A full year of Language Arts, Math and Handwriting, plus every manipulative and Pip the Practice Panda.
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Every bundle comes as printed books, a PDF, or both, and costs less than buying each piece on its own.
Lesson Books A and B, eight Team Readers, Cut and Play Pack, Language Adventure Cards, letter tiles, tray and Pip.
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Lesson Books A and B, Math Mats, Number Sense Cards, MathLink Cubes, pattern blocks, craft sticks and dice.
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What's in each kindergarten bundle
| Included | Mega Bundle | Language Arts Bundle | Math Bundle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Language Arts | |||
| Lesson Books A and B | 
Included |
Included | Not included |
| Eight Team Readers (four stories each) |
Included |
Included | Not included |
| Cut and Play Pack with custom folder |
Included |
Included | Not included |
| 55 Language Adventure Cards |
Included |
Included | Not included |
| Magnetic letter tiles and dry-erase tray |
Included |
Included | Not included |
| Math | |||
| Lesson Books A and B |
Included | Not included |
Included |
| Four Math Mats |
Included | Not included |
Included |
| 55 Number Sense Cards |
Included | Not included |
Included |
| MathLink Cubes, pattern blocks, 100 craft sticks and dice |
Included | Not included |
Included |
| Also included | |||
| Kindergarten Handwriting |
Included | Not included | Not included |
| Pip the Practice Panda |
Included |
Included | Not included |
| Starting at | $225.65 | $111.98 | $111.98 |
Starting prices are for the PDF. Every bundle also comes as printed books or Print + PDF, and manipulatives ship with every format.
What kindergarten families are saying
Read all kindergarten reviewsAs a reading specialist, I am picky about foundational language arts curriculum. I LOVE that Meadowlark follows the science of reading and uses research-based instruction.
I was having a hard time finding a fun, kinesthetic style, play based, secular program. Then I came across Meadowlark. I found the unicorn I was looking for.
My kid is so excited for the readers and for the activities. She begged me to do math on a weekend.
This curriculum doesn't rush the students, but gently guides towards big understandings and builds a foundation that will continue for all of their schooling.
Language Arts
Kindergarten language arts, built on the science of reading
Your child learns letters in the research-based SATPIN order, so they start blending and reading real words within the first few weeks. Every step is hands-on, and it all leads to stories you read together.
- Explicit phonics: phonological awareness, blending, segmenting and Heart Words
- Orton-Gillingham inspired, multisensory practice: see it, say it, move it
- Eight Team Readers with four stories each, made for reading side by side
- Conversation prompts that grow vocabulary and words for feelings
Kindergarten Language Arts
What makes it special
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What it teaches
Kindergarten Language Arts
What makes it special
- Science of Reading–aligned phonics instruction
- Orton-Gillingham–inspired multisensory routines
- Explicit phonological awareness, phonics, blending, segmenting, decoding, and Heart Words
- Team readers that parent and child read together for a warm, connected reading experience
- Beautiful custom illustrations and lovable characters
- Social-emotional learning, including using language to understand and express feelings
What makes it special
- Science of Reading–aligned phonics instruction
- Orton-Gillingham–inspired multisensory routines
- Explicit phonological awareness, phonics, blending, segmenting, decoding, and Heart Words
- Team readers that parent and child read together for a warm, connected reading experience
- Beautiful custom illustrations and lovable characters
- Social-emotional learning, including using language to understand and express feelings
Kindergarten Language Arts
What's included
- Lesson Books A and B
- Eight Team Readers (four stories per book, one book per unit)
- Cut & Play Pack + custom folder
- Language Adventure Cards (55)
- Word-building Magnetic Letter Tiles
- Magnetic Dry Erase Activity Tray
- Adorable Plush Pip the Practice Panda (used for practice, language, imaginative play, and storytelling)
What's included
- Lesson Books A and B
- Eight Team Readers (four stories per book, one book per unit)
- Cut & Play Pack + custom folder
- Language Adventure Cards (55)
- Word-building Magnetic Letter Tiles
- Magnetic Dry Erase Activity Tray
- Adorable Plush Pip the Practice Panda (used for practice, language, imaginative play, and storytelling)
Kindergarten Language Arts
What else is inside
- Hands-on phonics and language activities
- Parent prompts throughout the lessons
- Simplify, Expand, and Take It Outside suggestions
- Simple optional crafts, recipes, and extension ideas
- Flexible pacing for 3-, 4-, or 5-day homeschool weeks
- Combining imagination and language through play and storytelling
What else is inside
- Hands-on phonics and language activities
- Parent prompts throughout the lessons
- Simplify, Expand, and Take It Outside suggestions
- Simple optional crafts, recipes, and extension ideas
- Flexible pacing for 3-, 4-, or 5-day homeschool weeks
- Combining imagination and language through play and storytelling
Kindergarten Language Arts
What it teaches
- Strong early reading foundations
- Vocabulary and oral language
- Comprehension and sequencing
- Storytelling and conversation skills
- Social-emotional learning through books, prompts, and shared discussion
- Confidence, connection, and delight in reading
What it teaches
- Strong early reading foundations
- Vocabulary and oral language
- Comprehension and sequencing
- Storytelling and conversation skills
- Social-emotional learning through books, prompts, and shared discussion
- Confidence, connection, and delight in reading
Math
Kindergarten math that builds real number sense
Developed with Dr. Chepina Rumsey, PhD in mathematics education. Children touch it first, then see it, then use it in the real world, so the understanding sticks.
