Kindergarten Readiness Assessment | Editable Preschool Assessment & Screening

Friday, June 28, 2019

Teacher friend, let's be honest: the first weeks of school fly by, and you still need to know who can name letters, count and recognize shapes. A kindergarten readiness assessment that is quick to give and easy to record makes that so much simpler.

Kindergarten readiness assessment for Pre-K and K, screening sheet, record sheets and practice cards

What is in it

  • 1 screening sheet
  • 2 individual record keeping sheets
  • 92 practice cards
  • 1 editable class score sheet
  • 30 notes home that fill in each child's name and scores

What it checks

Colors, shapes, counting, number identification and number value, uppercase and lowercase letters, letter sounds and handwriting. Show the cards or use the checklist, mark each child's sheet, then enter the scores on the class sheet and the notes home are ready to send.

Use it for back to school screening, to check growth in the middle of the year, to build leveled groups or to bring real data to parent conferences. See every page in the Kindergarten Readiness Assessment preview on TPT.

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.86 stars from 78 ratings.

"Concise, so easy to use and record the results! Best one out there! I have a few!"

"This was SO helpful in revamping our kindergarten screening"

Want my free editable lanyard class list? It keeps every name handy for fire drills and field trips, and you will get my new classroom ideas in your inbox too.

Yes, send my class list

Know where every learner stands

Give it in the first weeks, give it again mid-year, and watch the growth show up on paper.

Get the Kindergarten Readiness Assessment on TPT

Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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I'm Jessica, a teacher and a mom of 4. I started making resources for my own Pre-K to 1st grade kiddos back in 2012, and Teachers Follow Teachers grew from there.

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