitleGenreLesson
2 Little DucksSong3
A Present for GrandmaPoem29
An Insect Has Six LegsSong31
Animal HomesSong21
Animals All AroundPoem26
Bugs Rule!Poem30
Cam and His YamPoem4
Community HelpersSong15
Five Little Speckled FrogsSong27
Hop Like MePoem19
I Like SunshinePoem5
Look at MePoem17
My Four Dear SeasonsPoem11
Mystery ItemsPoem18
One, Two, Three, Four, and More!Poem12
Rain, Rain, Go AwaySong24
Rainbow BirdPoem36
Row, Row, Row Your BoatSong7, 8
So Many HomesPoem22
The BeachPoem34
The BoardwalkPoem33
The Five SensesPoem16
The More We Get TogetherSong23
The StormPoem10
The Wheels on the BusSong6, 14
To DwellPoem20
Waiting Takes ForeverPoem2
What Would You Rather Be?Song13

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TitleGenreLesson
20 CandlesFiction29
Animal TracksInformational27
At My HousePoem22
BalloonsFiction9
Berto’s RollsFiction13
Buzz and the CricketFiction32
Can You Name It?Informational17
Chad and Chee at the BeachFiction33
Cool ShellsFiction35
Feel the WeatherInformational10
Flora Makes a PlanFiction24
Fun at Izzy’s HouseFiction23
Go Boat GoFiction7
Go Go GoFiction3
Hoping for MailFiction15
I LikeFiction5
I Like FallFiction11
I Like to GoFiction8
I Live in the OceanInformational34
Look At That!Informational16
Luke’s Summer JobFiction36
MosquitoesInformational31
Mr. Stan’s GardenFiction28
Ms. Black, May I?Fiction19
Ms. Brown Can HelpFiction14
My Bug FriendPoem30
My FavoritesInformational4
My New HouseFiction20
My Orange CarFiction6
Oliver’s WalkFiction25
Smell, Taste, Touch, Hear, See!Informational18
The Scary Thing!Fiction26
What Is It?Informational12
Where Do You Live?Informational21

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Note: All student storybooks have tactile graphics on their front covers. The student storybooks in this index have additional tactile graphics embedded in the text.

Activity TitleDescriptionLesson
Animal Tracks (Student Storybook)Pictures of animal tracks27
Buggy Bodies DiagramDiagram of insect30
Can You Name It? (Student Storybook)Pictures of answers to riddles17
Color TimeColoring Book2-8, 10-15
Feel the Weather (Student Storybook)Weather symbols10
Go Go Go (Student Storybook)Lines/paths of varying lengths3
Help Me Find It!Map12
Hoping for Mail (Student Storybook)Pictures of sad and happy faces15
How Big Are Bugs? IllustrationDiagram of insects31
How Many Animals?Pictograph10
I Like (Student Storybook)Pictures of family, house5
I Live in the Ocean (Student Storybook)Pictures of marine animals34
Izzy and Luke’s Neighborhood MapMap12
Let’s Go to the Bakery!Map29
Luke’s Summer Job (Student Storybook)Picture of bird36
Match a Bug Picture MatchingPictures of insects32
Mosquitoes (Student Storybook)Pictures of mosquitoes and related concepts31
Ms. Black, May I? (Student Storybook)Shapes representing movements19
Ms. Brown Can Help (Student Storybook)Map14
My Bug Friend (Student Storybook)Picture of bee30
My City Neighborhood MapMap20, 21
My Favorites (Student Storybook)Student-made tactile pictures4
My Letter GraphBar graph3-8, 10-18
Nice to Meet You book pagePicture of hands1, 2
Party OpinionsSpeech bubbles24
Teacher, May I?Bar graph19
The Visible Boy IllustrationsPictures of Brian from The Invisible Boy24
Weather Symbol/Word CardsWeather symbols10
Words with Short oPicture of frog17

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Chronological, by Lesson

LetterLesson Introduced
g3
c4
y4
i5
l5
a6
h6
w7
x7
n8
d10
t10
u11
p11
s12
m13
r13
e14
f14
b15
k16
v16
o17
j17
q18
z18

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WordLesson Introduced
go3
can4
my4
yellow4
you4
blue5
I5
like5
have6
orange6
the6
brown7
it7
will7
not8
to8
white8
black10
do10
that10
we10
us11
people11
for11
purple11
and12
pink12
so12
is13
more13
rather13
red13
every14
from14
get14
but15
play15
with15
at16
knowledge16
look16
very16
jump17
just17
as18
see18
quite18
all20
your20
little21
on21
me22
they22
are23
friend23
he24
she24
good25
said25
did26
what26
in27
this27
there28
be30
who30
of31
no31
one32
two32
now33
out33
down34
was34
here35
its35

