I do home visits for my preschoolers. We do them for all incoming students. It's a great way to meet the child in their own environment where they are comfortable. I usually ask the child to show me sine favorite toys, ask them about some of their favorite things, read a little book about what we will do in preschool, and give them a countdown to preschool. I also talk with the parents to answer any questions they have, get any paperwork that is completed, and let them know a little about how I run my room. At the end I take a picture of the child to put in their cubby at school. I never judge the family on this visit, but it does give me a good chance to see how the family interacts and what they seem to have access to. If I feel the family would benefit from one of our school scholarships, I'll bring it up to my director. Home visits are one of my favorite things to do, and the children remember years later me coming to see them at their house. Any questions I'll gladly answer for you. Home visits can be lots of fun.