By the Time Your Child’s Two
By the time the child is 2 years old he should already have experience caring for himself and his environment in many ways:
– Feeding himself with utensils
– Washing his own hands and face
– Brushing teeth
– Getting and putting away his own jacket
– Participating in the process of dressing himself
– Pouring drinks from a small pitcher
– Choosing his own clothes from a limited selection
– Folding clothes with mom or dad
– Using the toilet
– Putting away his own toys
– Assisting in the preparation of family meals
– Setting the table for meals
– Helping with yard work (raking, weeding, watering)
– Watering houseplants
– Cleaning the dinner table
CDS students take Standardized Achievement Tests several times per year and score competitively with similar peers on the North Shore. And yet our emphasis is not on test taking: We are an academically rigorous program fortified by a commitment to character growth.
The Measure of Academic Progress Test
MAP Test (Measures of Academic Progress created by Northwest Evaluation Association) Score Comparison Graphs
School Year: 2014-2015. Download the full PDF report here.
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