You can access your child's Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Auditory Processing, Visual Discrimination, Letter/Word Awareness, Phonemic Awareness, Math/Number Awareness, and Social/Emotional Development. At the end, you're left with a tidy little table and a nice summary of your child's strengths and weaknesses. That's a pretty handy little tool!
Obviously, we have our work cut out for us in the Letter/Word/Phonemic Awareness department. But, we have seven months to master those 26 letters so I'm not worried that JT will be unprepared for Kindergarten this fall. I'll search Pinterest for some cool ABC activities and get busy!
That sound like a cool tool to me! And I find it impressing how far JT already is! Way to go, JT! :-)
ReplyDeletethanks joy, he's got a way to go with his alphabet, but we'll get there if it kills me!
DeleteI'm so impressed! WOW. You're totally rocking the homeschooling. That's a super awesome tool you found, too.
ReplyDeletelol. it's so funny that you mentioned homeschool! i like the school patty is in this year, but i have serious concerns about the direction of our school system as a whole. i get to thinking about homeschool every few months or so. i'm just afraid that i couldn't do it better!
DeleteAs the test just indicated, it's apparent that I'm not ready for kindergarten yet.
ReplyDeletelol. i totally think i would fail the physical portion of that test!
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