Stay crystal-clear with parent
This is most likely a parent’s first experience with school, so be clear with your expectations. Include information about the “schedule of the day, snacks, discipline, how to get in touch, and what to do if they get scared, have a tantrum, or are hurt” in your newsletter
Primary education
Primary education, also called elementary education, is for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Primary education provides students with a basic understanding of various subjects as well as the skills they will use throughout their lives
Developing quality education
Education does not mean acquiring knowledge only but in real sense, is a mean for the advancement of personality and character.This is the core responsibility of the educational institutions to develop the people spiritually, socially, psychologically, mentally and physically
Pre-School or Montessori
Most young children are ready for more structured playgroup sessions at around three years of age. Sending your child to Pre/Play-school or Montessori is a big step towards independence, both for them and for you. However, don’t feel under pressure to send your child to a pre-school environment if you feel that they are not ready. Some children are independent creatures by nature whiles others are more timid and may take longer to become comfortable with the idea.
1. Aerobic Activity
Most of your child’s daily 60 minutes of physical activity should be aerobic activities, like walking, running, or anything that makes their hearts beat faster. In addition, encourage them to do aerobic activities at least 3 days a week that make them breathe fast and their hearts pound.
2. Muscle-Strengthening
Include muscle-strengthening activities, such as climbing or doing push-ups, at least 3 days per week as part of your child’s daily 60 minutes or more.
