TEACHER’S COMMENTS/REMARKS Department of Education
Cordillera Administrative Region 1st Quarter (Weeks 1-10) 2nd Quarter (Weeks 11-20) Kindergarten Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Division of Abra ______________________ ______________________ Days Present Lagangilang District ______________________ ______________________ Days Absent METODIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Days Tardy Laguiben, Lagangilang, Abra ______________________ ______________________ Days Incomplete ___________________ ___________________ Parent’s Signature Parent’s Signature 3rd Quarter (Weeks 21-30) 4th Quarter (Weeks 31-40) ______________________ _______________________ This is to certify that _____________________________ of Metodio Elementary School has developed the general ______________________ _______________________ competencies based on Kindergarten Curriculum. ______________________ _______________________ ___________________ ___________________ SHEILA B. PROGRESO Parent’s Signature Parent’s Signature Teacher III LRN: 135073180013 NAME: ABBAGO, SAMANTHA MAREE CAJES SECTION: VENUS Rating Indicators EDSEL BENEDICTO Q. MANANGBAO GENDER: FEMALE Rarely demonstrate the expected Head Teacher I Birthday: 12-26-2013 competency Age of the Child at the Beginning of the S/Y: Beginning (B) Rarely participates in class activities ___Years ___ Months and/or initiates independent works Age of the Child at the End of the S/Y: Shows interest in doing tasks but needs ___Years ___ Months close supervision Sometimes demonstrate the competency The purpose of this progress report is to inform Sometimes participates, minimal parents about their child’s learning achievement Developing (D) supervision based on the Kindergarten Curriculum Guide. This Progresses continuously in doing reflects a summary of your child’s learning assigned tasks Always demonstrates the expected performance. It identifies your child’s levels of competency progress in different domains of development (not Consistent (C) Always participates in the different necessarily academic) every ten (10) weeks or activities, works independently quarter so that we know if additional time and Always performs tasks, advanced in follow-up are needed to make your child achieve some aspects the competencies expected of a five (5) year old. HEALTH, WELL-BEING AND Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Infer character traits and feelings MATHEMATICS MOTOR DEVELOPMENT Identify simple cause and effect and Identifies colors Demonstrates health habits that keep problem-solution relationship of events Identifies shapes one clean and sanitary in a story listened to or in a familiar Sort objects according to shape, size, Demonstrates behaviors that promote situation and color personal safety Predict story outcomes Compare and arranges objects, Demonstrates locomotor skills Discriminate objects/pictures as same according to a specific attribute (size, (walking, running, skipping, jumping, and different, identifies missing parts, shape, length, quantity, etc. climbing correctly during play, dance and identifies which objects do not Recognizes and extends patterns or exercise activity) belong to a group Tells the name of the days in a week Demonstrate non-locomotor skills Speaking Tells the month of the year (pushing, pulling, turning, swaying Uses proper expressions and polite Distinguishes the time of the day and bending, throwing, catching, etc. greetings in appropriate situations tells time by the hour (analog clock) Demonstrate fine motor skills needed Talks about details of objects, people, Rote counts up to 20 (recognize for self-care/ self-help (tooth brushing, etc. using appropriate speaking numbers) buttoning, screwing lids, using spoon vocabulary Count objects up to 10 and fork, etc.) Participates actively in class activities Writes numerals up to 10 Traces, copies or writes letters and and discussions by responding to Sequences numbers numerals questions accordingly Identify the placement of objects in a SOCIO-EMOTIONAL Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Gives 1 to 2 step directions given set (1st, 2nd, 3rd…) DEVELOPMENT Retells simple stories or stories or Solve simple addition problem States personal information (name, age, narrates personal experiences Solve simple subtraction problem gender, birthday, etc.) Reading Group sets of concrete objects of equal Expresses personal interest and needs Identifies sounds of letters (using the quantities up to 10 (i.e., beginning Demonstrates readiness in trying out alphabet of the Mother Tongue) multiplication new experiences, self confidence in Name uppercase and lower case letters Separates sets of concrete objects of doing tasks independently (using the alphabet of the Mother equal quantities up to 10 (i.e., Expresses feelings in appropriate ways Tongue) beginning division) and in different situations Matches uppercase and lower case Measure length, capacity and mass of Follows school rules willingly and letters (Mother Tongue alphabet) objects using nonstandard measuring executes school tasks and routines well Identifies beginning sound of a given tools Show respect in dealing with peers and word Recognizes coins and bills (up to ₱ 20) adults Distinguishes words that rhyme UNDERSTANDING THE Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Identifies members of one’s family Count syllables in a given word PHYSICAL AND NATURAL Identifies people and places in the Identifies parts of the book (front, back, ENVIRONMENT school and community title, author, etc) Identifies body parts and their functions LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Show interest in reading by browsing Records observations and data with COMMUNICATION through books, predicting what the pictures, numbers and/or symbols Listening and Viewing story is all about and demonstrating Identifies parts of plant and animals Distinguishes between elements of proper book handling behavior Classifies animals according to shared sounds (pitch, volume, etc.) Interprets information from simple characteristics Listens attentively to pictographs, maps and other Describes the basic needs and ways to stories/poems/songs environmental print care for plants, animals and the Recalls details from Writing environment stories/poems/songs listened to Writes one’s given name Identify different kinds of weather Relate story events to personal Writes lower case and upper case experiences letters Sequence events from as story listened Express simple ideas through symbols to (drawings, invented spelling)