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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m just looking for recommendations on AFTERNOON PROGRAMS APPROPRIATE FOR THIS AGE. That’s it. Please and thank you. -OP[/quote] Put him in a 9-3 preschool. Very few things will be for kids that age except homeschool groups.[/quote] +1 Your options are either a 9-3 preschool or to find a homeschool activity group he could drop into during the afternoons - if they would take him "part time". Start networking on homeschool groups, OP. [/quote] My child's kindergarten was 8:30-3:30, does an extra hour make that much of a difference? And they had at least two recesses and center time (which the kids could use to go outside and play) and snack time and lunch time. Plus specials (library, PE, art, and music) So they spent most of that time playing and not doing formal academics. I doubt that the OP is interested in 9-3 if their child is not ready for 8:30-9:30 with at least half the day spent playing and eating. [/quote] +1. OP seems to think K is all work, and not developmentally appropriate. There is a lot of play and attention to socioemotional development in the early grades at our school.[/quote]
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