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As children grow up, parents consider sending them to play school or pre-school. They are very conscious about taking every necessary decision for their better future, so that their children have a better future and they do not have any problem in going to school. In fact, most parents send their children to play school so that their child can learn to mingle with other children. Children should be sent to play school for their emotional, social, physical and mental development. If you are also thinking of sending your child to play school, then first know these important things…
At what age should one send to play school?
Parents should send their child to play school only when he is ready for it. Children between the ages of 2.5 and 3.5 years are able to speak and explain themselves. They can be sent to school at this age, however every child is different, so take any decision according to their development. Sending very young children to play school does not allow them to develop properly.
Keep these things in mind while sending them to school
If there is a uniform in school then there is no hassle. If not, send the child wearing clean clothes every day. Since the child is still young, keep a handkerchief in the bag so that he can clean his hands when they get dirty. If possible, also keep a pair of clothes in the bag, so that they can be changed if they get damaged.
Adequate sleep is essential
8 to 10 hours of sleep is very important for a child. So let him sleep accordingly at night. If he does not get enough sleep, he will be lethargic in class and will not be able to concentrate in class activities.
Benefits of sending children to play school
We send children to play school when they learn to walk, talk and other important things. In such a situation, their development happens rapidly by mixing with other children in school. They learn to speak and recognize words more in school than at home. In play school, they get a chance to do different types of games and activities and play with things.