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Kindergarten Orientation Information from Nurse Bernard

Anna C. Scott School Nurse’s Office Kindergarten Orientation Information for September 2020 Hello Parents/Guardians of the Kindergarten Class of 2021. I hope you are all well and safe at home. It is time to start getting your child ready for kindergarten. There is medical information that is required by the State of New Jersey for entry into kindergarten. You will need to submit a physical examination form completed by a physician or nurse practitioner licensed in the United States. This physical must be done within one year of entry to school. Proof of immunizations must also be submitted. If your child needs an updated physical examination and/or immunizations, talk to your doctor about when to schedule an appointment. It may be difficult to schedule one at the end of the summer. Children cannot enter school without documentation of the physical and immunizations. Please complete the Medical History form and have your child’s Dentist complete the Dental exam

ACS Kindergarten Literacy Library

Welcome to another rewarding school year! Our literacy library is a warm, comfortable environment for our students. We are so excited to meet and work with you and your rising kindergartener! During their library time, students will have opportunities to practice the reading, writing, and phonics skills that they are learning in the classroom. You can help your child prepare for kindergarten by filling your home with reading materials: books, newspapers, magazines, comics, mail, captions on the TV, cereal boxes and recipes. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to do this! Also, utilize the Leonia library and their website Leonialibrary.org . You will find many ebooks available for free. Libby is great for children. Another website we recommend for children’s books is wilbooks.com . Finally, be a reading role model for your child! Your kids look up to you. They model your every move. This includes your reading habits too! Make it known that you are actively read

Sleep Guidelines

Anna C. Scott School Nurse’s Office Enough Zzzzzs: How to Help Children Get the Sleep They Need Sleep problems are very common in school age children. Problems may include waking up during the night, not wanting to go to sleep, nightmares and sleepwalking. Many children fall short of the recommended number of hours of sleep. This may lead to chronic sleep deprivation. The lack of sleep may prevent them from being alert and ready to learn at school, and also from leading a healthy life. A good night's sleep is important to a child's health and safety. Children who are dealing with chronic sleep deprivation have difficulty learning and paying attention in school. There are several things parents can do prevent their children from dozing in class. Tips for healthy sleep habits for children: Keep a regular wake-up time and bedtime : If a child is having sleep problems, oversleeping or missing school, it’s important to create a regular sleep routine for them that will

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