Which domains are described as part of school readiness?

• A. Literacy only
• B. Fine motor skills only
• C. Vaccinations only
• D. Literacy, fine motor skills, and vaccinations

Answer: (D)

School readiness spans multiple areas that prepare a child to participate in the classroom. Emergent literacy helps a child engage with stories and reading activities, fine motor skills enable tasks like writing and manipulating classroom materials, and vaccinations ensure the child is healthy and able to attend school without disease exposure. Because each of these domains supports successful entry into school, readiness is described as literacy, fine motor skills, and vaccinations together, not in isolation. The other options are incomplete because they cover only one domain and omit the others essential for starting school.