Is Your Child Ready? Kindergarten Prep & Skills in a Classical Education

Starting kindergarten is a big step for any child, and the right preparation can make all the difference.
In this week's Classical Et Cetera, we take a closer look at what makes a classical kindergarten program stand out. From the key skills your child will need to thrive, to the unique benefits of a classical education in those early years, we explore how this approach helps lay a solid foundation for lifelong learning. Whether you’re preparing your child for kindergarten or considering a new educational path, this episode offers valuable insights into what a classical program has to offer.
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[@nathaliawatkins456]

What Tanya said about needing to keep working toward learning to read is very important. There is this sentiment that as long as we read kids good literature, they’ll pick up reading and spelling sort of by osmosis, and that’s simply not the case. Explicit instruction is always best practice qnd we also know that early intervention yields the best results, so if a child is really struggling to take off with reading (or if we don’t even try until they show interest), we miss a very crucial window for diagnosing and addressing learning needs.

[@tiffkeeton]

Yes, bring the teachers back more often.

[@thebookishpa7175]

Love The Bible Recap! I’m on my 2nd round of it. You won’t regret it! It’s quite a journey. Wolf Hall added to my TBR!

[@dideroteffect]

Starts at 11:43

[@saramartinez103]

Thanks

[@asdisskagen6487]

Thank you!

[@loisbuciu]

Very thankful for this episode! It has been helpful for me!

[@deborahracette9755]

I really enjoy your book discussions - actually on any of your formats.

[@SWKS_AG05]

Phonics ❤.

[@rochellearthur1395]

What is the catholic gospel Latin option???