Don't Fall Behind An Early Elementary School Parent's Guide Grades K-2 gives parents 31 simple ways to help young children learn how school works.

Kindergarten through second grade is not just about letters, numbers, reading, and math. It is also when children learn school behaviors: how to listen, wait, follow directions, separate at drop-off, try again after mistakes, ask for help, and move through daily routines.

This practical parent guide helps you teach those early school skills with calm routines, simple language, and small repeatable steps.

Inside, you'll find strategies to help your child: Build predictable morning and bedtime routinesHandle drop-off with more calmFollow one-step directionsPractice waiting, listening, and classroom behaviorsMake reading and practice time less stressfulUse "first, then" languageAsk for help with simple wordsRecover from mistakes without shameBuild early routines before school gets harder

Also included: Parent scriptsSchool readiness routinesA master strategy trackerChild scriptsParent email templatesA parent resource guide

This is a doing book, not just a reading book. Open it when you need help, try one strategy at a time, and keep what works.

For parents of children in kindergarten through second grade, this guide offers practical support one small routine at a time.