- Counting, comparing, and putting numbers together and apart
- Addition and subtraction foundations
- Shapes, measurement and early data
- Warm-ups that keep earlier skills fresh, plus end-of-unit checklists
Kindergarten Math
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What it teaches
Kindergarten Math
What makes it special
- Strong number sense from the very beginning
- Clear, supportive teaching for parents built right into the lessons
- Thoughtfully sequenced learning that builds skill by skill
- Concepts introduced concretely, practiced hands-on, and reinforced in meaningful ways
- Themed units, playful storylines, and multi-sensory math that children can truly understand
- Real-world mathematical thinking
- Support for a wide range of learners
What makes it special
- Strong number sense from the very beginning
- Clear, supportive teaching for parents built right into the lessons
- Thoughtfully sequenced learning that builds skill by skill
- Concepts introduced concretely, practiced hands-on, and reinforced in meaningful ways
- Themed units, playful storylines, and multi-sensory math that children can truly understand
- Real-world mathematical thinking
- Support for a wide range of learners
Kindergarten Math
What's included
- Lesson Books A and B
- Math Mats
- Number Sense Cards
- Math Manipulatives for Kindergarten and 1st Grade
What's included
- Lesson Books A and B
- Math Mats
- Number Sense Cards
- Math Manipulatives for Kindergarten and 1st Grade
Kindergarten Math
What else is inside
- Warm-ups that review past skills and gently introduce new ones
- Guided lessons with parent-friendly scripting
- Simplify, Expand, and Take It Outside built in
- Activity pages that help children tell stories with math
- Practice pages, games, and weekly reviews
- Optional enrichment with hands-on activities, puzzles, art, science, engineering, and nature connections
- End-of-unit assessments, checklists, and projects
- Flexible pacing for 3-, 4-, or 5-day homeschool weeks
What else is inside
- Warm-ups that review past skills and gently introduce new ones
- Guided lessons with parent-friendly scripting
- Simplify, Expand, and Take It Outside built in
- Activity pages that help children tell stories with math
- Practice pages, games, and weekly reviews
- Optional enrichment with hands-on activities, puzzles, art, science, engineering, and nature connections
- End-of-unit assessments, checklists, and projects
- Flexible pacing for 3-, 4-, or 5-day homeschool weeks
Kindergarten Math
What it teaches
- Number sense and counting
- Comparing, composing, and decomposing numbers
- Addition and subtraction foundations
- Measurement and data concepts
- Geometry and spatial reasoning
- Mathematical language, confidence, and problem-solving habits
What it teaches
- Number sense and counting
- Comparing, composing, and decomposing numbers
- Addition and subtraction foundations
- Measurement and data concepts
- Geometry and spatial reasoning
- Mathematical language, confidence, and problem-solving habits
Handwriting
Kindergarten handwriting, the gentle way
128 short lessons that build grip, control and confidence before asking for perfect letters. Letters come in the same order your child meets them in Language Arts. Available on its own or in the Mega Bundle.
