NAD K Stepping Stones Narrow Results
resources created or recommended by teachers using the North American Division Stepping Stones integrated literacy program for Kindergarten students
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Bein' with You This Way KindergartenNAD Pathways Kindergarten Selection 1 for Theme 1: Heroes/Let's Be Friends. Individual differences are celebrated with warm illustrations and lilting repetitive wording. -
K-2 BRIDGE Curriculum Kindergarten-Grade 2This 2018 NAD convention breakout session's presentation covers "an integrated curriculum especially designed for multi-grade K-1 and K-2 teachers." Read how to seamlessly teach both Stepping Stones and Pathways. -
K-2 Multi-Grade Bridge Kindergarten-Grade 2From the Southern Union Conference, "K-2 BRIDGE is an option for K-1 or K-2 multi-grade teachers trying to teach Pathways 1-2 and the new Kindergarten Stepping Stones. Both can be accomplished by teaching one core book using one Daily Lesson Guide. All... -
Kindergarten Stepping Stones - North American Division KindergartenDeveloped by the North American Division, Stepping Stones: A Journey to Excellence through Discovery is a faith-based program based on national kindergarten standards. Check out the themes, components, development, and resources. -
Kindergarten Stepping Stones Blog KindergartenBlog introducing the components of the new Kindergarten Stepping Stones Curriculum. -
Subject Area Shop Talk - Kindergarten KindergartenThis recording is from the 2021 virtual teachers' convention for educators in Canada. This kindergarten meeting focused on implementing the Stepping Stones program while meeting provincial requirements. -
This is Our House KindergartenNAD Pathways Kindergarten Selection 4 for Theme 1: Heroes/Let's Be Friends. George guards his cardboard box on the playground, not allowing playmates in for a variety of reasons. This engaging story about discrimination speaks clearly for itself. -
Winners Never Quit! KindergartenNAD Pathways Kindergarten Selection 3 for Theme 1: Heroes/Let's Be Friends. "Mia learns quickly that there will be times when she will score a goal and those when she will not, but playing the game is the most fun of all" (School Library Journal).