Writing transition statements in early childhood education is an important task that helps ensure a smooth transition for children moving from early childhood settings to primary school. The following article provides information on the Purpose Of Transition Statements, Key Components Of Transition Statements, Tips For Writing Transition Statements, Examples and more.
This template enables children to reflect on their year. The questions on this template can also be a keepsake for the child to keep for the future when looking back over their early years.
This template is a poem from an Educator to a child about why they are special.
This template is a loving poem from an Educator's perspective that can be given to a child and their family. It can be given to a child at the end of the year.
This template enables preschoolers heading off to Kindergarten the following year, to draw and talk about how they feel going to "big school".
This template can be used as an end of yearbook for children. This is great for children to remember their friends and their year.
This template is used as a keepsake for Preschoolers graduating at the end of the year. These can be laminated and given to preschool children when they graduate.
This template is to be used to detail the child's progress over the course of the year. It's great to share with families to let them know specifically how their child developed and the new skills they learnt. It can also be used as a Transition Statement for the child to be shared with the school teacher.
This template is an end-of-year book to give to preschoolers that are leaving the service at the end of the year to attend Kindergarten. It is a 6-page template that is filled with pages of memories to share with families.
This template is an end of year template for Christmas.
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