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Transitional kindergarten (TK) is a universally accessible and free program for age-eligible four-year-old children (to be available at no-cost to all four-year-old children by the 2025-26 school year) and parents may choose to enroll their children in a TK program or any other prekindergarten program for which the
Children are expected to know the alphabet, be able to visually identify each letter, and tell you the sound it makes. They should be able to spell and write their name, and count to at least 20. Its good if they know their colors and shapes as well.
How to help your child do well at Kindergarten Read to your child every day. Practice the use of crayons, scissors, and glue. Exercise with your child so they can recognize their name when written. Practice one and two-step directions. Train holding a pencil. Practice opening/closing lunch boxes and containers.
Transitional kindergarten also features more structured curriculums than those used in pre-K along with modified versions of kindergarten lessons. This includes important skills for reading, writing, and math, as well as learning socialemotional skills such as listening to directions and taking turns.
Spend time having fun at the schools playground, if available. Create and practice routines for morning and evening that you will follow during the school year. Read with your child, including books about going to kindergarten. Encourage your child to speak with other children to learn what kindergarten is like.
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