favorite friends

favorite songs

important accomplishments

favorite games

favorite books

favorite toys/stuffed animals

favorite clothes

favorite places to go

favorite things to do (shopping, sports)

favorite holiday/party idea or place to go for them

Pre-schoolers are naturally self-contered. I want…I’m hungry….I need this…..I’m angry….I, I, I. How about having your pre-schoolers complete the same worksheet about someone else? Get them to start thinking about other people’s favorites, their lives, their dreams, their feelings. Teach them to tune into the important people around them say a parent, grandparent, teacher, Sunday school teacher, neighbor, etc…. Many pre-schoolers don’t know what their parents’ favorite color is, or what kind of flowers does the neighbor lady like, or what their aunt’s favorite food is. This teaches them that other people’s wants, hopes, and feelings are just as important and valid as their own. If encouraged to think this way on a daily basis, pre-schoolers learn to care about others through words and actions which tremendouly reduces dicipline proplems and increases feelings of self-worth.

Best wishes.

maybe a fave song question…

hope this helps. and if not, i hope you at least find the questions you need.

~do you take a nap at home

~favorite snack

~what I want to do at school

~what makes me special (allergies, fears, etc.)

~how do you come to school (if anyone will be riding the bus or something other than drop off by parents)

~favorite song or dance

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