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Kindergarten

Inside your kindergartner's mind-boggling brain

What's going on in there? See what neuroscience tells us about your "big kid's" developing brain. More »


Social Skills

All about friends

How to help your child make (and keep) friends


Book Reviews

12 best book series for new readers

Our picks should provide plenty of great reads for your kindergartner.


Parenting Dilemmas

Coach me?

Ever wondered if a parent coach could transform you into the parent you always hoped to be?


Reading

Reading basics (video)

Get the inside scoop on how a child learns to read, from letters and letter sounds to understanding a story.


Learning Activities

Coin counter

Introduce your child to coins with this at-home activity!


Book Reviews

Classic books for your kindergartner

Get your child hooked on reading with these six memorable picks.


Academic Skills

Your kindergartner and writing

Your child may learn about invented spelling and learn how to hold a pencil properly this year.


Academic Skills

Your kindergartner and language arts

Look for students singing songs and learning the alphabet when you drop by language arts time.


Academic Skills

Your kindergartner and technology

Your child may get his first shot at using a keyboard and working with software this year.


Academic Skills

Your kindergartner and social studies

Kindergartners learn about national holidays and how the world is divided into countries.


Academic Skills

Your kindergartner and art

Expect your child to bring home lots of refrigerator-worthy artwork this year.


Academic Skills

Your kindergartner and music

Hear students singing and playing musical instruments when you visit during music time.


Academic Skills

Your kindergartner and PE

Kindergartners learn how to balance, throw beanbags, and play by the rules.


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silvermisty1 December 16, 2012


If the child is ready, why not? Let them take the kindergarten test to see how they do. It's not like kindergarten has a good reading program. Can't stand Open Court Reading.