This freebie Teacher Parent Conference Form is perfect for preschool! It will help you focus on a child’s strengths and address a few areas they can work on. It’s a positive way to communicate and sets a great tone for the parent teacher conference!
Start with the strengths. Write what is impressive about the student and list at least three skills they have mastered. Always have more positives to write about than a long list of what the preschooler can’t do.
In the areas to develop, write two skills the student hasn’t achieved yet. Be specific but positive. Of course, you may have a long list of objectives a child can’t do. But pick your battles here and only focus on a couple.
The second half of the form is where you’ll detail a path for success. This will show the parent how important their child’s education is to you!
Make a plan how you’ll work on skills both at school and at home. Outline what you will be doing at school to encourge growth. Create a timeframe and break down big objectives into smaller segments.
Then, give a few suggestions the parents can do at home to help their child.