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5 Games Siblings Can Play to Build School Skills-Infographic

Parents aren’t the only family members who can help kids get ready for kindergarten. Older siblings (or cousins or friends) can help, too! Here are some super fun games that siblings can play together to build important school readiness skills.

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An infographic describing 5 games that siblings can play to build school skills including "I Spy", "who Can Find the Most?", "Mirror Drawing", What's Missing?", and "Sounds Like..."
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Katherine Pears

Katherine Pears

Dr. Katherine Pears is a senior scientist at Oregon Social Learning Center (OSLC). She earned her Ph.D in clinical psychology and has worked with OSLC since 1998. Katherine is the principal investigator and co-developer of the Kids In Transition to Schools (KITS) program. Currently, she oversees all the clinical and research activities for KITS. When she’s not in her office, you’ll find Katherine in the kitchen whipping up her latest creation or outdoors hiking a scenic trail.
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The KITS Programs are a family of evidence-based curricula that promote school success by strengthening children’s skills, increasing parental involvement, and supporting educators across the transition to kindergarten.

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