Follow the steps to successfully complete the evaluation form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling in the evaluator's relationship to the applicant. This helps establish context for the assessment and can include roles such as teacher, caregiver, or other responsible adults.
3. Next, enter the evaluator's name and contact information, including their email and phone number. This information is crucial for follow-up if additional details are needed.
4. Indicate the days the child attends the program, specifying whether they are enrolled in a full day or part day schedule. Additionally, note the duration the child has been in care.
5. Assess the child’s readiness for an early childhood program next fall by providing detailed comments. This section is important for the admissions committee to understand the child’s capabilities.
6. Answer the question regarding whether the committee may contact the evaluator for more information. If yes, provide the email address for correspondence.
7. In the next section, evaluate the child's language skills by selecting frequency options (rarely, occasionally, usually, almost always) for each statement about the child's speech and imaginative use of language.
8. Continue assessing the child in mathematics by evaluating their application of math concepts in play and their skill with puzzles and mazes, using the same frequency options.
9. Fill out the work traits section, noting the child's independent work habits, attention during work time, and self-help skills. Again, use frequency options for each statement.
10. In the motor skills section, evaluate both gross and fine motor skills using the provided frequency options. Detailed comments may enhance understanding.
11. Assess the child's attitude and behavior using the specified frequency options for various behavioral indicators.
12. Evaluate the child’s social and emotional skills. Check all applicable boxes that reflect their social interactions and behaviors in different contexts.
13. Provide insights into the child's strengths and any concerns that may arise, including social, emotional, or academic areas.
14. Indicate whether the child's parents are supportive of the school and its programs, and provide comments if necessary.
15. Note any discipline or behavior issues encountered with the child, selecting yes or no, and adding comments if applicable.
16. Finally, rate the child's level of toileting independence using the provided descriptors, allowing for a clear understanding of their needs.
17. The evaluator should then sign and date the form to verify accuracy. Make sure to save any changes made, and download, print, or share the completed form as necessary.

Complete the OK Keystone Adventure School Early Childhood Program Evaluation Form online today to support the admissions process.