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5 Important Kindergarten Readiness Skills Your Child Needs

Kindergarten is the first step for your child towards formal education providing them with a time of exploration and growth.Teaching children essential skills for better kindergarten success is becoming a matter of concern for most parents. Read this file here to find out the important skills your child needs for kindergarten readiness.tttt<br>

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5 Important Kindergarten Readiness Skills Your Child Needs

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  2. o Sending your child to kindergarten is the first step in making your child independent and giving them exposure to the world outside. Before you let your child venture into this unknown space, make sure you impart certain skills which can make them ready for the journey ahead. What are the 5 important kindergarten readiness skills for your child? o Help your child recognize and write the alphabet and numbers o Teach them how to hold a pencil o Help your child classify different objects according to shape and size o Listening to instructions and acting accordingly o Recognition of sight words like “stop, go etc.” What is the right age to send your child to kindergarten? o In most circumstances, children should be 5 years old by fall or late summer to be enrolled in kindergarten.

  3. What are the cognitive skills which are important for kindergarten? o Ability to speak in short sentences which can be comprehended easily by the listener o Narrating a story in sequential order o Differentiating between a story and a fact o Capacity to do multiple tasks When is your child ready to go to kindergarten? o Starts recognizing numbers and alphabets o Listens to your instructions and follows them o Knows how to handle emotions o Gets along well with friends o Starts showing interest in learning and exploring o Starts developing fine and gross motor skills

  4.  Get your child enrolled at Childventures for matchless kindergarten experience!  For more details, you can access the official page at https://childventures.ca/.

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