Pre-Kindergarten

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Before You Start…

Help your child succeed (and love) school this year! Like a game, have your child take this quick online quiz to see how they are doing in reading and math.

Then, explore our resource for more information about grade-level expectations, examples of student work, and activities to support learning.

English Language Arts for Pre-K Students

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Expectations for Students
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Expectations for Students

Activities to Support Learning
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Activities to Support Learning

Mathematics for Pre-K Students

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Expectations for Students
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Expectations for Students

Activities to Support Learning Activities
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Activities to Support Learning Activities

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Tips for Talking to Teachers

A strong relationship between families and teachers is key to ensuring students have what they need to succeed. Parent involvement not only leads to higher grades and test scores, but also helps students develop self-confidence, motivation, and social skills. Knowing what questions to ask at school visits and parent-teacher conferences can help you feel confident when it comes to addressing your child’s’ academic needs.