Preschool Progress Report

Jasmine and her teacher Miss Teresa on Halloween

Jasmine's little school definitely takes itself seriously - and I am glad! We had a parent teacher conference today to discuss Jasmine's progress. They had this little handout with the skills they are working on in pre-school and she could get a score of G (means she is doing great at the skill) a W (needs work) or NA (not applicable). I was afraid that the teacher would tell me that Jasmine talked too much and didn't know how to wait for her turn.

Turns out, Jasmine is excelling at everything. They say she is a great child and a good helper. She always helps clean up and her vocabulary is phoenominal. So they had me sign the repot and I will get another report before the end of the school year and at the end of the school year I get the progress report as her souvenir from pre-school. I am going to try and list as many of the categories that I can remember fromher report that she received a G on - (there were a few NA such as brusing her teeth and potty training - I told the teacher she is indeed brushing her teeth at home and they seemed pleased by that!).

Has a strong vocabulary - G

Asks Questions - G

Responds to questions - G

Waits for her turn - G

Knows shapes and colors - G

Knows Body Parts - G

Helps clean up - G

Controls her emotions approprietly - G

Is a Happy Child - G

Does Art projects - G

Uses art tools aprroprietly - G

Sing along with class - G

Participates in musical activites - G

Jumping on 2 feet - G

Hopping on 1 foot (left and right) - G

Threading Beads - G

Coloring with Crayons - G

Drawing lines - G

There were also a few categories that they were working on as a class such as -

Using Paste approprietly - W

Balancing on 1 foot (left and right) - W

Working with scissors - W

Other notable things the teacher said were that Jasmine was an extremely musical child and that she was always one of the first to raise her hand when they were working on shapes and colors because she knows them all. She seems to be a student that actively participates in everything ( just like her mama).