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NumberLesson Introduced
13
23
34
45
56
67
78
810
911
012
1012
1114
1215
1316
1417
1518
1620
1721
1822
1923
2024

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Alphabetic, by Lesson

LetterLesson Introduced
a6
b15
c4
d10
e14
f14
g3
h6
i5
j17
k16
l5
m13
n8
o17
p11
q18
r13
s12
t10
u11
v16
w7
x7
y4
z18

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WordLesson Introduced
all20
and12
are23
as18
at16
be30
black10
blue5
brown7
but15
can4
did26
do10
down34
every14
for11
friend23
from14
get14
go3
good25
have6
he24
here35
I5
in27
is13
it7
its35
jump17
just17
knowledge16
like5
little21
look16
me22
more13
my4
no31
not8
now33
of31
on21
one32
orange6
out33
people11
pink12
play15
purple11
quite18
rather13
red13
said25
see18
she24
so12
that10
the6
there28
they22
this27
to8
two32
us11
very16
was34
we10
what26
white8
who30
will7
with15
yellow4
you4
your20

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Phonological Awareness: Rhyming WordsLesson
Do They Rhyme?11, 15, 18, 19
Match the Rhymes20, 23, 25, 28, 29
Rhyme Completion26, 27, 30, 31
Rhyme Production32, 33, 34, 35, 36

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Phonological Awareness: SyllablesLesson
Blending Syllables7
Segmenting and Counting Syllables6, 11, 17, 21, 24

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Phonological Awareness: Phonemic AwarenessLesson
a /a/ /ā/, Short and Long Sounds of31
a /a/, Short Sound of6
Act-It-Out Vowels: Discriminating /a/ and /i/8
Act-It-Out Vowels: Discriminating /a/, /i/, and /u/ Review13
Act-It-Out Vowels: Discriminating /a/, /e/, /i/, and /u/15
Act-It-Out Vowels: Discriminating /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, and /u/18
b /b/, Initial Sound of15
Bag Game (segmenting phonemes)22, 25
Beginning and Ending Sounds, Review of14
Beginning Sounds, Review of5, 6, 8
Blend or No Blend?21-27
Blending Onsets and Rimes10, 19
Blending Onsets and Rimes to Create Word Families11
Blending Phonemes: Body Parts Game24, 27, 30
Blending Sounds in CVC Words13, 14, 19
Blending Sounds in CVC Words: Final Sound Substitution13
c /c/, Initial Hard Sound of4
Clanking Coins (segmenting phonemes)23, 26, 31, 34
Count It Out! (segmenting phonemes)28
d /d/, Initial Sound of10
e /e/ /ē/, Short and Long Sounds of (included in “Introduction to Long Vowels”)30
e /e/, Short Sound of14
f /f/, Initial Sound of14
Fishy Phonemes (short and long vowel sounds)35
g /g/, Initial Hard Sound of3
Game Show (rhyming, syllables, phonemic awareness)32
h /h/, Initial Sound of6
i /i/ /ī/, Short and Long Sounds of32
i /i/, Short Sound of5
“I’m a Vowel With Two Sounds” Song30-35
j /j/, Initial Sound of17
Jump for J17
k /k/, Initial Sound of16
l /l/, Initial Sound of5
Long Vowels. Introduction to30
m /m/, Initial Sound of13
n /n/, Initial Sound of8
o /o/ /ō/, Short and Long Sounds of33
o /o/, Short Sound of17
p /p/, Initial Sound of11
q /kw/, Initial Sound of18
r /r/, Initial Sound of13
s /s/, Initial Sound of12
Race to the Finish (vowel sounds /a/ and /i/)6
Segmenting Onsets and Rimes12, 19
Segmenting Phonemes: Body Parts Game24, 27, 30
Segmenting Sounds in CVC Words17, 19
Segmenting Sounds in CVC Words: Final Sound Substitution16
Short and Long Vowel Sounds35, 36
Slide Those Sounds (segmenting phonemes)20-28
Stand Up, Sit Down: Final Sounds15
Stand Up, Sit Down: Listening for /kw/18
t /t/, Initial Sound of10
“Two Little Letters” Song3-8; 10-18
u /u/ /ū/, Short and Long Sounds of34
u /u/, Short Sound of11
v /v/, Initial Sound of16
Vowel Sounds29
Vowel-Consonant Cluster and22
Vowels and Consonants5
Vowels, Review of20-28
w /w/, Initial Sound of7
x /ks/, Sound of7
y /y/, Initial Sound of4
z /z/, Initial Sound of18

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For the order in which letters and their sounds are introduced, see the Index to Letters, Alphabetic Wordsigns and Other High Frequency Words (chronological and alphabetic) and the Phonological Awareness Index. The Letter Recognition and Phonics activities in the following table reinforce letter-sound correlations and introduce early segmenting and blending skills in Lessons 2 through 18; the last three assess the child’s letter recognition in Checkup Lessons 19, 29, and 36.

