Kids' Galaxy of Dacula

Georgia Pre-k enjoying our school Valentine’s Day dance yesterday.

It’s important to start working with children on building their fine motor skills early on. Fine motor skills will develop and improve as they move through childhood. It just takes the right kind of practice. Like in these pictures with our Sunflowers practicing putting plastic eggs together. Working on this skill help children perform important tasks like feeding themselves, grasping toys, buttoning and zipping clothes, writing, drawing, and more. The ability to complete self-care and every day tasks helps a child’s self esteem and confidence to increase. Good job sunflowers on building your fine motor skills!

Pre-k starts each day with circle time which the teacher introduce the theme, read books that go along with the theme for the week and inform the students the plan for the day. Circle time also helps children work on five key skills: thinking, listening, looking, speaking and concentrating.