Teacher Recommendation Form - Kindergarten

Student’s Name

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• Scoring Scale

Palmetto Christian Academy is considering the application of the above student for admission to our school. This is a very important decision and any insight you can provide would be helpful. Please assess the above student in relationship to other students in your class. Please make additional comments on the back if necessary. Note: This form is confidential between a student’s teacher and the Admissions Office of PCA. This form should be scanned directly from the current school to Palmetto Christian Academy.Attention, Lisa Shimakonis: lisas@palmettochristianacademy.org

• Scoring Scale (Required)

BEHAVIOR Follows Oral Directions Listens Attentively Without Interrupting Works Independently Works Cooperatively Within a Group Verbalizes Needs, Wants, and Ideas PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT Use of Fine Motor Skills Use of Gross Motor Skills Use of Complete Sentences & Descriptive Words COGNITIVE SKILLS Identifies All Uppercase Letters Identifies All Lowercase Letters Recognizes Sound/Symbol Relationship Building Sight Vocabulary Writes Name Uses Inventive Spelling MATHEMATICS Matches Objects in 1 to 1 Correspondence Identifies Numerals 1 - 10 Identifies Greater Than & Less Than

Rarely Most of theTime

Some of theTime

All of theTime

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Teacher’s Signature Date

What are the student’s strengths: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________What are the student’s weaknesses: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Palmetto Christian Academy has high standards of behavior and academics. We hold that poor student behaviorcan generally be corrected in the home; and we do not have the ability to assist children with serious learning challenges. Given this, do you feel that the student would succeed at PCA? • Yes • No