Reading: Letter Recognition and PhonicsLesson
Introducing Word PlayHouse: Match It Up2
Letter g3
Letters c and y4
Sound Sort With /c/ and /y/4
Letters and Beginning Sounds4
Letters i and l5
Let’s Review Letters and Sounds5
Letters i and l5
My Cap (beginning sounds)5
Letters a and h6
Alphabet Soup (beginning sounds)6
Letters w and x7
Final Sounds: Red Light, Green Light Game7
Same and Different Sounds8
Letter n8
Name Game (beginning sound substitution)8
Name That Sound8
Letter Recognition9
Party Words (beginning sounds)9
Letters d and t10
Letter Sort With d and t10
Final Sounds: Red Light, Green Light Game10
Shake It! (beginning sounds)10
Letters u and p11
I Teach, You Teach: Discriminating /a/, /i/, and /u/11
Blending Onsets and Rimes to Create Word Families11, 12, 14
Word Family Sort With at, it, and up11
Discriminating /a/, /i/, and /u/12
Letter Review12
Word Family Flip Books12
Letters m and r13
Spelling CVC Words Using Onset and Rime Segmentation13, 14
CVC Word Family Sort With at and an13
I Teach, You Teach: Discriminating /a/, /e/, /i/, and /u/14
Letters e and f14
Letter Review14
Letter Sort With b, c, and l15
Say and Play: Review of Initial Sounds and Letters15
Letter b15
Blending Sounds to Make Words: Final Letter Substitution15
Blending Sounds to Make Words15, 16
Letters k and v16
Words With Short e /e/16
Flip Book Riddle Game (blending sounds)16
I Teach, You Teach: Discriminating /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, and /u/17
Letters o and j17
Word Families Ending in ck17
Words With Short o /o/17
Blending Sounds for Word Recognition17
Letters z and q18
Segmenting and Spelling CVC Words18
Letter Recognition and Letter Sounds19
Letter and Number Recognition29
Letter Recognition and Letter Sounds36

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The Phonics activities in the following table reinforce the skills of decoding and encoding (spelling) words in isolation and in continuous text in Lessons 19 through 36.

R: Reading,
Writing
ActivityLesson
R, WBlending and Segmenting Onsets and Rimes in Word Families19
RSegmenting and Blending Sounds to Read CVC Words19
WSegmenting Sounds to Spell CVC Words19
R, WVowel-Consonant Cluster all20
RWord Magic: Encoding (Spelling), Word Magic: Decoding20-36
R, WDouble Ending Letters ll and ss20
RWord Magic: Sorting20-36
RRace to the Park (Word Magic words and words ending in ll and ss)20
R, WIntroduction of sk and sn Blends21
R, WDouble Ending Letters ff and zz21
RMake a Match (Word Magic words and words ending in ff and zz)21
R, WIntroduction of sp and sm Blends22
R, WVowel-Consonant Cluster and22
RChoose a Word (Word Magic words and words ending in and)22
R, WIntroduction of gl and sl Blends23
R, WVowel-Consonant Cluster ing23
RWord Race (Word Magic words and words ending in ing)23
R, WIntroduction of fl and pl Blends24
RCVC Plurals24
RMake a Match: Singular and Plural Words24
R, WIntroduction of bl and cl Blends25
RSpin and Spell Game (Word Magic words)25
R, WIntroduction of gr and dr Blends26
RMake a Match (Word Magic words)26
R, WIntroduction of br, cr, and tr Blends27
RRace to the Pond (Word Magic words)27
R, WIntroduction of qu and st Blends (includes introduction of contraction s-t)28
R, WVowel-Consonant Cluster ump28
RMake a Match (Word Magic words and words ending in ump)28
RBlends (assessment of initial consonants and consonant blends)29
R, WWords Ending in the Long e Sound Spelled e or ee30
R, WIntroduction to Digraphs: Digraph wh30
RDigraph and Strong Wordsign Practice30
RMake a Match (Word Magic words and words with the digraph wh)30
R, WLong a Words With CVCe31
R, WDigraph sh31
RDigraph and Strong Wordsign Practice31
RBingo (Word Magic words and words with digraphs)31
R, WLong i Words With CVCe32
R, WDigraph and Strong Wordsign th32
RDigraph and Strong Wordsign Practice32
RWord Race (Word Magic words and words with digraphs)32
R, WLong o Words With CVCe33
R, WDigraph ch33
RDigraph and Strong Wordsign Practice33
RWord Bingo (Word Magic words and words with digraphs)33
R, WLong u Words With CVCe34
RDigraph Review: wh, sh, th, ch34
RGo Fish (Word Magic words and words with digraphs)34
R, WLong Vowel Review With CVCe, CCVCe, CV, and CCV35
RDigraph and Strong Wordsign Review: wh/which, sh/shall, th/this, ch/child35
RWord Bingo (Word Magic words and words with digraphs)35
RCVC Word Sequences36
R, WWord Reading (CVC and CCVC); Word Writing (CVC and CCVC)36
RWords With Vowel-Consonant Clusters ing, and, ump, and all36
R, WReading Short Vowel (CVC) and Long Vowel (CVCe) Words Writing Short Vowel (CVC) and Long Vowel (CVCe) Words36

