Children also learn the social aspect of getting along with a group of children. They learn to cooperate, to help, to share, and to be a valuable member of a community of learners. It is a great way to begin. Language The Pre-K focuses on language as a vehicle of thought. Children learn to develop language skills that are begun at home.
Children learn to listen to stories and poems for literary experience.
Children learn to listen to topic books to be informed. Children learn to join in and follow along in the reading of old favorites in enlarged texts. Children learn to browse books independently. Adults write in front of and with children and encourage them to write at their own developmental level. Children talk, talk, talk, talk.