I remember gluing, cutting, waiting for the water fountain, playing, and painting. It was a very good time of my life, I had teachers who were genuinely concerned about me and wanted me to have the necessary experiences to move on and learn the things I needed to know.
Many parents are nervous about their child's first school experiences, and rightfully so.
The impressions formed in a young child's mind often linger and color all later school experiences, so we obviously want to make the best decision regarding a preschool that we can. There are Montessori, Waldorf, and private church preschools. All of these have their pros and cons, and some are better than others for certain kinds of children. After knowing what it is you want for your child, research the different school types to see which one most closely matches your child's needs. No matter which type you pick, there are some basic guidelines parents can follow when interviewing and considering prospective preschools for their children.