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Writing: Practice Exercises

Writing: Practice ExercisesLesson
Making a Name Card
Guided Exploration
Loading Paper
1
Introducing Name Writing1
Name Writing1–8, 10–13
Warm-ups1–8, 10–12
Number Writing (new: 1, 2)
Letter Writing With New Letter g
3
How Many Gs?3
Word Writing go3
Sentence Writing3
Number Writing (new: 3)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter c
4
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter y
Word Bank: Words can and you
4
Letter and Word Writing With New Word my4
Letter, Word, and Sentence Writing4–8, 10–14, 16–28, 30–35
Number Writing (new: 4)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter i
5
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter l5
Letter and Word Writing With New Word I5
Number Writing (new: 5)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter a
6
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter h
Word Bank: Words a and have
6
Letter and Word Writing With New Word the6
Writing Support (Introduction to Guided Writing)6
Number Writing (new: 6)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter w
7
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter x
Word Bank: Words will and it
7
Number Writing (new: 7)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter n
Word Bank: Word not
8
Letter and Word Writing With New Word to8
Number Writing (new: 10)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter d
10
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter t
Word Bank: Words do and that
10
Letter and Word Writing With New Word we
Capital and Period
10
Number Writing (new: 8)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter u
11
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter p,
Word Bank: Words us and people
11
Letter and Word Writing With New Word for11
Number Writing (new: 9)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter s
Word Bank: Word so
12
Word and Sentence Writing With New Word and12
Number Writing (new: 10)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter m
13
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter r,
Word Bank: Words more and rather
13
Letter and Word Writing With New Word is
Question Mark
13
Name and Date Writing14–18
Number Writing (new: 11)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter e
14
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter f,
Word Bank: Words every and from
14
Letter and Word Writing With New Word get14
Number Writing (new: 12)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter b
Word Bank: Word but
15
Letter and Word Writing With New Words play and with15
Number Writing (new: 13)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter k
16
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter v
Word Bank: Words knowledge and very
16
Letter and Word Writing With New Words look and at16
Number Writing (new: 14)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter o
17
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter j
Word Bank: Word just
17
Letter and Word Writing With New Word jump17
Blending Onsets and Rimes to Create Word Families17
Number Writing (new: 15)
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter z
18
Letter and Word Writing With New Letter q
Word Bank: Words as and quite
18
Letter and Word Writing With New Word see18
Number Writing (new: 16)20
Focus Letter and Word Writing20–28
Word Writing (Word Magic Words)20–28, 30–35
Number Writing (new: 17)21
Number Writing (new: 18)22
Number Writing (new: 19)23
Number Writing (new: 20)24
Number Writing (review and practice 0–20)25–28, 30–35

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Writing: Modeled/Interactive, Guided, and/or Independent

