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Hats_On_Top_Level_2_Scope_and_Sequence

The document outlines the scope and sequence for 'Hats On Top Level 2', detailing ten units that cover various language structures, vocabulary, and content areas such as early literacy, social studies, math, health, and science. Each unit includes specific language structures and vocabulary related to themes like greetings, toys, family, food, clothing, animals, and community places. The curriculum aims to enhance students' language skills while integrating essential knowledge across multiple subjects.

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Hats_On_Top_Level_2_Scope_and_Sequence

The document outlines the scope and sequence for 'Hats On Top Level 2', detailing ten units that cover various language structures, vocabulary, and content areas such as early literacy, social studies, math, health, and science. Each unit includes specific language structures and vocabulary related to themes like greetings, toys, family, food, clothing, animals, and community places. The curriculum aims to enhance students' language skills while integrating essential knowledge across multiple subjects.

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Hats On Top Level 2: Scope and Sequence

Unit Language Structures Vocabulary Content Areas


Unit 1 What’s this? A (book). This is hello, bye-bye, backpack, bear, Early Literacy: greetings; rebus
a / my (hat). (Thomas) is a (boy). book, crayon, hat, name, paint, sentences; numeral recognition:
This What’s your name? My name is paint brush, paper, pen, pencil, 1–5
Is My … What’s missing? Let’s (go to penguin, picture, school, baby, Social Studies: classroom
school). What color is it / this? boy, dad, girl, mom, teacher,
School one, two, three, four, five, blue,
community; routines; greetings
How many (blue pencils)?
green, orange, purple, red, Math: sorting; numbers 1–5
yellow Science: mixing colors

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Unit 2 How many (cars) do you see? ball, boat, car, doll, kite, Early Literacy: phonemic
Put (five coins in the boat). plane, truck, bird, cat, dog, awareness: /d/
My Toys Does (your boat) float? What duck, fish, coin, float, fly, Math: size; shapes; numbers
shape is this? What shape do play, sky, water, wave, dry, 1–5
you see? Is it big or little? What wet, word, circle, square,
do you have? I have (a big ball). Art: toys; shape pictures

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triangle, shape, big, little,
What do you see? I see (five) black, white, yes, no, goodbye Science: floating and sinking;
(cars). (One) (orange) (triangle). kites

Unit 3 How are you? What’s wrong? arm, ear, eye, finger, foot, Early Literacy: numeral
My (head) hurts. I’m sorry. Do hair, hand, head, knee, leg, recognition: 6-10; phonemic
All you have (a purple hat)? Who mouth, nose, shoulder, thumb, awareness: /f/
About has (glasses)? (The girl) has toe, tummy, count, hear, hop, Health/Science: body parts;
Me (glasses). How many (arms) run, try, wiggle, frog, glasses, movement; first-aid
does (Sam) have? nurse, quilt, please, thank you,
Math: numbers 1–10; early
He / She has (two) (arms). six, seven, eight, nine, ten
addition

Unit 4 I have (five) people in my family. brother, family, grandma, Early Literacy: the alphabet;
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I love my (mom). Who is this? grandpa, people, sister, spelling; birthdays and ages
At Where is (the chair)? Here (it) is. bedroom, kitchen, living room, Social Studies: families;
Home Who is in the (kitchen)? (Mom) is bed, cake, candle, chair, door, birthdays; feelings and empathy
in the (kitchen). Happy birthday! floor, gift, house, room, rug,
How old are you? I’m (four). How Math: counting; patterns;
table, wall, window, birthday,
old is (Sam)? (Sam) is (four). This graphs
build, angry, glad, happy, sad,
is our (room). I / We can (build tired, first, letter, spell, the Art: family portraits; doll
a house). Our (room) has (two) alphabet furniture; paper chains
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(windows). How are you feeling? Science: free-standing


I’m (happy). How is (Baby) feeling? structures
(Baby) is (sad). Are you (angry)?
What’s the first letter in (your
name)? I can (spell my name).

