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Parents can support their child’s educational path by starting with Pre-K. Research shows that students enrolled in Pre-K tend to have an easier transition into kindergarten and elementary school. Students are not only introduced to learning, but also gain invaluable social skills. In addition to curriculum, Pre-K introduces students to the school day structure and how to follow instructions.
Kindergarten is where students begin the educational path. In addition to academics, they gain invaluable skills and knowledge. Students are equipped to continue their educational path in elementary school.
Basic skills students learn include getting around a school building, sharing, cleaning up after themselves, following a schedule, obeying rules, and making friends. For a young child, these are huge milestones to conquer without the help of a parent.
Check out the videos below for a quick snapshot about both PreK and kindergarten curriculum.
Learn more about what your child will learn and gain by exploring our Education Timeline.
Kindergarten teachers leave an indelible mark on students hearts. Kindergarten teachers use exciting, fun, engaging hands-on teaching methods. They incorporate games, music, books, art, and computers into daily lessons. They ensure that children enjoy their school day every day, and they lay the foundation to love learning.
April 21 is the birthday of Wilhelm August Frobel (1782-1852), the founder of kindergarten. Frobel’s first kindergarten opened in 1837 in Germany. He coined the term “kindergarten”, which combines the German “kinder” (children) and “garten” (garden). Frobel said “Children are like tiny flowers; they are varied and need care, but each is beautiful alone and glorious when seen in the community of peers.”
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