“Sharing is caring” and other lessons children learn in pre-K that lead to kindergarten success

(NewsUSA) - Many parents think kindergarten readiness starts with learning letters, numbers and how to write a name. Those skills matter, but educators know that the social-emotional and executive function skills children develop before they ever walk into elementary school play an important role in kindergarten readiness.

That's why choosing the right pre-K program matters. In a high-quality pre-K classroom, children don't just learn early academics. They learn how to collaborate with peers, solve problems, manage emotions, adapt to new situations and build independence. These foundational skills help children make the most of every learning opportunity they encounter when they reach elementary school.

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