ActivitySubheading(s)Lesson
Nice to Meet YouModeled/Interactive
Independent
Publishing
Sharing
1–2
2
Go Go GModeled/Interactive3
Gumdrop MountainModeled/Interactive3
Child’s ChoiceIndependent3–19, 21–24, 29–30, 33–34
My FamilyModeled/Interactive4
All About MeModeled/Interactive5
I LikeModeled/Interactive5
What Do I Have?Modeled/Interactive6
Can You?Guided (or Modeled/Interactive)6
Where Will You Go?Modeled/Interactive7
Will You?Guided (or Modeled/Interactive)7
My Colorful ShoesModeled/Interactive8
My TripGuided (or Modeled/Interactive)8
BalloonsModeled/Interactive9
What the Animals SayModeled/Interactive10
My Favorite WeatherGuided10
My Favorite SeasonGuided11
Weather ReportModeled/Interactive11
Where I LiveModeled/Interactive12
New in the NeighborhoodGuided12
Question MarkGuided13
How I Can Help My CommunityModeled/Interactive13
Who Can Help?Modeled/Interactive14
Help at SchoolGuided14
Storytime!Guided15
My Favorite Community HelperModeled/Interactive15
Look at …Modeled/Interactive16
Sensory Likes and DislikesGuided16
Write a RiddleModeled/Interactive17
[Child’s Name] Stands OutGuided17
Ice Cube Experiment

Ice Cube Experiment Results

Modeled/Interactive, Read-Aloud, Follow-up18
Create a Page (for the Student Storybook)Modeled/Interactive18
Teacher, May I?Modeled/Interactive19
My HomeGuided
Guided/Independent
Publishing
Publishing and Sharing
20

21

Narrative Writing and the All Aboard! Writing ChecklistModeled (Introduction) and Guided/Independent21
In the Trees or On the Water?Guided22
A Fun TimeModeled (by teacher)22
Introduction to Checking for Conventions Using the All Aboard! Writing ChecklistModeled (by teacher)22
My Fun Activity StoryGuided/Independent22
Choosing TimeGuided/Independent23
Note to a FriendGuided/Independent23
Recipe for FriendshipModeled (by teacher) and Guided23
My Superhero Power to Make Friends!Guided/Independent24
A Party InvitationGuided/Independent24
Party OpinionsModeled (by teacher) and Guided/Independent24
It’s My OpinionModeled (by teacher) and Guided/Independent25
Should My School Have a Mix-It-Up Lunch?Guided/Independent25
Authentic WritingIndependent25, 28, 32, 36
My Joke BookGuided
Guided/Independent
Publishing and Sharing
26
26
26
Animal Facts

More Animal Facts
Comparing Animal Facts
Animal Facts Game

Modeled (by teacher) and Guided/Independent
Guided/Independent
Guided
Publishing and Sharing
27
Fact vs. Opinion
Activity Opinions: Teacher Modeling
Activity Opinions: Child’s Writing
Modeled and Guided/Independent28
More Activity OpinionsGuided/Independent28
Opinion: Favorite Bakery FoodGuided/Independent29
My Five Bugs BookGuided/Independent30
Informational Insect PosterGuided/Independent, Publishing and Sharing31
What Makes You Special?Guided/Independent32
What Makes Them Special?Guided/Independent32
Opinion: Beach BirthdayGuided/Independent33
Opinion: Izzy’s NecklaceGuided/Independent33
Opinion: Favorite Beach StoryGuided/Independent33
Story ConnectionIndependent34
Informational Writing: Sea CreaturesIndependent34
Story Starter: The Beach BanditGuided/Independent35
Story Starter: A Sand Sculpture ContestGuided/Independent35
Informational Writing: SeagullIndependent36
Story ConnectionIndependent36

