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Ready for Kinder Newsletter #30 – 2026

Hello! If the first day of kindergarten is getting closer, you may be wondering if you’ve done enough to prepare your child. The good news is that kindergarten readiness isn’t about doing everything—it’s about helping your child feel a little more confident each day. 🌟 Kindergarten Quick Tip Practice everyday school moments instead of academic…

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Ready for Kinder Newsletter #28 – 2026

Hello! When parents think about kindergarten readiness, writing is often one of the first skills that comes to mind. But before children can write letters, they need to build a strong foundation that makes writing feel comfortable and enjoyable. 🌟 Kindergarten Quick Tip Let your child draw without giving directions. Instead of asking them to…

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Ready for Kinder Newsletter #27 – 2026

Hello, friends! As parents, it’s easy to wonder if our children are learning enough before kindergarten. The truth is, some of the most valuable lessons happen during everyday conversations and play—not at a desk or with a worksheet. 🌟 Kindergarten Quick Tip: Teach Your Child to Introduce Themselves One social skill that often gets overlooked…

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Social Skills That Matter Most

The Social Skills That Matter Most Before Kindergarten When parents think about getting a child ready for kindergarten, they often picture flashcards, alphabet songs, counting games, and practicing writing names. Those skills certainly have their place. But if you ask kindergarten teachers what helps children have a successful first year of school, many will tell…

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Ready for Kinder Newsletter #26 – 2026

Hello! I hope you’re finding little moments to enjoy this season with your child. Remember, some of the most valuable kindergarten preparation happens during ordinary moments at home—not during formal lessons. Kindergarten Quick Tip Don’t rush to “upgrade” your child’s crayons. Many parents think bigger kids should automatically move to full-size crayons, markers, or pencils….