Kindergarten

Articles relating to kindergarten

  • Lend a Helping Hand – Read to Your Child

    I often hear people state the English language is difficult to learn and most times I nod without much consideration. Our school sent home this poem, which eloquently illustrates the difficulties the English language poses for emergent readers. Its conclusion is fabulous; stating what we all know – read to your child! HELP!!!!! I’m trying…

  • Back to School Night

    Due to unforeseen circumstances, just my husband attended back to school night. He felt it was extremely informative. Per my request, he took notes. The five pages of notes came in handy when we talked about his evening! First and foremost, he felt all parents should make an effort to attend their Back to School…

  • Back to School Parent’s Checklist

    Back to School Checklist Our children are getting acclimated to their new schedules. They are meeting new friends, becoming acquainted with their new teachers and familiar with the school’s behavior standards. While our children adapt to their school and its related components, as parents we should make sure the following items are in place. Update…

  • School Safety 101

    This morning I watched both of my children run out the front door towards the bus stop; both eager for their first day of school. My children spent most of the summer with me. Now, we will spend much of the day apart. The safety of my children is extremely important. Students learn best (and…

  • Behind Every Successful Student Stands a Teacher and a Parent

    Since they are calling for rain today, I started my morning by looking through my pile of papers to find some summer homework. Interestingly enough, I found a homework packet but I also found a great poem that poetically portrays the results when a good relationship exists between both a teacher and a parent. When…

  • Getting Ready for School

    It’s that time of year when we are getting ready to embark on another school year. Going back to school can be stressful! To overcome fears, talk to your child about his feelings. In addition, there are several steps a parent can take to make the transition easier. Visit your Doctor. Schools require a physical…