Kindergarten is the starting point for children to set foot on collective life and cultivate good habits and social skills. Here, children's minds and bodies grow together and shape their future appearance. However, people have different views on whether kindergartens should teach primary school knowledge. This paper will discuss the significance and core objectives of kindergarten from many angles to help parents better understand the educational concept of kindergarten.

A warm little society

Kindergarten is a warm small society, where children learn to cooperate, share and resolve conflicts. These social skills are very important for children's growth and future interpersonal communication.

Living habit training camp

Kindergarten is a training camp for living habits, where children develop regular work and rest, hygiene habits and self-care ability. These habits are very important for children's physical and mental health and future self-management.

Stimulate curiosity and exploration spirit

Kindergartens stimulate children's curiosity and exploration spirit through various games and activities, and cultivate children's interest in learning. These interests and habits are very important for children's future study and development.

Psychological haven

Kindergarten provides a psychological haven for children. Here, teachers carefully observe the emotional changes of children, provide them with necessary psychological support and ensure their happy and healthy growth.

The core goal of all-round development

The core goal of kindergarten is to promote children's all-round development, not just to impart knowledge. Here, children can immerse themselves in carefree exploration and study, and let their bodies and minds fly freely. At the same time, teaching some basic knowledge in advance can help children adapt to the new environment more quickly after entering primary school and reduce their confusion and anxiety.