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Language and Literacy

Pedestrian Safety

Social Emotional Learning

Family Traditions

Spring Season

Winter Season

Outdoor Exploration + Summertime

Transitions, Routines, Starting Preschool

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Parents as Teachers teaching themes printable family letters. Suitable for early childhood centers and early intervention.
Themes:

  • Language and Literacy
  • Pedestrian Safety
  • Social Emotional Learning
  • Family Traditions
  • Spring Season
  • Winter Season
  • Outdoor Exploration and Summertime
  • Transitions, Routines, and Starting Preschool

Credits: WQED

Standards
Approaches to Learning Through Play (AL)
  • AL.1.1 — Demonstrate curiosity and initiative.
  • AL.1.2 — Use imagination and creativity to explore.
  • AL.2.1 — Show persistence in tasks.
  • AL.2.2 — Use problem‑solving strategies.
  • AL.3.1 — Engage in symbolic and pretend play.
  • AL.4.1 — Demonstrate flexibility and adaptability.
Social & Emotional Development (SEL)
  • 16.1.PK–2.A — Recognize and label emotions.
  • 16.1.PK–2.B — Demonstrate self‑regulation and coping strategies.
  • 16.1.PK–2.C — Develop positive self‑concept and confidence.
  • 16.2.PK–2.A — Engage in positive interactions with peers and adults.
  • 16.2.PK–2.B — Use communication to resolve conflicts.
  • 16.2.PK–2.C — Show empathy and respect for others.
  • 16.3.PK–2.A — Demonstrate responsible decision‑making.
  • 16.3.PK–2.B — Follow routines and classroom expectations.

Language & Literacy Development (1.1–1.6)
Language Development
  • 1.1.PK–2.A — Demonstrate understanding of spoken language.
  • 1.1.PK–2.B — Follow directions and respond to questions.
  • 1.2.PK–2.A — Engage in conversations with adults and peers.
  • 1.2.PK–2.B — Use expanding vocabulary to express ideas.
Reading
  • 1.3.PK–2.A — Show interest in books and stories.
  • 1.3.PK–2.B — Retell stories and identify characters, settings, and events.
  • 1.3.PK–2.C — Demonstrate phonological awareness (rhyming, syllables, sounds).
  • 1.3.PK–2.D — Recognize letters and letter–sound relationships.
Writing
  • 1.4.PK–2.A — Use drawing, dictation, and writing to express ideas.
  • 1.4.PK–2.B — Demonstrate beginning writing conventions.
  • 1.4.PK–2.C — Use writing for a variety of purposes.
Speaking & Listening
  • 1.5.PK–2.A — Participate in conversations and discussions.
  • 1.5.PK–2.B — Ask and answer questions to clarify understanding.
  • 1.5.PK–2.C — Describe familiar people, places, and events.

Cognitive Development
Mathematics
  • 2.1.PK–2.A — Demonstrate number sense and counting.
  • 2.2.PK–2.A — Recognize patterns and relationships.
  • 2.3.PK–2.A — Explore measurement and comparison.
  • 2.4.PK–2.A — Use shapes and spatial reasoning.
Science
  • 3.1.PK–2.A — Use observation and inquiry to explore the world.
  • 3.2.PK–2.A — Investigate cause‑and‑effect relationships.
  • 3.3.PK–2.A — Explore living things and their environments.
  • 3.4.PK–2.A — Use tools and materials safely and purposefully.

Physical Development & Health
  • 10.1.PK–2.A — Demonstrate gross motor skills (balance, coordination).
  • 10.1.PK–2.B — Demonstrate fine motor skills (grasping, manipulating tools).
  • 10.2.PK–2.A — Identify healthy practices and routines.
  • 10.3.PK–2.A — Recognize safe behaviors.
  • 10.4.PK–2.A — Participate in physical activities that promote fitness.

Family Engagement & Well‑Being (PAT‑specific, aligned to PA’s Family Engagement Standards)
  • Family partnerships
  • Safe and supportive learning environments
  • Culturally responsive practices
  • Use of community resources