Unit 5 Do you like (apples)? Yes, I apple, apple juice, banana, Early Literacy: pictorial menus;
do. No, I don’t. I like (apples). I bread, cheese, cracker, egg, recipes; the letter Pp
I Like don’t like (apples). How about grape, jelly, lemon, lemonade, Health: healthy eating; hygiene
Food you? Wash your hands. Brush milk, orange, orange juice,
Art: apple printing; popcorn
your teeth. Dry your hands pancake, peanut, peanut
collage
(on a paper towel). Do you like butter, pie, pizza, popcorn,
(peanut butter) best? I like (jelly) rice, sandwich, strawberry, Social Studies: mealtimes;
best. (Pam) likes (pie). We both sugar, cup, paper towel, grocery shopping; polite
like (pizza). Please pass the parrot, soap, spoon, crush, conversation
(pizza). You’re welcome. drink, eat, pour, spread, Math: patterns; matching pairs
squeeze, stir, yummy Science: mixtures

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Unit Language Structures Vocabulary Content Areas
Unit 6 Look at me. I’m wearing (a baseball hat, belt, boots, Early Literacy: the letter Hh;
blue shirt). What is he / she buckle, button, camera, descriptions; writing skills
Clothes wearing? He / She’s wearing chef’s hat, dress, jacket, Social Studies: clothes and
(brown) (pants). What are you mittens, pants, raincoat, rain weather; helping
wearing today? It’s a (rainy) day. hat, shirt, shoe, shoelaces,
It’s time to (put on your jacket). skirt, sock, sunglasses, Math: patterns; writing
Thank you for helping. Velcro®, zipper, cold, rain, numerals; graphs
rainy, sun, sunny, different, Science: weather; fasteners

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good night, hi, horse, hot dog,
march, parade, playground,
brown, today

Unit 7 How many (ducks) are there? animal, cow, crocodile, lamb, Early Literacy: the letter Cc;
There is (one) (horse). There turtle, barn, farm, make, pick, diagrams and labels; spelling
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are (four) (ducks). What are you plant, run, sit, sleep, stand, Science: animals; seeds; eggs
Farm doing? I’m (eating). (The horse) swim, carrot, corn, dirt, flower,
Math: counting and sorting
is (running). We’re (sitting). (The grass, leaf, root, seed, stem,
box, cookie, cookie cutter, animals; measuring growth
ducks) are (swimming). Can I
help? We have (seeds). What’s same Art: drawing plants; dramatic
inside (this egg)? Sure. games

Unit 8 Where are you going? I’m going beach, classroom, fire station, Early Literacy: the letter Tt;
to the (library). Where can you hospital, library, supermarket, telephone conversations;
Going find (a book)? In the (library). toy store, doctor, firefighter, directions
Places (The doctor) is going to the librarian, pilot, bike, bus, Social Studies: community
(hospital). Where are you? I’m at engine, fire truck, taxi, toys, places and workers; maps;
work. I’m in the (library). What train, magnet, telephone, transport
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does your (mom) do? He / She’s drive, fix, go, park, stop, write,
Art: paper planes; trains
a (pilot). Drive to the (library). new, old
Park next to the (school). Stop Science: magnets
at the (stop sign). (Toto) takes a
(taxi) to the (toy store).

Unit 9 Are you (sleeping)? Wake bat, bee, butterfly, monkey, Early Literacy: comparisons;
up! (The mouse) is (under) mouse, owl, skunk, snake, the letter Ll
Good
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the (tree). Can a (skunk) wolf, cave, hive, log, rock, Science: nighttime animals;
Night (fly)? Turn on / off the light. tree, children, flashlight, comparing day and night;
We’re going to the (moon). Are pajamas, moon, shadow, star, shadows
you ready? Blast off! Sleep daytime, nighttime, dark,
Math: counting backwards
tight. light, in, on, under, howl,
bigger, small, smaller, very Social Studies: day and night
activities; bedtime

Unit 10 We cannot (sleep). It’s too clock, farmer, spider, noisy, Early Literacy: the letter Ss
(noisy). Bring the (cows) in the quiet, bring, sing, take, song Math: numbers 1–10; shapes;
The house. Take the (cows) out of sorting
Noisy the house.
Art: costumes; performing a
House play
Science: sound shakers; snacks

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