School readiness programs play a crucial role in preparing children for the transition to
formal schooling, offering a foundation that supports their future learning and
development. These programs encompass a range of skills and knowledge that children are
encouraged to develop before starting school, including academic, social,
emotional, and physical skills. Here are some of the key benefits of school readiness
programs in early years child development
Age Group: 2 to 3 year old kids
Class Size: 20 kids in one class
Session Timing: Morning 9:00 am to Afternoon 12:30 pm
What Else We Are Teaching
Skills that Children Will Learn
Enhances Academic Skills
School readiness programs introduce basic academic concepts like letters, numbers,
shapes, and colors, fostering foundational skills in reading, writing, and math for
future success.
Promotes Social Skills
School readiness programs teach children social skills like sharing, cooperation, and
taking turns, helping them develop crucial interactions for success in school and
overall growth.
Develops Emotional Regulation
School readiness programs help children manage emotions, express feelings appropriately,
cope with frustration, and adapt to new routines and environments through guided
activities.
Encourages Independence and Self-Care:
Children develop independence and self-care skills, like dressing, managing belongings,
and following directions, which are essential for success in the school environment.
Builds Communication Skills
These programs develop verbal and non-verbal communication skills, helping children
express ideas, listen, and engage in discussions, which are essential for learning and
social interaction.
Fosters Cognitive Development
School readiness activities stimulate cognitive development, enhancing problem-solving,
memory, attention, and logical thinking, preparing children for the structured learning
environment of school.
Supports Physical Development
Physical activities in school readiness programs promote gross and fine motor skills,
essential for tasks like writing, using scissors, and participating in sports and games.
Enhances Confidence and Self-esteem
Acquiring new skills and experiencing success boosts children's confidence and
self-esteem, which are crucial for adapting to and succeeding in school.
Prepares for the School Routine
Familiarizing children with school routines, schedules, activity transitions, and
classroom rules helps ease their transition to formal education.es.