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The document discusses the transition process for young children with disabilities entering kindergarten, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among families, educators, and service providers. It outlines a step-by-step approach taken by the Baldwinsville School District in New York to facilitate this transition, which includes early engagement of parents, observation opportunities, and collaborative decision-making regarding Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). The article highlights common parental concerns and stresses the need for effective communication and support systems to ensure a successful start to school for children with disabilities.

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Why is kindergarten so special?

Students in kindergarten develop holistically. Play, sports, and physical activities help develop motor skills, coordination, and physical well-being. By interacting with peers and teachers, children grow the essential social skills theyll need in life things like sharing, cooperation, and empathy.

What age is appropriate for kindergarten?

In most states, children must be 5 years old by August or September to enter kindergarten that academic year, ing to the National Center for Education Statistics. But the age when kids are legally required to start school is often older, and state laws and school districts policies can vary greatly.

Is delaying kindergarten good for the child?

A 2015 study titled, The Gift of Time? Starting School Age and Mental Health found strong evidence that delaying kindergarten by one year provides mental health benefits to children, allowing them to better self-regulate their attention and hyperactivity levels when they do start school.

What percentage of kids get held back in kindergarten?

Most students start kindergarten when they are 5, but traditionally, about 4 percent of students are redshirted each year, or held back for one year and enrolled at age 6, a decision made by their parents or guardians.

What grade is below kindergarten?

Overview Grade Level CodeGrade LevelExpected Age 002 Infant 0 2 004 Preschool 3 5 006 Day Kindergarten 5 6 007 Full Day Kindergarten 5 612 more rows

Should a child be held back in kindergarten?

In general, research says holding a child back isnt beneficial, but science doesnt have an answer for your child in your circumstances. You need to work with the teachers. K,1st are incredibly important for foundations to math and reading. If shes behind now, she will struggle in the future.

Is it okay for kindergarteners to miss school?

The harm is the behavior pattern established for the child: its okay to miss school for fun. Kids understand patterns and behaviors very early and as academic elements in school increase, missing for vacation is going to have a big impact. Also, keep in mind that your child is likely to get sick a lot in kindergarten.

Is it OK to get held back in kindergarten?

Retention in kindergarten is not a huge deal unless the kid or parents are really against it. Kinder and first are really the only appropriate age to repeat a grade because theres not a negative impact socially (unless the parents are set against it).

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