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School Readiness Report Card Form ©

Print the School Readiness Report Card Form © and record the child's results from each of the school readiness areas you assessed.

School Readiness Report Card Form

Explanation:

Recording the child's school readiness assessment results on the School Readiness Report Card Form © is beneficial in many ways:

Profile: Having all of the school readiness assessment results on one page makes it easy to get an overall picture, or profile, of the child's readiness to start school.

Strengths: It is easy to identify a child's school readiness areas of strength. Identifying a child's strengths lets you use the child's strong points to help him or her catch up in weaker areas.

Weaknesses: It is easy to identify a child's school readiness areas of weakness.

Focus: Identifying areas that need improving lets you know where to focus your efforts. This way, you can focus on weaker areas, while spending less effort on areas of strength.

Sharing Results: The School Readiness Report Card © lets you easily share important information about a child's school readiness with parents, teachers, psychologists, special educators and others.