learning to think for themselves, understanding their feelings and those around them, recognizing and respecting differences in others, and assessing the consequences of their actions.thinking critically about ideas and information in literacy and math.Play-based learning is designed to help children develop a strong foundation for learning in all areas including: Classroom activitiesĬlassroom activities help children learn through play and inquiry. It is a part of the publicly funded school system. There is no cost to parents or guardians to send their child to kindergarten. avoids moving between different programs and locations.provides familiar surroundings with staff and friends.develops social and academic skills for future success.gives the opportunity to socialize with other children.makes the transition to Grade 1 easier for both you and your child.provides a strong foundation for future learning.improves early reading, writing and math skills.When children turn six years old, they must attend school in September of that year. Students in kindergarten are under the guidance of an educator team that includes a teacher and, where there are more than 16 students, an early childhood educator ( ECE). helps children prepare for Grade 1 and be more successful in schoolĬhildren will have learning opportunities to investigate, problem solve and collaborate as they make sense of the world around them.provides an engaging, inquiry and play-based learning program during the regular school day.While kindergarten is not mandatory for four- and five-year-old children, research shows that it gives children a solid foundation for future learning. You can choose to send your four- and five-year old child to school for kindergarten.
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