School Readiness and Kindergarten Prep

Practical articles about school readiness and kindergarten prep for parents and teachers.

School Readiness and Kindergarten Prep

Practical articles about school readiness and kindergarten prep for parents and teachers.

Bilingual Kids and School Screening: Six Language Questions to Ask

Bilingual Kids and School Screening: Six Language Questions to Ask

A warm decision guide for asking how a preschool or kindergarten screening handles testing language, interpretation, observations, and home-language evidence.

The School Screening Notice Is Vague. Ask These Seven Questions First

The School Screening Notice Is Vague. Ask These Seven Questions First

A vague school screening notice can leave families guessing, so start with seven plain questions about the test, timing, language, evidence, and next steps.

Preschool and Kindergarten Weekly Planning: How Much Is Enough?

Preschool and Kindergarten Weekly Planning: How Much Is Enough?

A flexible guide to preschool and kindergarten weekly planning, with short learning moments, simple records, and signs that a schedule is too full.

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A Simple Weekly Learning Planner for Ages 3-7

A Simple Weekly Learning Planner for Ages 3-7

A weekly learning planner for ages 3-7 works best when the page is short, adult-managed, and based on what actually happened during real family life.

Kindergarten screening: what to expect and how to prepare

Kindergarten screening: what to expect and how to prepare

Know what kindergarten screenings look for, what scores mean, and how to practice name, letter, counting, drawing, and language skills without pressure.

When kids learn addition, and what comes first

When kids learn addition, and what comes first

Most kids learn addition between ages 4 and 7, after counting, one-to-one matching, subitizing, and number bonds begin to feel steady.

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Free letter, number, and skill walk-throughs organized A to Z and 0 through 10. Use them alongside your favorite workbook or as a stand-alone reading break.

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When do kids start writing letters and words?

When do kids start writing letters and words?

Most children move from scribbles to letters between ages 2 and 6. Learn what counts as early writing, when grip matures, and when to ask for help.

What to know before kindergarten, according to teachers

What to know before kindergarten, according to teachers

Kindergarten teachers rank self-care, listening, tool use, and name recognition ahead of early reading. Use simple summer practice ideas and printables.

When should kids know shapes and colors?

When should kids know shapes and colors?

Most children name colors between 3 and 4, know basic shapes around 4, and handle harder shapes by 5 or 6. Here is when to relax, check vision, and play.

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