Month: January 2025

Although having your child enrolled in a high quality kindergarten or school setting is best recommended to support your child’s academic growth and social development there may be times when your child is not able to attend school. This may be due to school closure, illness, or other unavoidable circumstances. During the period your child is not able to attend school it is important to keep the routine as consistent as possible,and to try to keep up with their learning and curriculum goals as much as possible. Even if you have never had to “teach at home” there are some simple guidelines that help you to keep your child learning while they are away from school. 1. Set Clear Learning Goals 2. Create a Structured Routine 3. Use Active Learning Strategies 4. Foster Independent Learning 5. Monitor Progress and Provide Feedback 6. Make Learning Fun 7. Encourage Socialization 8. Additional Tips:

By: Teacher Ravisara Writing is an exciting journey that begins with the simplest of marks on paper. In kindergarten, children move from scribbles to structured sentences through a combination of fine motor development, imagination, and practice. Understanding how these skills develop can help parents support their child’s growth both at home and at school. The Stages of Writing Development Children progress through various stages of writing: Each stage is a valuable part of their development, and parents and teachers can nurture these skills through fun, engaging activities. In the classroom, we provide plenty of opportunities for children to practice writing in playful ways: You don’t need fancy materials to encourage writing at home. Simple, everyday activities can make a big difference. Writing in kindergarten is about progress, not perfection. Celebrate every stage, from scribbles to sentences. Offer positive feedback and encourage your child to express their ideas through writing. With consistent practice at home and at school, your child will develop strong writing skills that will set them up for future success.