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Kindergarten ELA (Oklahoma Academic Standards)

Your Teacher Information Pack for Kindergarten ELA in Oklahoma: the standards with their official codes, the state tests and the official links. Check what you're teaching and plan a lesson.

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State
Oklahoma
Grade
Kindergarten
Standards
Oklahoma Academic Standards for English Language Arts (OAS-ELA)
Last checked
2026-10-21

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The standards (our summaries)

Oklahoma's official codes with our own short summaries (not the official wording). Each code links to the official document.

Standard 1: Listening and Speaking

  • K.1.L.1 Listens actively and follows agreed rules for discussion, with reminders.
  • K.1.L.2 Follows one- and two-step spoken directions.
  • K.1.S.1 Treats classmates with respect, with reminders.
  • K.1.S.2 Joins group talk about topics and texts, including own writing, with reminders.
  • K.1.S.3 Asks and answers relevant questions, with reminders.
  • K.1.S.4 Talks about interests or tells stories while following rules such as taking turns.

Standard 2: Reading and Writing Foundations and Process

  • K.2.PA.1 Counts the words, including longer words, in a spoken sentence.
  • K.2.PA.2 Recognizes rhyming pairs and says a word that rhymes with a given word.
  • K.2.PA.3 Isolates and says the first and last sounds in spoken words.
  • K.2.PA.4 Counts, splits, and blends syllables in spoken words.
  • K.2.PA.5 Blends and splits onsets and rimes in one-syllable spoken words.
  • K.2.PA.6 Blends two to four sounds to make a one-syllable spoken word.
  • K.2.PA.7 Splits one-syllable spoken words of two to four sounds into single sounds.
  • K.2.PC.1 Understands that print carries meaning, as in labels, signs, and print around them.
  • K.2.PC.2 Holds books correctly and finds the title, title page, front cover, and back cover.
  • K.2.PC.3 Knows that we read pages from the top down, each line from left to right, and a book from front to back.
  • K.2.PC.4 Knows words are made of letters and are separated by spaces.
  • K.2.PC.5 Notices sentence features such as capital letters and end marks, with prompting.
  • K.2.PC.6 Writes first and last name and most letters correctly.
  • K.2.PWS.1 Names all capital and lowercase letters.
  • K.2.PWS.2 Puts the letters of the alphabet in order.
  • K.2.PWS.3 Says short and long vowel sounds and common consonant sounds.
  • K.2.PWS.4 Blends letter sounds to read simple VC and CVC words.
  • K.2.SE.1 Spells main consonant sounds in a logical phonetic way.
  • K.2.SE.2 Spells every sound in CVC words in a logical phonetic way.
  • K.2.F.1 Reads own first and last name in print.
  • K.2.F.2 Recites familiar rhymes, songs, and poems.
  • K.2.F.3 Builds a bank of sight words, reading regular and irregular words more and more quickly.
  • K.2.R.1 Names the topic or main idea and one supporting detail, with prompting.
  • K.2.R.2 Tells fiction apart from nonfiction, with prompting.
  • K.2.R.3 Puts the beginning, middle, and end of a story in order, with prompting.
  • K.2.R.4 Starts to retell facts and details from informational texts.
  • K.2.W.1 Shares ideas through drawing and early writing.
  • K.2.W.2 Puts the events or details of a story in order, with prompting.
  • K.2.W.3 Leaves suitable spaces between letters and words in early writing.
  • K.2.W.4 Adds details to drawings and early writing.
  • K.2.W.5 Shares stories with real audiences.

Standard 3: Critical Reading and Writing

  • K.3.R.1 Describes what authors and illustrators do.
  • K.3.R.2 Answers simple who, what, where, and when questions about a text, with prompting.
  • K.3.R.3 Describes the characters and setting of a story, with prompting.
  • K.3.W Uses drawing, labels, and writing to tell a story, give information, or give an opinion, with prompting.

Standard 4: Vocabulary

  • K.4.R.1 Sorts familiar objects into groups by how they are alike and different, with prompting.
  • K.4.R.2 Begins to notice context clues in read-alouds and texts.
  • K.4.R.3 Learns new words and links them to what they already know.
  • K.4.W.1 Uses new words to make complete sentences in shared activities.
  • K.4.W.2 Uses language that fits the purpose in shared writing.

Standard 5: Language

  • K.5.R.1 Recognizes simple sentences, with prompting.
  • K.5.R.2 Identifies nouns, verbs, describing words for color and size, the pronoun I, and words for position and time.
  • K.5.W.1 Begins writing simple sentences that start with a capital letter and end with an end mark.
  • K.5.W.2 Capitalizes first names and the pronoun I, with prompting.
  • K.5.W.3 Recognizes end marks (period, question mark, exclamation point) and starts using them.

Standard 6: Research

  • K.6.R.1 Identifies useful pictures, charts, texts, or people as sources of information.
  • K.6.R.2 Uses photos, illustrations, and titles to understand a text.
  • K.6.W.1 Comes up with topics and decides whether a friend, teacher, or expert could answer questions, with prompting.
  • K.6.W.2 Finds information in given sources during group research, with prompting.
  • K.6.W.3 Shares relevant information for different purposes, with prompting.

Standard 7: Multimodal Literacies

  • K.7.R Explores ideas and topics in multimodal content.
  • K.7.W Uses movement with props, images, or drawings to support writing and speaking.

Standard 8: Independent Reading and Writing

  • K.8.R Listens and responds to read-alouds, joins in shared reading, and explores texts on their own.
  • K.8.W Shares ideas through drawing and early writing, with prompting.

Tests and key dates

Check the Oklahoma State Department of Education for which grades are tested and this year's testing dates.

More packs

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Standards codes from the Oklahoma Academic Standards for English Language Arts, Oklahoma State Department of Education. Summaries are Classfern's own words, not the official text.

Codes are facts; the descriptions are our own short summaries, not the official text. Always check the official document.

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