For Parents
WELCOME

Here are a few hints that have helped children do well and adjust in the school easily

  • Read a great deal to your child
  • Listen to your child read to you
  • Make your home a haven of thoughts, books and ideas
  • Let your child have a special place to keep her/his books
  • Play memory games
  • Play works: i.e. what rhymes with cat?
  • Refrain from comparing him/her with other children
  • Every child is unique: each child has different “sensitive periods” for learning.
  • Encourage story-telling and drawing to you and other members of the family friends.
  • Encourage your child to write words the way they sound. Invented spellings are acceptable.
  • Help your child look at different patterns, count on beans, buttons, beads, toothpicks. Etc.
  • Encourage recycling within your home and at school
  • Encourage a questioning attitude.
  • For pre-school children let the child help you in simple tasks like sorting the laundry setting the table, gardening, etc.

REMEMBER:

  • This is such a big and exciting world to your child
  • Your child is eager to learn
  • Have fun with your child

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  • "The most important period of life is not the age of university studies, but the first one, from birth to age 6."



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