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At a glance. Many kids who are ready for kindergarten can say the alphabet and count to 10. Kindergarten readiness includes motor skills like holding a pencil and using scissors. Self-care like getting dressed and not needing help in the bathroom are important kindergarten skills.
Recognize letters in their first name. Know that letters are used to make words, such as c-a-t, d-o-g. Be able to read some common words by sight such as STOP on a stop sign. Recognize rhymes in familiar stories, poems and songs.
Unfortunately, there is no test to determine if a child is ready for kindergarten, since ready can mean so many different things. All children have tasks they do well and tasks they find difficult. In addition, children learn many new skills during their first year of school.
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