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What Your Child Should Know and Be Able to Do Upon Entering Kindergarten

What Your Child Should Know and Be Able to Do Upon Entering Kindergarten
photo by: Woodley Wonderworks
Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County

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___Can blow nose, cover sneeze
___Is independent in using the toilet
___Can wash own hands
___Can snap, button, zipper or belt own pants
___Can take off and put on coat
___Can tie shoes
___Recognizes own possessions: jacket, lunchbox, etc.
___Can eat unassisted
___Can use silverware
___Will put away toys when asked

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Reprinted with the permission of Get Set 4 Kindergarten. © 2005 Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County.

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