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Improve attendance by instilling a love of learning in your child |
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Is it a battle getting your kindergartner ready for school, or does he practically bound out the door, eager to see what the day holds? The early years are a critical time to build a love of learning.
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Teach your kindergartner independence |
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As much as parents would like to attend kindergarten with their children--to make sure everything goes smoothly and comfortably--one of the biggest accomplishments in kindergarten is independence!
The best way to teach your child how to be more independent is to allow him to take on greater responsibility.
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Always practice preventive discipline to avoid problems |
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Disciplining your preschooler can be challenging and sometimes frustrating. However, you control your child's environment and her schedule. Managing these correctly can prevent many difficulties you might otherwise face.
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Stay involved with your child's school throughout the year |
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Kindergarten is an exciting time to work with the school. The following guidelines will help you stay involved throughout the year:
* Read everything that's sent home. Many opportunities are found in the school newsletter. PTAs and PTOs always need volunteers.
* Ask how you can help. If the teacher doesn't need volunteers in the classroom, there are other ways to contribute. You might prepare class materials at home, play educational games with your child or chaperone a trip.
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Teach your child the importance of trying to ‘do the right thing' |
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As toddlers and preschoolers, children behave to earn parents' approval and to avoid a negative consequence. As they get older, they slowly learn good behavior for its own sake--simply because it's the right thing to do.
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Consider your child's ability before trying new activities |
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By February, you and your child may feel a bit housebound. A new outside activity may be just what you need. Not only will it get you out of the house, it can stimulate your preschooler's learning, too. Just remember the old saying: "Look before you leap."
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