Twenty minutes a day is all it takes to develop key reading skills with your child. Here are seven ways to build a better reader from birth!

Welcome to St Cecilia’s Kindergarten. The Kindergarten Teaching Team are delighted to welcome our new
Kindergarten students and their families to St Cecilia’s. We are certain that Kindergarten will be a fun and
exciting year for everyone. And yes, that includes you too!

Fine motor skills involve the small muscles of the body. The coordination of these small muscles are required for small movements like cutting, writing, opening water bottles, tying shoes, etc. Young children benefit from daily practice to help develop fine motor skills in their hands and fingers. Strengthening these skills are important because they directly impact how well a child can write as well as increases their stamina for writing.