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Students will understand that each alphabet has a beginning sound.

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Other Activities for SOL  English Objective K.7 

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Other Activities for SOL  English Objective K.7 

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Beginning Sounds Treasure Hunt

Alphabet Scavenger Hunt with Beginning Sounds

Sorting Coins with Beginning Letter Sounds

Beginning Sounds Pancakes

Catherine, M. (2018).  10 ACTIVITIES TO TEACH BEGINNING SOUNDS & LETTERS. Retrieved September 22, 2018 from https://fun-a-day.com/10-activities-teach-beginning-sounds-letters/.

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Bloom's Level: Create ( Combining parts to Make a New Whole)

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Bloom's Level: Create ( Combining parts to Make a New Whole)

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Students will recognize that the beginning sounds of words start with particular alphabets.
Assessment:
Students put in groups will use paint stick and search for pictures that start with the beginning sound at the top of their paint stick and attach those pictures to their stick.

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Bloom's Level: Evaluate (Judging Value of Information)

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Bloom's Level: Evaluate (Judging Value of Information)

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Students will begin to print the alphabet in sequence.
Assessment:
Students will use various types of paper

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Bloom's Level: Analyze ( Breaking Information Down into Components) 

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Bloom's Level: Analyze ( Breaking Information Down into Components) 

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Students will point to and name the alphabet.
Assessment:
Letters are written on foam shapes and the lowercase letters on the clothespins. Students choose a clothespin, say the letter and clip the letter on the foam shape.

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Bloom's Level: Apply (Facts, Rules, Concepts, and Ideas are Applied) 

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Bloom's Level: Apply (Facts, Rules, Concepts, and Ideas are Applied) 

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Students will match uppercase and lowercase letters.
Assessment:
Students will complete Paper Cups Letter Recognition Activity-matching upper and lowercase letters using paper cups, and lots.

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Bloom's Level: Understand (What Do the Facts Mean?)

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Bloom's Level: Understand (What Do the Facts Mean?)

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Students will understand that each alphabet has a beginning sound.
Assessment:
Students will use "Letter Bingo"  to used to help them learn about the upper and lower-case letters.

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Bloom's Level: Remember-Recognizing and Recalling Facts

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Bloom's Level: Remember-Recognizing and Recalling Facts

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Students will:
Recite the letters of the alphabet
Assessment:
Students will be required to recite and pronounce the letters of the alphabet while singing the alphabet song.

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What actually is Bloom's Taxonomy and why do teachers use it?

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What actually is Bloom's Taxonomy and why do teachers use it?

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According to Jshabatu, 2018,  Bloom's Taxonomy is a classification of the different objectives and skills that educators set for their students (learning objectives). It is used to structure the learning objectives, lessons, and assessments of your course. :

Jshabatu.  (2018).  Using Bloom’s Taxonomy to Write Effective Learning Objectives.  Retrieved September 22, 2018 from  https://tips.uark.edu/using-blooms-taxonomy/

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How can kindergarten teachers assess the curriculum SOL objective  using Bloom's Taxonomy?  

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How can kindergarten teachers assess the curriculum SOL objective  using Bloom's Taxonomy?  

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Bloom's Taxonomy Chart (Revised Version)

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Bloom's Taxonomy Chart (Revised Version)

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SOL  K.7 The student will develop an understanding of basic phonetic principles. a) Identify and name the uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet.

English Standards of Learning for Virginia Public Schools.  (2010). Retrieved September 22, 2018 from  http://www.doe.virginia.gov/testing/sol/standards_docs/english/2010/stds_englishk.pdf.