Kindergarten · Social Studies · Unit 10 of 14
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
Time words, putting events in order and stories of the past.
What your child practises
Practises yesterday, today and tomorrow, words that describe parts of a day or order of events (first, then, last), telling events in order, and learning from stories of the past told by family and Elders.
Manitoba Curriculum learning outcome: 0-KH-018, 0-KH-019, 0-VH-004, 0-S-202, 0-S-404 · yesterday, today and tomorrow, time words, stories of the past and telling events in order
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
Which is a kind way to show interest in a story of the past?
- Look away
- Interrupt
- Ask a question
Ask a question
Hint: Listening and asking show you care.
Question 2
An Elder tells you a story about the past. You can…
- walk away
- listen and learn
- cover your ears
listen and learn
Hint: We can learn from stories of the past.
Question 3
Grandparents can tell us what life was like…
- a long time ago
- tomorrow
- never
a long time ago
Hint: Grandparents and Elders share stories of the past.
Question 4
Which word means the day before today?
- tomorrow
- someday
- yesterday
yesterday
Hint: Yesterday has already happened.
Question 5
Which word tells what is happening now?
- past
- present
- future
present
Hint: Present means now.
Question 6
Your birthday was last week. It is in the…
- present
- past
- future
past
Hint: It already happened.