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How to prepare your kids for kindergarten?

Preparation is the key to success. The saying is so true. This applies to kindergarten too. That's why it is essential to get your kid ready for kindergarten. That's why we have to be prepared. This blog contains information on how to prepare your kid for kindergarten.

Step 1

Save money on school supplies

Are you searching for ways to save money on school supplies? Here's a list of 10 tips that will help you save money on school supplies without compromising your child's learning experience.
1. Buy generic items
Generic items are great because they're often cheaper than name brand items and have the same function. For example, a generic bandana is just as good as a Popsicle stick and can be used in many different activities.
2. Search for freebies
Download apps like Ibotta or ShopKick to find freebies near you! You can use these apps to scan barcodes at participating stores and collect cashback rebates when you buy certain items.
3. Purchase online deals
Keep an eye out for online sales that offer savings on the items you need to stock up on before school starts! These sales are often limited time offers so it pays to get your order in quickly before the sale ends. It also helps to keep an eye out for coupons that can make any purchase even more affordable!

Step 2

Make a list before shopping

A list of school supplies is a great way to prepare for the first day of school and help you get the most out of your budget.

No matter what size your family is, it's always useful to plan ahead. If you make a list, you can avoid spending money on items you won't need or that will be unnecessary.

On the flip side, if you start shopping after school has begun, then those items will likely go on sale or become unavailable before you even get around to buying them. Kindergarten supply lists can also be made in advance so that your child will have everything they need in hand before they come home from school.

Step 3

Make your kid feel special at school

Preparing your child for the transition to kindergarten is an exciting time, but it can also be daunting. You want your kids to feel as prepared and confident as possible, but they'll still be feeling the anxiety of being so far away from home. It's important that you minimize this anxiety by teaching them what they need to know about their new school and how they are going to make their friends feel at home.

Try these tactics:
-Ask relatives who have children in school what helped them make the transition smoother.
-Make a list of your child’s favorite things and update it each year as she grows up.
-Talk about your child’s best qualities so that he feels empowered and confident in his abilities.
-Use storytelling to help them imagine what it might be like to go to school for the first time.

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Want to know more?

You’ve probably already been given a list of supplies you'll need to buy or bring with you to school. But, what about the other things that might not be on your list?
Some items you might want to consider buying include:

-new shoes
-new backpack
-new pencils and pens
-a new lunchbox
-a new water bottle

Kindergarten is a key time in a child’s development. It is important to make sure that your child has the necessary skills to thrive as they enter school.
Here are some skills that your child should have:
- Literacy
- Mathematics
- Social and emotional development
- Creative development
- And physical development (fine motor and gross motor)

Stick to the plan

Now that you know more or less what to expect, it’s time you created your own kindergarten shopping list template. Feel free to use our template and add what you think should also be on the list, as well as take off anything that you wouldn’t otherwise buy. Also, check our other shopping lists here.

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