Get Ready 4 Kindergarten Homeschool Product Review

Get Ready 4 Kindergarten Product Review
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Visit the Get Ready 4 Kindergarten website here.
How to Use Get Ready 4 Kindergarten
Based on the Five Building Blocks of Early Literacy (reading, talking, playing, thinking, and doing), Get Ready 4 Kindergarten’s Build a Bridge to Kindergarten programs are designed to help your child build a strong foundation for learning in kindergarten and to become a Confident Communicator.
Get Ready for Kindergarten covers all topics related to getting your child ready for kindergarten. However, GR4K also gives tips to help your preschooler get ready to read. If you’re interested in seeing how great this program is there are some super fun free videos that can be used in your homeschool.
Get Ready 4 Kindergarten Program Features
Get Ready for Kindergarten is either a website membership or a monthly subscription service that gives your preschooler a fun box full of amazing learning opportunities all in line to prepare them for kindergarten. Kids love getting the boxes in the mail – so exciting! Kids learn through the fun books, activities, and even colorful flashcards!
- Website membership for monthly, semi-annual, or annual costs.
- Subscription boxes for a monthly cost
- Resources and curriculum for all subjects to prepare your preschooler
Get Ready 4 Kindergarten Pros and Cons
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Get Ready 4 Kindergarten Pricing Information
There are two options with Get Ready 4 Kindergarten: The Learning Club and/or the subscription box. The Learning Club is $25/mos, $65/3 months, $125/6 months, or $235/12 months. The subscription box is $49./month for one child or $59./month for 2 children.
FAQs
Can Get Ready 4 Kindergarten be used as a homeschool curriculum?
- Yes! Either program is often utilized by homeschooling parent for their Pre-K children.
What homeschool method does this curriculum align with?
- Get Ready 4 Kindergarten most closely aligns with the Charlotte Mason method by incorporating the 5 Building Blocks of Early Learning: Talk, Read, Think, Play, and Do.
Why does it matter to use the 5 Building Blocks of Early Learning with preschoolers?
- “The NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children) states that: “Preschool children learn best … when they can safely encounter and explore many interesting things in their environment.” (www.naeyc.org/dap/preschoolers) The research is clear that children learn best (and most easily) by doing.”