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    The document provides a checklist of skills for children entering kindergarten. It includes skills in speaking and listening, such as raising their hand and following directions; working and playing well with others by sharing, taking turns, and being kind; eating and drinking independently using utensils and the bathroom; and taking care of themselves through tasks like handwashing and identifying personal information. The reminder at the end notes that children develop at different paces and their curiosity and joy are most important.

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    The document provides a checklist of skills for children entering kindergarten. It includes skills in speaking and listening, such as raising their hand and following directions; working and playing well with others by sharing, taking turns, and being kind; eating and drinking independently using utensils and the bathroom; and taking care of themselves through tasks like handwashing and identifying personal information. The reminder at the end notes that children develop at different paces and their curiosity and joy are most important.

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    Kindergarten Readiness Worksheets

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    The document provides a checklist of skills for children entering kindergarten. It includes skills in speaking and listening, such as raising their hand and following directions; working and playing well with others by sharing, taking turns, and being kind; eating and drinking independently using utensils and the bathroom; and taking care of themselves through tasks like handwashing and identifying personal information. The reminder at the end notes that children develop at different paces and their curiosity and joy are most important.

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    COUNTDOWN TO

    KINDERGARTEN!
    A Checklist for Little Learners

    SPEAKING & LISTENING


    • Can raise their hand and wait to be called on.
    • Can follow simple directions.
    • Can ask a grown-up for help.
    • Can talk about their feelings and needs.
    • Can listen to a story without interrupting.
    • Can ask questions if curious or confused.
    • Can apologize if they’ve made a mistake.

    WORKING & PLAYING


    • Can share with other children.

    © 2023 by WeAreTeachers. Teachers may make copies of this for school and classroom use.
    • Can wait for their turn.
    • Can have a back-and-forth conversation with a peer.
    • Can lose a game gracefully.
    • Can be kind to others.
    • Can tell the difference between tattling and telling.
    • Can join in activities and games with others.
    • Can keep their hands to themselves.
    • Can write their first name.

    EATING & DRINKING


    • Can open every item in my lunch on their own.
    • Can use a spoon and fork.
    • Can clean up when they’re finished eating.
    • Can use a napkin. REMINDER!
    • Can remember if they packed a Each child develops at their own
    or are buying
    lunch. pace and time. This is just a list of
    recommended skills, but their joy
    and curiosity matter most!
    COUNTDOWN TO
    KINDERGARTEN!
    A Checklist for Little Learners

    • Can identify which lunch box is theirs.


    • Can drink from a water fountain, cup, or straw independently.
    • Can tell a teacher if they’re allergic to a certain food.

    TAKING CARE OF MYSELF


    • Can wash and dry their own hands.
    • Can cover their mouth when they cough or sneeze.
    • Can blow their nose with a tissue.
    • Can put on and zipper their own coat.
    • Can tie their own shoes.
    • Can use the bathroom on their own.
    • Can tell their teacher their parents’ first and last names.
    • Can tell their teacher their caretaker’s phone number.

    © 2023 by WeAreTeachers. Teachers may make copies of this for school and classroom use.
    I’m ready for kindergarten!
    I can write my first name.

    I know my shapes and colors.


    I can color the rectangle blue, the circle red, the triangle green, and the square yellow.

    I know my numbers.
    I can draw a line from the numbers below to the group that shows that number of toys.

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    © 2023 by WeAreTeachers. Teachers may make copies of this for school and classroom use.

    I know about me!

    I am years old.
    My birthday is .
    My favorite color is .
    My favorite food is .

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