Ready for kindergarten!

Need to enrol your child in kindergarten, but don’t know where to start? No problem! Here’s a list of important steps to follow.

Kindergarten is more than just child’s play! Fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to ensure your little one is well prepared.

It’s normal to experience a little stress now and then. But stress becomes a problem when it is constant and overwhelming. The good news is that you can teach your child how to cope with it.

The transition to kindergarten involves several changes for children: the environment, the rules, and the adults who supervise them. To ease this transition, here are five activities to do with your child.

The transition to kindergarten can be a source of apprehension for the family of a child with special needs. In this column, psychoeducator Jeanne Boyer provides you with valuable advice on how to support your child with special needs as they enter primary school.

Your little one is growing up fast, and it's time to start thinking about preschool. Are you hesitating between enrolling them in a CPE or opting for a kindergarten for 4-year-olds? Don't worry, we've prepared an article to help you make an informed decision about this important step.

Is your little one about to start kindergarten and having trouble expressing and controlling their emotions? Fortunately, there are effective tips to help your child learn how to regulate them. In this article, discover five strategies to help your child develop their emotional intelligence. 

Routines offer multiple benefits: they reassure children, encourage independence and simplify the performance of everyday tasks. Over time, they play a beneficial role in their success at school, supporting their organization and reinforcing their autonomy. Discover the key points to remember about routines.

Curious to know what the first days of kindergarten are like? Here’s a sneak peak at these special days.

Kindergarten is an important step in your child’s academic career. Why? Because it’s where they’ll develop many new skills.

In kindergarten, most learning is achieved through play. But what does play teach a child?

Here are five games to help your child better control their movements and improve their fine motor skills—abilities that will be essential in school.

It’s time to say goodbye to kindergarten and hello to elementary school! We’ve got a range of tips to help make the transition as smooth as possible.

Try our five tips for teaching your child to follow directions to help them get off to a good start in school.

Many first graders are a little immature when they start school. Is this the case with your little one? Don’t worry—we’ve got some great tips.