Early childhood education is an important part of children's growth, and small class, middle class and large class are three important stages of early childhood education. This paper will introduce the differences between these three stages in detail from three aspects: age stage, learning characteristics and learning content, so as to help you better understand your child's growth path.

There are differences in age.

Small class children: 3-4 years old; Middle school students: 4-5 years old; Children in large classes: 5-6 years old. With the growth of age, children's abilities and needs are constantly changing.

The characteristics of learning situation are different.

Small class: children know the world mainly through sensory organs and need more demonstration and guidance from teachers; Middle class: children begin to accept instructions from adults and can complete some simple tasks; Big class: The children gradually show their autonomy, and the activities are mainly based on independent exploration. The teacher only needs a little guidance.

There are differences in learning content

Small class: learn basic life skills, such as eating, sleeping and going to the toilet; Middle class: cultivate listening ability, learn and perform with peers, get a preliminary understanding of the humanistic environment of the community, and learn social skills; Large class: focus on learning the basic knowledge of mathematics and Chinese, and lay a solid foundation for learning in primary school.