Traditional Preschool

Using our sense of touch to learn—Experimenting with weight and volume—Practicing hand-eye coordination—Exercising the muscles in our fingers, hands, and arms necessary for writing

Using the muscles in our hands and bodies—Developing hand-eye coordination—Practicing problem solving skills—Thinking creatively—Developing oral language and communication skills—Developing spatial relationship skills

Developing eye-hand coordination—Exercising the muscles in our fingers, hands, and arms necessary for writing—Exploring patterns—Using our imaginations to create

Practicing critical thinking skills—Exercising the muscles in our hands to develop coordination and dexterity—Improving our hand-eye coordination—Developing spatial relationship skills

Experimenting with different media—Practicing using pencils and crayons—Creativity—Working on getting an idea in your head down on paper

Climber and slide―working large climbing muscles―Hopscotch rug― hopping and throwing―Basketball hoop―eye-hand coordination and throwing skills

Developing the ability to role play—Developing language skills—Developing social skills—Developing self-help skills