Our learning-check method and its limits
This is a short, parent-guided learning snapshot. It is not a developmental screener, diagnosis, or your school's official assessment.
The 12-task readiness check samples four skills, three original activities each. A parent records the child's response and solving help. Skips and uncertainty remain visible; they are not marked wrong.
How the labels work
“Shown today” means three independent responses matched three task keys. “Worth exploring next” means three independent responses were recorded and at least one differed. “Need another look” means fewer than three independent responses. These provisional display rules are not developmental benchmarks or mastery thresholds.
Parent observations never change child-task states. Form A and B are different authored item sets, not validated parallel forms; we do not show growth percentages.
Sources and scope
These activities are not validated screeners or official school assessments.
For broader context, read NYSED early learning guides and the Head Start framework.