pre-kindergarten
1 of 1nounan educational program designed to prepare children for kindergarten by providing foundational skills and socialization experiences
Pre-kindergarten is an early childhood education program designed for children, typically around 4 years old, before they enter kindergarten. It focuses on building social, emotional, and academic skills to prepare children for the more structured environment of kindergarten. Pre-kindergarten programs help children develop basic skills in literacy, numeracy, and communication through play-based learning and hands-on activities. The aim is to provide a smooth transition into formal education by fostering curiosity, creativity, and foundational learning skills. These programs are commonly offered in schools, daycare centers, and community organizations.
- The pre-kindergarten curriculum focuses on developing early literacy and numeracy skills through interactive activities and play.
- She enrolled her son in a pre-K program to enhance his social skills and prepare him for elementary school.
- He attended a pre-kindergarten program that emphasized social-emotional learning and cooperative play.
- The pre-K teacher implemented a structured daily routine to help children develop routines and self-regulation skills.
- The pre-K curriculum included hands-on learning experiences to foster creativity and curiosity in young learners.