


Get ready for the first day of Kindergarten! Create space to talk about how your little one is feeling. Use role-play + some personalized details to prepare them for transitions, activities, and what their first day will be like.
Your child will walk through their first day of kindergarten in first person, from waking up to being picked up. At key moments—saying goodbye, meeting classmates, choosing recess activities—they'll select from several possibilities. This builds mental rehearsal for transitions and routines they'll actually encounter.
The story uses "might" language intentionally, presenting options rather than fixed expectations, which helps children avoid confusion when reality differs.
This is a social story: a research-backed tool that previews new situations step-by-step, reducing anxiety through familiarity. By choosing feelings and scenarios, your child practices emotional vocabulary and decision-making in a safe, low-pressure space.
Repeated readings build confidence and a sense of control before the real day arrives.
Your child's choices reveal what excites or worries them most. If they pick "nervous" feelings or prefer solitary recess activities, that's useful insight—not a problem. Use their answers as gentle conversation starters: "You chose to play alone at recess. Do you think you might want a quiet spot sometimes?"
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Questions your child may be asked while creating this story:
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