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WordMy Reader or Read-AloudLesson
a cut aboveMy Reader17
AbuelaRead-Aloud33
adieuMy Reader10
adiosRead-Aloud20
adventureRead-Aloud8
alarmRead-Aloud16
amphibianRead-Aloud26
announcementRead-Aloud17
anxiouslyRead-Aloud35
apartment buildingRead-Aloud12
arcadeRead-Aloud33
ArcticMy Reader21
aromaRead-Aloud15
autumnRead-Aloud11
availableRead-Aloud22
baitMy Reader12
barkedRead-Aloud10
beakRead-Aloud3
blaringRead-Aloud15
bleatedRead-Aloud10
blockRead-Aloud20
boarded-upRead-Aloud13
boardwalkRead-Aloud33
boatRead-Aloud6
brickMy Reader22
brownMy Reader5
Brussels sproutsRead-Aloud4
buzzingRead-Aloud25
cabinRead-Aloud16
camouflageMy Reader26
cantaloupeRead-Aloud4
cautiouslyRead-Aloud10
caveRead-Aloud21
cavityRead-Aloud21
celebrateRead-Aloud11
charmRead-Aloud33
cloudRead-Aloud1
coarseRead-Aloud34
collieMy Reader5
confidenceRead-Aloud17
continueRead-Aloud11
creakRead-Aloud16
creatureMy Reader21
creepsMy Reader31
crispRead-Aloud1
crittersRead-Aloud21
crumblingRead-Aloud13
curbRead-Aloud12
cycleRead-Aloud11
dashesMy Reader26
daybreakRead-Aloud27
dearMy Reader11
decideRead-Aloud5
delicateRead-Aloud31
delightMy Reader4
desertMy Reader21
deviceRead-Aloud33
dimmed the lightsRead-Aloud35
discMy Reader34
dockRead-Aloud8
dragonRead-Aloud23
dragonflyRead-Aloud32
drenchedRead-Aloud33
dwellMy Reader20
eagerlyRead-Aloud15
endlessMy Reader33
engineRead-Aloud7
environmentRead-Aloud30
essentialsRead-Aloud32
exclaimMy Reader22
exclaimedRead-Aloud15
exhaustRead-Aloud20
expressedMy Reader4
fabulousRead-Aloud30
faintRead-Aloud15
famousRead-Aloud17
featherRead-Aloud3
femaleRead-Aloud30
finallyRead-Aloud5
flanRead-Aloud20
flatteredRead-Aloud35
flight attendantRead-Aloud7
floatRead-Aloud1
floodRead-Aloud22
flurryRead-Aloud15
forestRead-Aloud28
freckledRead-Aloud13
freeMy Reader12
gentlyRead-Aloud18
glancesRead-Aloud23
gorgeousMy Reader36
graffiti-taggedRead-Aloud13
grooveMy Reader30
guardRead-Aloud10
guavaRead-Aloud20
hibernateRead-Aloud21
hitchedRead-Aloud8
holaRead-Aloud20
hostRead-Aloud24
huesMy Reader36
imaginationRead-Aloud23
interruptedRead-Aloud15
introduceRead-Aloud12
invisibleRead-Aloud23
itemMy Reader18
jungleMy Reader21
knit/knittingRead-Aloud13
lakeshoreRead-Aloud32
laundromatRead-Aloud20
lendsMy Reader15
litter boxRead-Aloud4
little tikesMy Reader33
lobsterRead-Aloud35
log rideRead-Aloud33
lurchedRead-Aloud13
maleRead-Aloud30
maleMy Reader26
mammalRead-Aloud26
meetMy Reader17
meowedRead-Aloud10
merrilyMy Reader7
migrateRead-Aloud30
moanRead-Aloud16
mooedRead-Aloud10
motorboatRead-Aloud8
mysteryMy Reader18
narratorRead-Aloud23
nervousRead-Aloud4
nervousRead-Aloud14
nervousRead-Aloud28
nestRead-Aloud3
New YorkRead-Aloud12
noddedRead-Aloud10
nonstopMy Reader13
North AmericaRead-Aloud26
nuisanceRead-Aloud32
oarsRead-Aloud8
odorMy Reader16
off the hookRead-Aloud4
opinionRead-Aloud24
owlRead-Aloud28
paddle (verb)Read-Aloud34
paddles (noun)Read-Aloud34
pastryRead-Aloud20
peeredRead-Aloud34
peskyRead-Aloud31
pilotRead-Aloud7
pirate shipRead-Aloud33
planeRead-Aloud6
platformRead-Aloud7
platformRead-Aloud22
pleadedRead-Aloud33
pluckingRead-Aloud13
podRead-Aloud35
pokedRead-Aloud3
politeRead-Aloud5
ponderedRead-Aloud35
preciousRead-Aloud3
predatorRead-Aloud30
protectsMy Reader15
provideMy Reader16
quackedRead-Aloud10
recreation/recreationalRead-Aloud22
reptileRead-Aloud26
ripeRead-Aloud16
roamMy Reader20
roamingRead-Aloud27
round ’em upRead-Aloud10
rowMy Reader7
rubberyRead-Aloud1
ruleMy Reader30
rumbleRead-Aloud1
sandcastlesRead-Aloud33
scamperingRead-Aloud27
scentRead-Aloud16
scurryRead-Aloud23
secureRead-Aloud32
sheepishlyRead-Aloud25
shelterMy Reader20
shinyRead-Aloud6
sighedRead-Aloud25
skilledMy Reader30
skillsMy Reader17
sleep on itRead-Aloud35
sneakRead-Aloud23
snorkelMy Reader34
snugMy Reader11
soaringRead-Aloud27
socialRead-Aloud34
soggyRead-Aloud24
soup kitchenRead-Aloud13
space aliensRead-Aloud23
sparkleMy Reader36
speckledMy Reader27
spectacularRead-Aloud31
spinning teacupsRead-Aloud33
sprang to lifeRead-Aloud35
spyRead-Aloud6
squintedRead-Aloud14
stampedeRead-Aloud10
stand outRead-Aloud17
stiltsRead-Aloud22
stoopRead-Aloud20
streamRead-Aloud21
streamMy Reader7
strollingMy Reader33
subwayRead-Aloud20
surroundedRead-Aloud13
swellMy Reader20
swim shirtRead-Aloud33
taxiRead-Aloud7
Te quieroRead-Aloud20
TexasRead-Aloud12
tíaRead-Aloud20
tíoRead-Aloud20
toss my tunaRead-Aloud35
tracksRead-Aloud10
trafficRead-Aloud20
trainRead-Aloud6
tucks awayMy Reader10
tunnelRead-Aloud21
turnout gearRead-Aloud15
unusualRead-Aloud22
vaccinatesMy Reader15
variousRead-Aloud18
vehicleRead-Aloud6
wailedRead-Aloud15
warningRead-Aloud30
weather conditionsRead-Aloud11
welcomeRead-Aloud5
whip-poor-willRead-Aloud20
wishedRead-Aloud14
worldRead-Aloud16
worseMy Reader13
yamMy Reader4

