The transition from play based preschool to structured, academic Kindergarten can be challenging for many children. They no longer have hours of free play and endless choices throughout the day. Students have to follow a routine in a new environment, be part of and cooperate within a larger group, listen and follow directions, and make new friends, all while learning how to read, write, and count to 100!

I created this comprehensive checklist from my experience teaching in the Kindergarten classroom. I hope you find this resource helpful in evaluating your child’s readiness!

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One of the most important aspects of Kindergarten Readiness is making sure your child is at the right preschool that will support their social, emotional and academic growth.

Do you teach your child about diverse holidays?

The answer is simple, let them be social!

Do they struggle when faced with a challenge?

Do they shut down when things get too hard?

Are they a perfectionist?

Can they tolerate feelings of frustration?

This can have a negative impact on their learning and performance in the classroom. It is something we see frequently at school, even in preschool and Kindergarten.

BUT, there are things you can do to help your child!