5 \”unspoken rules\” of kindergarten. Teachers will not state them explicitly, but parents must know them.

Kindergarten, this small world full of laughter and laughter, is the first step for children to enter society. Here, they will learn how to get along with the world and how to share happiness with others. But you know what? In this world full of innocence, there are actually some little-known \”hidden rules\” hidden. Teachers will not tell you these rules directly, but as a parent, knowing them will help your child integrate into this small society faster. Respect starts from teachers. In kindergarten, teachers are the leaders of children, and their authority needs to be respected. Parents should teach their children to respect every instruction of the teacher just as they respect the rules at home. This is not only respect for the teacher, but also an important education for the child\’s growth. Sharing starts with toys. Hidden in the toy box in the kindergarten is the first lesson for children to learn to share. Parents should teach their children that toys are not private, but treasures shared by everyone. Learning to wait and learn to take turns is the first step for children to learn to socialize. Self-care, start with small things. Kindergarten is a paradise for children to learn to take care of themselves. From dressing yourself to eating by yourself, every little thing is a witness to your child\’s growth. Parents should also encourage their children to complete these small things independently at home, so that they can confidently say: \”I will do it myself!\” in kindergarten. Children must learn to express emotions in kindergarten. Children will encounter various emotional challenges. Parents need to teach their children that emotions are not expressed with fists or tears, but communicated with words. In this way, children can learn how to stay calm during conflicts and solve problems with wisdom. Participation, the role of parents is indispensable in kindergarten education. It is not only the responsibility of teachers, but the participation of parents is equally important. Parents should actively participate in kindergarten activities, maintain close communication with teachers, and jointly pay attention to their children\’s growth. Because parents’ support and encouragement are their children’s strongest backing. These \”hidden rules\” are like invisible guides in kindergarten. Understanding and abiding by these \”hidden rules\” can help children adapt to kindergarten life more quickly, while also promoting their overall and healthy growth. As their children\’s first teachers, parents have the responsibility to help their children understand and practice these rules and lay a solid foundation for their future.