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Tips for Children Starting Kindergarten & Books
Starting kindergarten is a big milestone for kids, and it can be an exciting (and sometimes nerve-wracking) time. Here are some tips to help children adjust and make the transition smoother: 1. Visit the School Ahead of Time 2. Establish a Routine 3. Talk Positively About Kindergarten 4. Practice Basic Skills 5. Encourage Social Skills 6. Foster Independence 7. Read Books About Kindergarten 8. Discuss Emotions 9. Prepare for Separation 10. Be Calm at Drop-off 11. Be Patient with Transitions 12. Create a Fun After-School Routine 13. Stay in Communication with the Teacher 14. Label Everything 15. Celebrate the Small Wins How does your child feel about kindergarten? Are there…
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Jason and Kindergarten
My nephew was in Kindergarten this year. I hate how the school is closed down and how much Jason has missed so much of his first year of school. He is missing his friends and doesn’t understand why he can’t go to class. I miss my sister picking Jason up from school and them coming over after to play Basketball with Charlie. I haven’t got to see him or Lily since this all started and it feels like I’m never going to get to see them. Last night Debbie and Alyssa was over ad we were talking about Jason’s Kindergarten graduation which he may not get to have since school…
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The First Day of School
My nephew Jason will be starting school this year. Both Jason and Payton my niece will be attending Kindergarten. I let David know I wanted to get them a Gift. I decided I would purchase children’s books about Kindergarten and the First Day of School. As I was putting my Wish List I thought you might be looking for Gifts for children returning to school as well. Here are the books I picked out. Then if you would like to find other books you should check out Alyssa’s blog. My First Day [Book] Follow one little boy as he experiences all the firsts a first day of school brings, from…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
