A timed 60-minute agenda from welcome to questions
For educational practice
Parent-Evening School-Readiness Kit
A facilitation outline, discussion prompts and take-home activities that explain school readiness as a broad everyday process rather than a test.
- A timed 60-minute agenda from welcome to questions
- A slide-by-slide facilitation outline with non-diagnostic wording
- Discussion prompts for independence, early maths, listening and fine-motor play
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Exactly what is inside
A slide-by-slide facilitation outline with non-diagnostic wording
Discussion prompts for independence, early maths, listening and fine-motor play
Four take-home activity cards for participating families
One institution licence for a parent evening with up to 100 participants
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10 minutesMinute 18–28: what readiness can look like at home
Families connect school readiness with ordinary routines rather than a score or checklist.
What you use: four everyday-situation cards, pens, one take-home card per family
What happens in this excerpt
- Show four situations: getting dressed, setting a table, listening to a story and finding a number.
- Ask pairs to choose one situation their child already joins and name what the child is practising.
- Collect examples under independence, maths, language and hand skills without ranking children.
- Invite each family to choose one small activity to try during the coming week.
Words you can use straight away
“Which ordinary moment already works well in your family?”
“What could make joining in a little easier?”
Small group
Discuss one card together and let families respond aloud or simply listen.
Large group
Use four table groups, then collect one voluntary example from each table.
Safety: Do not ask families to disclose diagnoses or personal child information; participation in discussion is optional.
Included activities
Choose and dress routine
Build participation in choosing clothes and dressing through a predictable sequence.
Ready-to-go station
Use a simple environment cue to remember and organise personal belongings.
Number hunt at home
Connect numerals from 1 to 10 with quantities found in everyday life.
Pause-and-wonder story
Practise listening, prediction and expressive language during a familiar story.
Practical educational suggestions for adults—not an assessment, diagnosis or medical advice. Adapt materials and supervision to your child and situation.