Together with parents, prepare the mind for your child to enter 1st grade

The turning point from kindergarten to primary school is a decisive time for a child’s development and also a challenging time for both parents. Sharing concerns with parents, Viet Au International School has brought useful information about the psychophysiology of children from 3 to 6 years old, detailed learning paths and methods of health preparation, Psychology and intelligence for children ready to enter grade 1:

Practice independence: Teach your child to go to the toilet alone, manage books and personal belongings; Teach your children to make friends and defend themselves. When they are independent, children will confidently go to school and easily integrate into the new environment. Accompany children to get used to the new learning environment: Take your child to visit the new school before the start of the school year, explore the school with your child, meet the teacher, visit the playground… Experience with your child: Suggest that your child keep a class diary, and at the end of the day watch and talk to them about the day’s activities. Or write short letters to put in your child’s school bag to explore. With such caring actions, children will feel that their parents are always beside them and study with peace of mind. Speak up skills when in need of support: Parents need to practice for their children simple methods and sentences that can be used when they need help, so that children can quickly receive support from teachers and friends. friends when necessary and reduce feelings of anxiety and embarrassment when going to school. Cultivate independence: Teach your child to go to the toilet alone, manage books and personal belongings; Teach your children to make friends and defend themselves. When they are independent, children will confidently go to school and easily integrate into the new environment. Accompany children to get used to the new learning environment: Take your child to visit the new school before the start of the school year, explore the school with your child, meet the teacher, visit the playground… Experience with your child: Suggest that your child keep a class diary, and at the end of the day watch and talk to them about the day’s activities. Or write short letters to put in your child’s school bag to explore. With such caring actions, children will feel that their parents are always beside them and study with peace of mind. Speak up skills when in need of support: Parents need to practice for their children simple methods and sentences that can be used when they need help, so that children can quickly receive support from teachers and friends. friends when needed and reduce feelings of anxiety and shyness when going to school.