- Pencil grip, posture and fine-motor play come first
- Letters taught in stroke families, with steady review
- Movement and outdoor ideas that go beyond the page
Kindergarten Handwriting
What makes it special
What's included
What it teaches
Kindergarten Handwriting
What makes it special
- Developmentally appropriate
- Built around how young children develop fine-motor control
- Multisensory and movement-based suggestions for increased control, stamina, and confidence
- Parent-guided, super easy to use
- Cohesive with letter and number strokes, letters, numbers, words, and themes in Kindergarten Language Arts and Math (but it can be used on its own)
What makes it special
- Developmentally appropriate
- Built around how young children develop fine-motor control
- Multisensory and movement-based suggestions for increased control, stamina, and confidence
- Parent-guided, super easy to use
- Cohesive with letter and number strokes, letters, numbers, words, and themes in Kindergarten Language Arts and Math (but it can be used on its own)
Kindergarten Handwriting
What's included
- Pencil grip and posture guidance
- Line types, strokes, and fine-motor foundations
- Gentle progression into foundational letter and number formation
- Beyond-the-book ideas, outdoor practice, and movement-based activities
- Parent prompts that explain how to support and why it matters
What's included
- Pencil grip and posture guidance
- Line types, strokes, and fine-motor foundations
- Gentle progression into foundational letter and number formation
- Beyond-the-book ideas, outdoor practice, and movement-based activities
- Parent prompts that explain how to support and why it matters
Kindergarten Handwriting
What it teaches
- Fine-motor strength
- Writing readiness
- Healthy formation habits
- Letter and number confidence
- Independence through gentle, repeated practice
What it teaches
- Fine-motor strength
- Writing readiness
- Healthy formation habits
- Letter and number confidence
- Independence through gentle, repeated practice
See a real kindergarten lesson
Get free sample lessons from Language Arts and Math and try them with your child this week.
A kindergarten week that fits your family
Language Arts, Math and Handwriting each have 128 lessons, so four days a week carries you through the school year.
Open and go
Parent prompts in every lesson and very little prep.
Short lessons
Most take 30 minutes or less.
Four days a week
Easy to stretch to three or five.
Room for real days
Simplify, Expand and Take It Outside ideas built in.
Paying with ESA, EFA or charter funds?
Meadowlark is an approved vendor for Arizona ESA, Texas and South Carolina EFA, and many California charter schools.
Kindergarten homeschool questions
Still wondering about something? We're real people and happy to help.
What age is Meadowlark Kindergarten for?
Meadowlark Kindergarten is made for five- and six-year-olds. If your child isn't quite ready for kindergarten work yet, our Preschool curriculum for ages 3 to 5 is a gentle place to start.
How long do kindergarten lessons take?
Most lessons take 30 minutes or less. Each subject is built for four days a week and flexes easily to three or five, so it fits your family's rhythm.
Is Meadowlark Kindergarten secular?
Yes. Meadowlark is fully secular, with strong academics, kindness, and stories that reflect all kinds of families. There is no religious content.
Do I need teaching experience?
No. Parent prompts in every lesson tell you what to say and do, and Simplify and Expand ideas help when your child needs a little less or a little more.
Does it follow the science of reading?
Yes. Letters come in the research-based SATPIN order, phonics is explicit and systematic, and practice is multisensory in the Orton-Gillingham tradition. Children blend and read real words within the first few weeks.
Which kindergarten bundle should I choose?
The Mega Bundle covers a full year of Language Arts, Math and Handwriting with every manipulative. If you already have one subject covered, the Language Arts or Math Bundle gives you that subject and its hands-on tools.
Should I get printed books or the PDF?
Printed books are printed in the USA and shipped to you. The PDF downloads right away so you can print what you need. Print + PDF gives you both. Bundle manipulatives ship with every format.
Can I pay with ESA, EFA or charter funds?
Yes. Meadowlark is an approved vendor for Arizona ESA, Texas and South Carolina EFA, and many California charter schools. Contact us and we'll help you order through your program.
What comes after kindergarten?
1st grade Language Arts and Math are coming in spring 2027, with 2nd grade planned for fall 2027.
Learning that grows with your child
Ages 3 to 5
Preschool
Play-based lessons for early reading, writing and numbers.
Shop PreschoolComing spring 2027
First Grade
Language Arts, Math, and Handwriting, with second grade planned for fall 2027.
