Kindergarten: It Isn't What It Used to Be
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When your child's first day of school looms, it's important to remember that getting ready is more than just new shoes and the 64 pack of crayons. Susan and Mitch Golant cover the basics in Kindergarten: It Isn't What It Used to Be. You'll find out what to look for in a good program for your child and how to deal with the required deadlines for testing and immunizations. The authors even suggest numerous ways to insure complete readiness, from conversation skill building to dealing with school restrooms. Learn how to look for clues in your child's behavior that indicate readiness. Ask yourself questions like "Is my child motivated to learn? Encouraged to solve problems?" The book is organized in a very parent-friendly manner, with short chapters, clear suggestions, and a question-and-answer format. It's a terrific asset for parents faced with all those current age-and-skill related dilemmas that accompany kindergarten choices today. --Jill Lightner
Book Description
...addresses readiness, reading skills, social development, what to look for in a teacher, and how to help a child make the transition to kindergarten.
Kindergarten: It Isn't What It Used to Be,Susan Golant,Mitch Golant,McGraw-Hill/Contemporary,0737302534,Child Care/Parenting,Early Childhood Education,Education,Family & Relationships,Family / Parenting / Childbirth,Kindergarten,Parenting - General,Preschool & Kindergarten,Readiness for school,School Age
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