CCC562 Providers Helping Children Prepare for School T here is no one quality or skill that children need to do well in school, but a combination of things contributes to their success. These include good health and physical well-being, social and emotional maturity, language skills, an ability to solve problems and think creatively, and general knowledge about the world. As a provider you can make sure that the children in your care receive the support and opportunities necessary to develop in each of these areas. Each chart is age specific and can be used as a guide for program development.
Chores can also help children improve their physical coordination and learn responsibility.
Introduce your preschoolers to art. Find an art activity that's at the right level for the children, then let them do it. Ask your preschoolers to talk about their pictures. Display their art prominently in the room. May experiment with swear words and bathroom words Can be very imaginative and like to exaggerate Have better control in running, jumping, and hopping but tend to be clumsy Are great talkers and questioners Love to use words in rhymes, nonsense, and jokes.