Pre-School and Kindergarten
classes alike give young students the ability to get used to being around and
interacting with other students while in a learning and cooperative
environment.
A good experience
will carry forward with the child and help them as they move forward with their
education and with their life. The self-esteem and confidence they develop is
priceless as they grow and mature into teenagers and adults. Preparing your child for the opportunity and
challenge of learning and working with other students to achieve a common goal
is some of the most rewarding experiences they will have as young kids.
Parents have a great
opportunity to help their children and give them an advantage that will help
them in school and everywhere else they have the chance of meeting or
interacting with other kids their age or people in general. The best skill sets
to begin helping your children with are extremely simple to demonstrate and
practice with them.
Listening Skills
Paying
attention to what other people are saying and just as important be quiet as
others are trying to speak, maybe even some questioning games.
Sharing and Generosity
Showing
them how good it feels to be shared with and equally how good it feels to share
and be generous with others.
Patience and Taking Turns
Teach
the idea of being patient with others and taking turns when there are lots of people
waiting for the same thing.
Self Confidence
Showing
them that what they think and feel matters and they should be confident in
knowing that and sharing those thoughts with others.
Feeling Good About Themselves
Help
them to feel good about who they are as a person and how special they are.
Teach them that it’s important to trust and have faith in yourself.
Curiosity and a Love of
Learning
Teaching
your kids to have a healthy curiosity and instilling in them a drive to learn
will be something that will help them throughout their entire lives.
This is a great
start in working with your kids. The
best way to instill these skills in your kids is to demonstrate them yourself and
point out to your kids how and when you take advantage of these to help you
with them and those around you.
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