everything you need to know about kindergarten activities
An issue on kindergarten math activity: My stepdaughter is 9 and lives with us through the school year but spends the majority of the summer with her Bio mom in another state. The summer between kindergarten and 1st grade she spent with us but between 1st and 2nd, and 2nd and 3rd grades she spent [...]
My 4-year-old son is very bright and imaginative, but has a hard time focusing on tasks -- as a result, his small-motor skills were beginning to lag behind. This workbook helped him develop skills in drawing shapes, solving puzzles, and beginning to write letters.
The workbook has bright pictures and a variety of actitivies. Parents (or kids) can choose to skip around the book if the child gets tired of one kind of activity. We chose to work straight through, stopping whenever he got tired or frustrated. The activities are challenging but not impossible.
One caveat -- are preschoolers really expected to know how to write the alphabet in upper and lower case? They learn how in this book, but I seem to remember taking that up in the first grade, oh a million or so years ago.
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