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Kindergarten report card comments: examples and templates

By ReportRemarks Team·Updated 2026-01-10

Kindergarten report card comments should be short, warm, and family-friendly. Focus on foundational skills and positive habits.

Example kindergarten comments

  • Recognizes most letters and is beginning to connect sounds to letters.
  • Counts accurately and enjoys number games.
  • Participates during circle time and listens to classmates.
  • Follows routines and transitions smoothly.
  • Enjoys story time and retells simple details.
  • Needs reminders to stay focused during independent work.
  • Is encouraged to practice letter formation and spacing.
  • Should continue building fine motor strength for writing.
  • Shows kindness and shares materials with others.
  • Is growing in confidence and tries new activities.

Tips for kindergarten tone

  • Keep sentences simple and positive.
  • Mention one clear next step.
  • Highlight effort and participation.

Copy-ready templates

  • [Student] is building strength in [skill] and will benefit from [practice].
  • [Student] participates well in [activity] and shows [positive habit].
  • [Student] is growing in [area] and is encouraged to [next step].
  • [Student] needs reminders to [behavior] and will improve with [support].

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The ReportRemarks Team builds evidence-based comment workflows for K-12 teachers, focused on clarity, tone, and family-friendly language.

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