K–3 Curriculum Map Retractable Banners

A full-year playbook, 78” x 44”, right in your learning space. Investment: $325 per banner

Imagine walking into your homeschool room or classroom and seeing the entire school year laid out in one giant, colorful game plan. No more piecing together random printables, scrolling Pinterest at midnight, or wondering, “What should we do next?”

These Touchdown Academy K–3 Curriculum Map Retractable Banners turn the full deck of curriculum-based challenge cards into a huge 78” x 44” wall playbook for each grade level. Each square on the banner represents a real learning challenge pulled from the Touchdown system—designed to spark discussion, reflection, projects, and deeper exploration, not just “do the worksheet and move on.”

What’s on Each Banner

Every grade-level banner (K, 1, 2, or 3) gives you:

A Full-Year Map in One View

The core challenges for that grade are laid out in a clean grid so you can see the entire season of learning at a glance—from the first warm-ups to the end-zone projects.

All 5 Core Domains on One Field

Language, Math, Science, History & Geography, and Social-Emotional Learning are grouped and color-coded, so you can instantly spot if your week is balanced or if one lane needs more love.

Built-In Progression (Rookie → Leader Energy)

Challenges quietly build in complexity, moving from simple recall to rich, open-ended prompts that demand communication, emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and creativity—the same way the cards are meant to be used as deeper learning tools, not just trivia.

Kid-Visible, Parent-Friendly Design

Big, bold sections your child can actually see from across the room. Kids know where they are in the “season,” what they’ve already conquered, and what level they’re marching toward next.

Why Families & Teachers Love It

For parents & homeschoolers:

You get instant clarity on what to teach and when—no more guesswork.
Planning time shrinks because the banner is your master checklist, pacing guide, and vision board all in one.
It keeps you consistent: even on “off” days, you can glance up, grab a challenge, and still move the ball down the field.

For kids:

It feels like a giant progress map, not a syllabus.
They can point to boxes, ask “What’s that one?”, and actually see the journey they’re on.
It quietly raises the bar—these challenges are thoughtful, rigorous, and often require real conversation, projects, and follow-up activities.

For educators & micro-schools:

It becomes the hub for small-group, centers, warm-ups, and exit tickets.
Multiple adults can stay on the same page without sharing a binder or spreadsheet.
Student responses to the challenges become a benchmarking tool—strengths, gaps, and next steps are easier to see when the plan is literally on the wall.