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Hello, I am a senior education student at Muskingum University. I would like to inform you that on November 17, 2015, I conducted an assessment on your child. This assessment is designed for children to take at the end of their kindergarten year. The preschool staff thought your child was a good candidate for this assessment. Upon reviewing your child’s results, your child can: count from 1-20, understands weight (items can be heavier than others), identify three-dimensional objects, classify items according to size (small-large), and write numbers 1-3 (from what I observed), and can add 1+3. I was impressed with your child’s work.
Your child will be attending kindergarten one day, and will need to know all of the standards on the attached

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