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It's important to start getting your child into a routine before their first day of kindergarten. This can include practicing waking up and getting dressed at a certain time, having them pack their own backpack, and talking to them about what to expect in kindergarten.
One way to ease your child's anxiety is to take them on a tour of the school before their first day. This will help them become familiar with the layout and atmosphere of the school. Additionally, reading books about starting kindergarten and talking to them about their feelings can also help alleviate their anxiety.
Yes, it is completely normal for children to cry on their first day of kindergarten. It's a big change and can be overwhelming for them. It's important to reassure them that it's okay to feel sad and that you will be there to support them.
There are many ways to stay involved in your child's education during their kindergarten year. Some suggestions include attending parent-teacher conferences, volunteering in the classroom, and staying in communication with their teacher. You can also ask your child about their day and help with any homework or projects they may have.
Every child is different, but some basic skills that can be helpful for starting kindergarten include being able to write their name, recognizing letters and numbers, and being able to follow simple instructions. However, these skills will also be taught and reinforced in kindergarten, so don't worry if your child is not yet proficient in them.