1. Social and emotional development: It provides opportunities for children to interact, cooperate and communicate with other children. You can learn social skills such as sharing, respecting others, resolving conflicts, and cultivating friendship and empathy. In the collective life of kindergarten, children can also build trust and dependence on teachers and other adults.
2. Comprehensive literacy training: Kindergarten promotes the development of children's comprehensive literacy through various activities and games. This includes the cultivation of language communication ability, cognitive ability, sports coordination ability and aesthetic ability. Kindergarten pays attention to cultivating children's curiosity, creativity and exploration spirit, and stimulates children's interest and motivation in learning.
3. Cultivation of adaptability and independence: provide a relatively independent learning environment to help children gradually adapt to leaving home and integrate into collective life. Promote the development of children's independence and autonomy through self-care training, group activities and autonomous learning. This will have a positive impact on future study and life.
4. Basic knowledge and skill enlightenment: Here, children begin to get in touch with some basic learning contents, such as language expression, mathematical concepts, scientific common sense and so on. Kindergarten teachers help children to build a framework of basic knowledge and skills through creative teaching methods and rich educational resources, and lay a solid foundation for future study.
5. Security and monitoring function: This is an organized and managed security environment, which provides monitoring and care for children. Parents can entrust their children to professional teachers and staff to ensure their safety and physical and mental health.