Hello, super moms and dads!
We know how exciting it is when your child learns to say the alphabet or recognize their name on paper. It feels like the first big step into the “real” world of education, right?
But let’s pause for a moment.
Because here at Duscha Pre and Day Care School, we believe there’s something even more important your child needs to master in these early years — social skills.
What Are Social Skills for Preschoolers?
Social skills are the building blocks of communication and relationships. In simple words, they help your child:
- Share toys and space with others
- Wait for their turn patiently
- Express emotions without hitting or shouting
- Listen to instructions and follow them
- Say “please,” “thank you,” and “sorry” with meaning
- Build friendships and solve small conflicts peacefully
Now ask yourself — wouldn’t the world be a better place if we all learned this before we learned the alphabet?
Why Are These Skills More Important Than Letters Right Now?
Preschool is not a race to read and write — it’s a stage to learn how to be human.
Here’s why social skills should take the spotlight:
1. Foundation for Learning
Children who can sit in a group, listen to others, and cooperate with peers are more ready to absorb academic lessons later on.
2. Better Emotional Health
Kids with strong social skills tend to be more confident, less anxious, and happier overall.
3. Stronger Peer Connections
Making friends and feeling included helps children enjoy school and look forward to coming back every day.
4. Lifelong Impact
These are the skills they’ll carry forever — in classrooms, workplaces, and relationships.
How Duscha Builds Social Superstars
At Duscha, located in the heart of Aashiyana, Lucknow, we create an environment that naturally fosters emotional and social growth.
Here’s how we do it:
- Group Play Time – Kids learn to share, solve problems, and enjoy with others.
- Story Circles – Stories help children understand emotions, kindness, and consequences.
- Role Play Activities – From “pretend kitchen” to “doctor-patient,” our setups teach empathy and communication.
- Art Together, Not Apart – Painting, building, and crafting in small groups builds patience and team spirit.
- Daily Conversations – Teachers patiently encourage children to express how they feel, turning tantrums into conversations.
Dear Parents, Remember This…
It’s perfectly okay if your child doesn’t know all the ABCs at age 3.
But if they know how to wait their turn, help a crying friend, or greet someone with a smile, they are already winning.
And when other parents notice this and ask, “Which school do they go to?”
You’ll smile with pride and say,
“Duscha Pre and Day Care School.”
Because at Duscha, we don’t just teach letters — we raise kind, thoughtful humans.
