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Dave_mcmt Kindergarten Skills Development
Skills to Practice this Month
- Encourage exploration and manipulation of crayons, pencils, scissors, buttons, zippers, forks, spoons, and other small everyday objects. Upon entering kindergarten, most children should be able to draw or copy squares, triangles, circles, and other geometric patterns and letters. They should be able to draw a person, dress and undress with assistance, and use utensils.
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Reprinted with the permission of Get Set 4 Kindergarten. © 2005 Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County.
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