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Background KnowledgeLesson
Addressing an Envelope15
Balloon Exploration9
Beaches and Boardwalks33
Camping28
Cloud Dough29
Community and Community Helpers13
Different People, Different Homes22
Dwellings20
Firefighters and Paramedics15
Habitats26
Making a Spiderweb31
Making Tracks27
Movement Exploration19
Science and Experiments18
Surfing34
Teacher, May I? Game19
Weather Alerts10
What is a Bakery?29
What Is an Insect?30
What’s in a Weather Report?11
Woodland Habitat: Let’s Go to the Woodlands!21

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Note: These activities expand on concepts in the lessons, rather than directly teaching literacy skills. Music, art, and play are incorporated elsewhere in BOP-K under their primary headings; for example, songs with letter sounds often appear in activities with the “Phonemic Awareness” heading.

Activity TitleActivity Type and DescriptionLesson
Tactile PictureArts and Crafts: make a picture to go with read-aloud story4
Bows and Hats!Arts and Crafts: add detail to storybook pictures5
Stitching PicturesArts and Crafts: stitch with yarn6
Tactile PictureArts and Crafts: make a picture to go with read-aloud story7
Dress for the WeatherClassification: match clothes to weather10
Tactile PictureArts and Crafts: make a picture to go with read-aloud story11
Weather PicturesArts and Crafts: make a picture for weather report11
Present and Record a Weather ReportDramatic Play11
Tactile PictureArts and Crafts: make a picture to go with read-aloud story14
Tactile PictureArts and Crafts: make a picture to go with read-aloud story17
Pennies for Your Ears!Listening Walk: identify sounds17
Tactile PictureArts and Crafts: make a picture to go with read-aloud story21
Build an Underground HomeArts and Crafts: build with clay22
Conversation Role Play With “Recipe for Friendship” CardsSocial Skills: practice conversation skills23
Animal CallsConcept Extension: listen to animal sounds28
Sand PlayConcept Extension: play with sand table33
Tactile PictureArts and Crafts: make a picture to go with read-aloud story34
StarfishArts and Crafts: add detail to starfish picture34
Dolphin SoundsConcept Extension: listen to and learn about dolphin noises34
“In the Sea”Music: song about marine animals34
Crab CraftArts and Crafts: make a model of a crab35
Hand Jive GameMusic and Rhythm: clapping game with turn-taking4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 15

