To be themselves and develop at their own rate. To express themselves through art and play materials freely and constructively. To learn to be tolerant, creative, cooperative and imaginative. To learn to be independent … able to solve their own problems and do things for themselves. To enjoy a preschool experience that will simplify adjustment to elementary school and other social situations. To learn limits of behavior regarding safety, health, and respect for the rights of others. To build feelings of self confidence and security and an acceptance of reality. To increase their ability to handle their emotions constructively.
To share our child’s first experience away from home. To become more aware of our child’s world and understand his/her behavior based upon knowledge of growth and development. To achieve a more positive approach to our child-adult relationship through professional guidance and shared experience with other parents. To provide techniques of working with children and insight into human relationships through participation in the parent education program. To increase our understanding of the needs of the adults and need of the group.
