One of my very first posts on this blog was my Preschool Assessment and Goals Workbook – way back in 2013. I cannot believe it was that long ago. I created the workbook before I really knew my adobe suite products. My skills have come a long way over the past two years!
SO! I decided to recreate the workbook, in the correct program so it would be much easier for people to download. Now you do not have to go through google drive to get it – you can grab it just like all of my other free printables on the blog!
This Preschool Assessment & Goals Workbook still has the same great content as before. The pictures are new but still cute and enticing! The areas of assessment are:
- Letters – Uppercase and Lowercase
- Numbers 1-20
- Counting
- Shapes
- Colors
- Tracing
- Pattern Recognition
- Same / Different
- Directional
- Matching
- Goals
- Along with the All About Me Page!
This workbook is an amazing tool to help you better understand what educational areas your preschooler excels in, and what areas could use a little bit of work. It helps you better define your homeschool plan, and curriculum!
Here is what some of the people who have used this Preschool Assessment have said:
“This is AWESOME and perfect!! Thank you so much for sharing this valuable tool!
-Kim
“This is adorable and seems to really encompass everything that is in a standard pre-k assessment. Thanks for this!
– Madeline
“Absolutely Amazing!! Thank you so much, this will help me a lot with my twins!!!
– Lisa
To download all you need to do is click HERE. Easy.as.that! If you love this, make sure you signup for my newsletter for all of my Resources For A Happier Home! You can also share with your friends and family on social media! – I truly appreciate all of your shares!
enjoy!
very interested in new ideas to help children to succeed in their future ahead.
Hi I would love to use this in my in home daycare, but I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to download. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you for your creative ideas and giving heart!
Hello,
How often do you use the Assessment and Goals Book? How do you specifically set the goals with your students? Are they involved in the goal setting process? What exactly does that look like?
Thank you!