The Importance of Early Childhood Education Play

The old poem of "All I ever learned I learned inreading is all well and fine for a four year old the
Kindergarten" does hold true. The ability to interactability to get along with others and play nicely and
with others, the ability to share, say you're sorryshare and have confidence in their own ability to
when you hurt somebody, wash your hands beforedraw, paint, manipulate puzzles, clay and other art
you eat, take a nap every afternoon, eat warmprojects are vitally important to the brain and social
cookies and milk and above all hold hands and stickdevelopment.
together when you go out into the world. Now, ILarge and small motor skills are crucial at an early age.
know this sound rather simplified, but those are theThings like drawing, legos, blocks, cars, anything that
most important things your young child will learn. Thedevelops those small motor skills makes it much
act of playing with others builds self esteem, teachingeasier to learn to write. Keep things in their proper
basic social skills, spacial relationship by building blocksorder. While it is impressive to tell your friends that
and building with blocks helps with later mathyour three year old speaks fluent French and can do
applications. Put things back after playing. Be nice toadvance algebra, choose a preschools in Orange
others. What better life lessons could a three yearCountry that also places heavy emphasis on social
old learn than to be nice to others?development it is age appropriate and very important
These are the building blocks of education. Whilefor development.