So your child started school and seems to be happy. He comes home each day with positive things to say about his teacher, classmates and school. Still, you worry. Is he doing well academically? Does he follow directions and behave appropriately in class? Has he made new friends? It seems like forever until parent teacher conferences but you also don't want to be a nuisance to the teacher.
You are the parent. You are allowed to be concerned. You need to open the lines of communication.
The best thing that you can do is email your child's teacher. First, thank them for their help during your child's transition into a new school year. Next, mention that you are looking forward to partnering with them throughout the year to best support your child. Finally, let them know that if your child ever struggles with anything or if there is anything that you can do at home, to let you know and you will be on top of it.
As they say, knowledge is power. The more you know about what is going on with your child in class, the more you can support them at home!
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