Is your child ready for Kindergarten? Most children begin school in Santa Clara County when they are five years old. Whether or not your child has attended preschool or a school readiness program, you can prepare your soon-to-be Kindergartner with our librarian-approved resources. We have divided the most important skillsets into six categories for you to explore and learn with your child: Health and Well-Being, Early Literacy, Social and Emotional Development, Language and Communication Skills, Mathematical Thinking, and Science. By visiting any of our skillset pages, you will find checklists, programs, booklists, eResources, and websites. We hope you enjoy exploring, reading, and playing with your child as you near Kindergarten!
Activities
Health and Well-Being
Early Literacy
Social and Emotional Development
More Activities
Language and Communication Skills
Mathematical Thinking
Science
Resources for Families with Disabilities
If you have questions or concerns about your child’s development, there are several wonderful community resources that can help. Visit Resources for Families with Disabilities.
eResources
ABCmouse
BookFlix
Kanopy Kids: Books
Ready Rosie: Early Childhood Learning Tool for Parents
More eResources
Scholastic Teachables - Ready-to-Use Educational Material
Sesame Street eBooks from Libby, by OverDrive
Watch & Learn Library - Educational Videos for Ages 3-8
Weston Woods: Children's Literature Videos
Websites
Register for Kindergarten in Santa Clara County
Campbell Union School District
(408) 364-4200
https://www.campbellusd.org/
Cupertino Union School District
408-525-3000
https://www.cusdk8.org/
Gilroy Unified School District
408-847-2700
https://www.gilroyunified.org/
Los Altos School District
(650) 947-1150
https://www.lasdschools.org/
Milpitas Unified School District
(408) 635-2600
https://www.musd.org/
Morgan Hill Unified School District
(408) 201-6023
https://www.mhusd.org/
Saratoga Union School District
(408) 867-34424
https://www.saratogausd.org/
Santa Clara County Office of Education
(408) 453-6500
https://www.sccoe.org/