He passed

Brady did really well with his pre-screening. I feel like a cheater though because I kind of knew what to expect - thanks to April's experience with her son.

For all of you that have yet to send your kids to prescreening, here is what they test you on:

Ability to listen and follow directions.
Ability to remember (they play a game really similar to memory).
Ability to draw shapes.
Ability to stack blocks.
Ability to jump over a line and then walk a straight line heel to toe.
Ability to count and tell you how many of a certain thing there are (Brady had to count blocks).
Ability to describe objects (colors, textures, etc).
Ability to use logic (they start a sentence and want your kid to finish the sentence, for example, a horse is big and a mouse is??, a bird flies, a fish?? a brother is a boy and a sister is a??, a door is made out of wood and a window is made out of??).

It was all very interesting and I was super glad that Brady knew it all. Whew!

They test 3 year olds differently then 4 year olds, so I have no idea what 4 year old testing is like. Thankfully I won't have to find out. You only have to pass pre-screening once. :)