By the end of the year most pre-primary children are close to a set of everyday skills. You can see where your child is through play, without a single worksheet.
Pre-primary has no exams and no marks, which leaves parents guessing. Here is what PP1 and PP2 are actually building, why early writing backfires, and twenty activities using what is already in your house.
No exams, no BE/AE/ME/EE bands at Pre-Primary. Here's what observation checklists and portfolios actually track, and why Pre-Primary assessment is built this way on purpose.
Your 4-year-old is in PP1 and you wonder: are they actually learning anything? No formal exams, lots of play, lots of singing. Here is what Pre-Primary CBC is really doing, why KICD designed it this way, and exactly how to support it at home: with a day-by-day breakdown, a PP1 vs PP2 comparison table, and the mistakes well-meaning parents make.