What is the curriculum in kindergarten?

Compared with primary and secondary school curriculum, kindergarten curriculum is quite different in content and form, which is determined by the educational tasks and objectives at different educational stages and the laws and characteristics of children's physical and mental development at different ages.

(1) Kindergarten curriculum is integrated into daily life. Children's care includes education, and education includes care. From the content of kindergarten curriculum, because preschool education is not simply to impart systematic knowledge and skills, but to pay attention to the overall cultivation of children's comprehensive harmony.

(2) Games are the basic form of kindergarten curriculum. Kindergarten education takes games as its basic activity, therefore, games are the basic form of kindergarten curriculum, and kindergartens conduct comprehensive education for children through games. The basic form of primary and secondary education and teaching is class.

(3) Based on children's direct experience. Only when children touch things through their senses and operate them can they really understand them more easily. Kindergarten curriculum should actively play the role of children's senses, so that they can learn correctly by using vision, hearing, taste, smell and touch. For young children, only in this way can learning be meaningful. This is also one of the differences between primary and secondary school students, because primary and secondary school students learn subject knowledge systematically, mainly through indirect experience.