7 Checklist! How to miss kindergarten?

🏫 Choose a school for your children...Can't just look "close to home"!

The first step towards the fence of the little boy's school is the most heart-wrenching thing, right? 🥺 Worried about safety, afraid of your inability to adapt, or afraid of choosing a course that doesn't answer his development.

From the experiences of Mint's study and school patrol, let's say that the little details we've overlooked can affect your happiness for three years on the kindergarten fence!

Today, Mint collects the "7 Czech Points" that you have to do your homework hard before you decide to pay your tuition. What are the things you can't miss? Follow me! 👇✨

1.The "Yes" Course for Our Children

Don't choose according to the flow, but choose according to your child's insanity and family guidelines.

Academic Line: Focus on reading and writing. Prepare for the entrance exam, grade 1, famous school (suitable for concentration children).

Integrated / Play-based strings: Focus on studying through play, developing EF (Executive Functions) and small bundles of muscles

Alternative lines: such as Montessori (emphasis on freedom), Waldorf (emphasis on imagination), or Reggio Emilia.

2. Teacher-Student Ratio

This is very important for safety and thorough care.

Czech Spot: How many children are there in one room? How many classroom teachers? And how many mentors (Nanny) help?

Recommended Criteria: For kindergarten 1, the ratio should not exceed 1 teacher per 8-10 children to cover both school and hygiene.

3. Safety standards and screening systems

Notice these when you go to Open House:

Pick-up Point: Is there a strict parent card check? Is it easy for outsiders to get in and out?

CCTV Camera: Can parents ask to see it? Or is there an online viewing system?

Power socket / sharp angle: Is the furniture completely deflected or attached to the power socket?

4. Hygiene and nutrition

Young children get sick often is normal, but good schools need preventive measures.

Czech Spot: Is there a screening point to measure fever before entering the classroom? If there is a sick child, how are there measures to isolate the child?

Food: What's the menu for each week? Is there a limit on nectar or crunchy snacks? (If the baby has food allergies, how is the school handled?)

5. Learning Environment

School should be where children want to come every day.

Light and Air: Is the classroom too solid? Is the weather good?

Outdoor Space: Is there a lawn or space for kids to run around and get some vitamin D? Are the field rides safe and clean?

6. Attitudes of teachers and administrators

Let's go in and talk to touch the school's "Vibe."

Czech point: Does the teacher answer our questions willingly? When the teacher talks to the child, how to use the tone? (Accent, or emphasize understanding?)

Vision: What do executives value most? (Academia, Happiness, or Discipline?)

7. Distance and travel (Logistic)

This verse affects the mental health of both mother and child in the long run.

30-Minute Rule: Try to choose a school that takes no more than 30-45 minutes to travel so that your child does not become exhausted from traveling until they lose the power to learn.

Czech Spot: Is the route convenient to travel? Is it rainy, flooded?

Finally...There are no "best" schools in the world, only "right" schools for our children and families. 💖

Mom, where are you aiming? Or are you wondering if you want Mint to help you review more. Comment, let's talk! Anyone who has taken you to Open House and found any impressive spots (or spots to watch out for) can share a conversation with other mothers in the comments. 👇✨

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