Assessment Matrix for K5
(Based on Developmental Milestone and Classroom Expectations)
Child’s Name: Date of Birth:
Age: Date/s of Assessment:
Kindergarten Class: Class Teachers:
Emerging
-‐
1
Expected
-‐
2
Advance
-‐
3
Cognitive Development
1.
Can
sort
to
more
complex
sets
e.g.
their
friends
who
have
shoes
on
2.
Can
work
out
a
possible
solution
to
a
problem
e.g.
how
to
clean
up
when
he/she
spilled
water
on
the
table
3.
Concentration
span
increases,
shows
greater
persistence
in
activities
4.
Can
perform
ABAB
pattern
5.
Sorts
objects
based
on
atrributes
such
has
color,
shape,
texture
and
size
6.
Understands
basic
concepts
of
more,
less
and
equal
7.
Matches
numerical
to
quantities
8.
Can
count
1
-‐10
9.
Completes
6-‐8
pieces
of
jigsaw
puzzles
Language
Development
1.
Asks
“why”
questions
2.
Uses
simple
sentence
or
phrases
to
engage
in
communication/conversation
3.
Speech
are
grammatically
correct
and
more
intelligible
with
some
irrigularities
such
as
Iam
going
to
stool
(Iam
going
to
school).
4.Enjoys
jokes
and
playing
with
words
5.
Can
give
account
to
recent
events
6.
Identifies
most
letters
in
the
alphabet
and
its
phonics
7.
Repeats
nursery
rhymes
8.
Shares
opinions
and
what
he/she
is
thinking
Assessment Matrix for K5
(Based on Developmental Milestone and Classroom Expectations)
Social
Development
1.
Engages
in
cooperative
play
and
group
activities
2.
Shares
and
take
turn
during
group
discussion
and
activities
3.
Shows
consideration
for
others
feelings
4.
Follows
classroom
rules
and
routines
but
sometimes
have
difficulty
accepting
them
Emotional
Development
1.
Identifies
ranges
of
emotions
such
as
happy,
sad,
lonely,
angry
and
surprised.
2.
Manages
emotions
and
coping
strategies
3.
Shows
enthusiasm
and
peristence
in
tasks
4.
Vivid
imagination
that
can
lead
to
fear
like
mosnters
and
ghosts
5.
Keen
to
fit
with
others
6.
Friends
are
important
and
has
lots
of
falling
outs
Gross
Motor
Development
1.
Can
change
direction
while
running
2.
Can
walk
in
a
straight
line
3.
Confident
on
climbing
and
playing
in
playgorund
equipments
4.
Has
good
balance
and
rhythmn
in
dance,
music
and
movement
5.
Increasing
control
when
kicking
a
ball
Fine
Motor
Development
1.
Learning
to
use
scissors
and
can
cut
simple
shapes
and
lines
2.
Drawings
are
more
detailed
and
representative
of
their
imagination
3.
Good
control
in
mark
making
demonstration
their
understanding
that
print
carries
a
meaning
e.g.
their
marks
represent
their
mommy’s
name
Assessment Matrix for K5
(Based on Developmental Milestone and Classroom Expectations)
4.
Can
form
letters
accurately
5.
Tripod
or
palm
pencil
grip
Areas
of
Development:
Identifies
areas
that
needs
futher
support
What
steps
can
be
taken
to
improve
child’s
development
Teachers
notes
and
reviews
Parents
comments
and
feedbacks