The learning environment within early childhood education certainly reaches beyond subjects such as math, science, and reading. At this age, children are beginning to build relationships with their peers and forming friendships. By sharing experiences, feelings, and interacting with others, children learn how to meet the social needs of others and their own. Making these connections at an early age is vital for honing in on skills that they carry for the rest of their life.
- Communication- Talking, listening, and cooperating with others
- Empathy- Responding to others� feelings with understanding and taking the perspective of others
- Consideration- Saying please and thank you, taking turns, and sharing with those around them
- Play Skills- Taking on roles and developing their own ideas and stories
- Identity Development- Learning to speak up for themselves and express their own interests
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