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Eight developmental areas are central to success in preschool and beyond.

Understand How Early Childhood Development in 8 Specific Areas Is Critical to School Success

As an experienced preschool and kindergarten teacher, I identified eight key developmental areas that play a critical role in a child’s success in preschool, kindergarten, and beyond.

Understanding more about each of these 8 key developmental areas will help you assess your child’s readiness to begin school and foster his growth in each area. For each of the 8 key developmental areas, I provide:

  • An explanation of the developmental area, including a discussion of how and why that area is critical to success to in school.
  • Tips for accelerating your child’s development in that area. This includes time-tested strategies, activity suggestions, and advice for correcting common problems.
  • A summary of what will be expected of your child during preschool and kindergarten.
Fine Motor Development Fine Motor Development
Auditory Processing Auditory Processing
Visual Discrimination Visual Discrimination
Letter and Word Awareness Letter and Word Awareness
Phonemic Awareness Phonemic Awareness
Math and Number Awareness Math and Number Awareness
Social and Emotional Development Social and Emotional Development
Gross Motor Development Gross Motor Development

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