How is the TK curriculum different from the Kindergarten curriculum?
TK serves as a bridge between the early childhood and elementary programs. Both the TK and K/1 curricula challenge children academically according to their individual needs and are flexible enough to respond to a wide range of abilities and interests. However, developing Kindergarten skills are introduced to TK students in ways that enhance their academic readiness and consider their developing self-reliance and attention skills. As with the K/1 program, TK children move towards more advanced skills as developmentally appropriate. Is the Lesley Ellis TK program recognized by public schools and other private schools as a Kindergarten program? The TK curriculum is a Kindergarten curriculum. Families who elect to not have their child attend our K/1program must check with individual schools and towns regarding their specific requirements for a child having completed Kindergarten, as policies will vary. Can a child who has not attended Prekindergarten enter TK? At this time, a child must ha
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