Kindergarten School Readiness Checklist 2026

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  2. Begin by reviewing the checklist items. Each item corresponds to essential skills your child should demonstrate before starting kindergarten.
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Comments Section Read to them Let them socialize at the park and through other activities Teach them to recognize letters and numbers Sing with them Color, cut, make them use their hands as much You can start reviewing phonics if youre motivated. Basic math- cut stuff in half, share 1/4th of a cookie.
Be able to draw a straight line, curvy line. Cut with scissors. Be able to use glue. Properly hold a pencil. Be able to skip. Be able to sit and listen. Know how to form a line when asked(like lining up for lunch). Know their address, parents names, their bday and their parents phone numbers.
Kindergarten teachers say that what children need most are the social and emotional skills to begin school. These are things like being able to take turns, to control themselves, to work in a group, to make friends, to talk with teachers and other children.
Language and literacy skills. Cognition and general knowledge (includes math / STEM) Approaches to learning (e.g. curiosity and persistence) Physical well-being and motor skills development.
Kindergarten Readiness Checklist Talks in sentences. Speaks loud and clear to express wants and thoughts. Uses sentences that have two or more ideas. Knows and can say some common nursery rhymes and songs (Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star) Pretends, creates, makes up songs and stories in play.

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It is developmentally appropriate to not be fully reading before kindergarten. Once school begins, you will have a better understanding of where your child is in terms of reading. Your childs teacher will tell you if there are any concerns when you meet for conferences in the fall.

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