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SidebarLesson
A Note About Selecting Special Words4, 5
Additional Use for “Yes or No?” Worksheet21, 23, 26
Addressing Repeated or Unrelated Ideas21
All Kinds of Houses24
Alphabet Scramble20, 27
Alphabet Terminology1
Alphabet Terminology: Capital Letters23
Animal Comparison Game Benefits27
Assessment of Alphabetic Wordsigns29, 36
Assisting Children with Topic Selection3
Background Knowledge for Student Storybook27
Braille Spine Labels3
“Bug” or “Insect”?30
Cards for 9-Square Game Board14
Cards for Go Fish Game12, 17
Cards for How Many Times? Game15
Celebrating Mastery18
Change to Activity Directions6, 10, 13, 16, 21, 26
Change to Objectives10
Character Voices35
Choking Hazard9
Commenting on the Content of Children’s Writing3
Comprehension Terminology17
Concept of Word in Text4
Counting Book Notes and Pacing9
Crayon Grasp2
Date Formats14
Decodable Words32-35
Describing Similar Characters14
Differentiating Between Letters and Alphabetic Wordsigns4–8, 10–18
Displaying the Alphabet Letter Graph11
Distinguishing e and i14
Dot Locator for Mention27, 30, 34
Early Modeled/Interactive Writing1
Encouraging the Use Of Decoding Strategies13
Encouraging the Use of Spaces Between Words7
Ending Punctuation in Kindergarten10
Engaging the Family20
Enrichment Activity for Maps12
Expanding Word Wall Usage30, 33
Fiction and Nonfiction Literature11
Fill-in-the-Blank Worksheets10
Finger Placement for Small Hands1
Five Speckled Frogs Book From APH27
Focus Letter, Word, and Number Review28
Frequently Confused Numbers7
High Frequency Word Assessment36
Identifying Ideas for the Writing Train21
Including Classmates3, 4, 5, 7-9, 11, 14, 15, 17–28, 30-35
Increasing Independence with the Calendar3, 6, 10, 13, 16
Independent Work3
Independent Writing3
Independent Writing and Topic Variety5
Individualizing Letter and Alphabetic Wordsign Instruction20, 21
Individualizing the All Aboard! Writing Checklist22
Individualizing Writing Support—Modeled/Interactive or Guided6
Introducing New Words3
Keeping Alphabet and Number Cards for Future Use2
Keeping Cards for Future Lessons3, 4, 6, 10, 13, 16, 20, 24, 26, 27, 30, 31, 33
Key Words for Vowels5
Learning to Load Paper1
Letter Recognition and Decoding15
Low Line Symbol20
Marking With a Crayon10
Materials for Tactile Pictures3
Modeled/Interactive Writing3
Modeling Use of the Table of Contents25
More Fun With My City Neighborhood20
Moving-On Checklist3, 10
Music and Sound Effects for We All Go Traveling By6
My Reader Table of Contents2
Name Writing With First and Last Name10, 16
New Word in11
Number Word Reference32
Numbered Sentences20
/ô/ sound of a20
Option to use numbers 0–1028-30, 33
Optional Assessment of First Grade Phonemic Awareness and Phonics Skills36
Optional Teacher’s Book20
Options for Authentic Individualized Writing25
Options for Independent Marking6
Organizing the Word Bank6
Pacing Activities on Day 19, 19, 29
Picture Descriptions for Last Stop on Market Street13
Preselected and/or Individualized Numbers25
Progress Monitoring3–8, 10–18, 20-23, 25-28, 30-35
Providing Feedback on Letter and Word Reading20
Punctuation and Capitalization of Dialogue25
Reading Text While It Is In the Braillewriter12
Recording Make a Match: Data on the Moving-On Checklist26
Recording Race to the Pond: Data on the Moving-On Checklist27
Recording Who Has Less? Data on the Moving-On Checklist22
Recording Who Has More? Data on the Moving-On Checklist20-23
Saving Objects for Review of Initial Sounds3
Say the Letter!3
Segmenting Words Beginning With st and qu28
Selecting Feel ‘n Peel Symbol Stickers for the Alphabet Graph4
Segmenting and Counting Syllables6
Selecting Special Words3
Sentence Strips4
Separating the Target Letter7
Sharing Ideas and Brainstorming with Peers3
Singing the Days of the Week1
Sorting Possibilities23-25
Spelling Expectations for Kindergartners22
Student Storybook: Sequence and Pacing3
Tactile Graphic Worksheets of Read-Aloud Illustrations30
Teaching Children to Recognize the Numbers 0 Through 93
Teaching Tactile Graphics with Color Time2
Teaching the Marking Process6
Techniques for Teaching New Letters and Contractions3
The Calendar and the Classroom1, 2, 4–8, 10–18
The Concepts of Letters and Words3
The Word it in Braille7
There and Its Homophones28
Third Read-Aloud2, 4, 11
Time Needed for Ice Cube Experiment18
Tips for Playing Card Games12
To, Too, Two, and 28
Uncontracted Words in Phonics Activities11
Updating the Word Wall26
Use Contracted Braille for Reading and Writing the Child’s Name1
Use of Additional Pages in Look It Up Book20
Using Alternate Versions of the Alphabet13
Using the Crayon Board8
Word Family Flip Books12, 13, 15
Word PlayHouse2
Word PlayHouse Tiles for Onset and Rime Activities11
Writing the Word because24
Y as a Vowel5

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