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To help children develop the skills they need for kindergarten, educators’ first job is engaging pre-K students and keeping their attention
Preparing students for kindergarten and engaging pre-K students is a huge undertaking. Introducing children to early reading and math concepts, beginning their social-emotional learning, and working with them on physical abilities such as motor skills is the basic foundation for this age.
Adding to this is the fact that pre-K teachers also need to help students who’ve likely never been in an academic setting understand the mechanics and expectations of a classroom.
To accomplish everything we need to with pre-K students, we must provide a highly engaging classroom experience every day.