Monday, March 21, 2011

YOUR KINDERGARTNER

How They Grow in Kindergarten

Where They Are
The average five-year-old is enthusiastic, helpful, and conforming. He:


  • Attempts only things he knows he can do.

  • Needs attention, affection, and praise.

  • Is energetic and fidgety.

  • Has a short attention span.

  • May show opposite extremes of behavior.

  • May become less well-behaved as the school year progresses. Where They're Going
    At five years old, your child is learning to understand herself. You can help by encouraging her as she:

  • Develops a positive, realistic self-image.

  • Learns to respect herself.

  • Begins to understand her own uniqueness.

  • Gains awareness of her feelings.

  • Learns to express feelings.

  • Learns how to participate in groups.

  • Begins to learn from her mistakes.


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