My Progress in Kindergarten

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Mr. DeChant
1972-73

WORK HABITS
Listens and retains, has good work habits, but works more slowly than others.

PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT
Developing muscle control - needs more practice in balance and coordination.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
consideration and respect for others:
Any adult: Good
Classmates: Good
Property: Good
Responsibility and Dependability: knows responsibility
Manners:
Courteous: Yes
Waits his turn: Yes
Attentive while others speak: Yes
Shares: Yes
Participation: Participates most of the time - wants to be an observer at times
Classroom rules: Good

EMOTIONAL:
Well adjusted and happy boy, gets along well with others, has a nice sense of humor.

LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
Expresses himself well; has a questioning mind.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
Cooperation: Generally good
Locomotor skills: Generally satisfactory. Kevin has difficulty skipping.
Non-locomotor skills: Generally satisfactory
Ball skills: Satisfactory
Gymnastic skills:
Satisfactory. Kevin needs to develop more confidence in himself while he is using the equipment.

MUSIC EDUCATION:
Improvisation: Satisfactory
Rhythmic training: Needs improvement
Ear training: Satisfactory
Reading and writing: Satisfactory
Vocal and/or instrumental technique: Satisfactory
Comments: Kevin’s skipping and balance are just beginning to develop. He claps speech rhythms quite well, however.

READING AND NUMBER READINESS FOUNDATION
I can print my name.
I can successfully follow three verbal directions.
I enjoy books, stories and poems.
I can tell a story in proper sequence.
I can relate my experiences to the group.
I can use complete sentences.
I can hear likenesses and differences in sound.
I can speak clearly and accurately in a pleasant voice.
I can count objects.
I am curious about and interested in the world in which I live.
I can work with a variety of art tools and media.
I am able to express myself creatively.

Comments: Kevin is capable, he listens and retains. He can work independently, has good work habits, although he sometimes works too carefully. He has adjusted well.

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Comments

[i.livejournal.com]

ever get those motor skills down? i.e., can you skip yet? :)

[vlinker.livejournal.com]

i remember, back in the stone age, when i did kindergarden......(mind you, it was only 6 weeks long, then).......skipping, was stressed as a required skill for life........yup, there was skipping and then there was the required rest time on your own rug.......something everyone needs....

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

You should've had a T-shirt that reads: Plays well with others. Hey, you should have that T-shirt now. :)

[beckmermaid.livejournal.com]

I don't think it's so bad that you can't skip.. In fact, I'd worry more if you were a professional skipper....

[stellar7.livejournal.com]

lol....i guess everyone else got to the skipping remarks before i could, dammit. :)