| Getting Ready for Kindergarten |
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| Wednesday, 12 March 2008 | |
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You can also read other general recommendations for parents in "Getting Ready for School". Go to www.ed.gov/parents/questions.pdf for more info. As you prepare your child to start Kindergarten in a language immersion setting, you can help him have a successful learning experience by ensuring that:
What will my child's Kindergarten teacher expect of my child? Although teachers' expectations vary, here are some social skills and behaviors generally expected of children entering Kindergarten: Children should be able to follow school and classroom rules. Children should be able to listen attentively to and follow instructions. Children should be able to concentrate on and finish a task. Children should show self-control. Children should respect the property of others, share and take turns. Children should do as much for themselves as possible, such as taking care of their personal belongings, going to the toilet, washing their hands and taking care of and putting away materials. |
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