Development and implementation of the program "Preparing children for school"

in a municipal budgetary educational institution

Kamensk secondary school

"Do not catch up with the past, but create the future"

Project theme

The innovative project "Preparing children for school" is focused on the development of modern forms of interaction between the subjects of the educational process - students, teachers, parents based ondevelopment of variable forms of preschool education, adequate to the characteristics of preschool childhood, taking into account full preparation for school.

Goals, objectives and system of indicators for achieving the project goals

The basis of policy in the field of preschool education is determined, in our opinion, by three groups of strategic goals:

1. Quality objectives:

improving the quality and efficiency of the preschool education system, developing and implementing programs, technologies that implement high-quality preparation for school.

2. Accessibility goals:

provision of alternative forms of education for children of senior preschool age, which improve the quality of education at its subsequent stages.

3. Management objectives:

the opening of an innovative system of preschool education to ensure equal starting opportunities for preschoolers; creating conditions for ensuring the continuity of preschool and general primary education

The ultimate goal of this project is:

implementation of a unified line of child development at the stages of preschool and primary school childhood, giving the pedagogical process an integral, consistent and promising character.

Tasks:

  1. Organize the process of teaching, upbringing and development of children at the stage of preschool education, taking into account the needs and capabilities of children of this age;

2. Develop and implement an educational program on the foundations of continuity of preschool and primary education;

3. Provide a smooth, stressless transition from play to learning activities;

4. Strengthen and develop a child's emotionally positive attitude towards school, a desire to learn;

5. Organize activities to provide psychological and pedagogical support for preschool children;

6. To create conditions for organizing the educational process with preschool children who do not attend a preschool educational institution, who attend non-systematically or who did not attend throughout their preschool childhood.

Indicators of the effectiveness of the implementation of an innovative school project

Measurement unit of the indicator

1. Target orientation of modern preschool education

The provision of the compulsory part of the program at a sufficient level for the development of the child and the successful development of programs of primary general education

Provision of students' activities with a modern material and technical base

Increase in the number of students enrolled in school training

The share of teachers who ensure the implementation of FGT and FGOS through the integration of three types of educational activities of students: educational, extracurricular and extracurricular activities

The introduction of elements of social design of students into the educational component of the school, ensuring the high efficiency of their socialization

Building a system of psychological and pedagogical support of students in the educational process, contributing to the identification and support of children in various spheres of their life

2. Principles of educational activities and content of education

Enhancing the role continuity with primary educationand strengthening the role of individual achievement in assessing a child's readiness for school

The proportion of the number of students enrolled in the program builtin the form of "joint activity", "independent activity"

Enhancement integration of educational areas, organization of educational work in age-appropriate forms

3 . Planned outcomes of preschool education

An increase in the number and variety of educational programs that implementdirections of comprehensive development of the child, implemented in all educational areas and adequate types of activities

Increasing the satisfaction of children and parents with the results of work:"Social portrait" of a 7-year-old child. Integrative qualities that a child CAN acquire as a result of mastering the Program.

4. Monitoring the achievement of planned results by children

The involvement of parents, through the development of the system of state and public administration, in the process of implementing the program "Preparing children for school", aimed atensuring the possibility of a single start for first graders

Enhancement adaptation of future first graders to school at an early stage of education

Monitoring physical, intellectual, personal qualities of the child through observations, conversations and criterion-oriented techniques

Expected results and effects of the project

  • Creation of a system of continuous education of preschool and primary school level, contributing to the most successful adaptation of the child to school.
  • Using the educational program for primary school teachers "Strategy and tactics of continuity of preschool and primary education in the context of modernization of education."
  • Increasing the coverage of students with preschool education, including paid education.
  • Ensuring the readiness of students to continue their education and work in a constantly changing social environment.
  • Presentation of the pedagogical experience of school teachers in ensuring continuity in child development.
  • Creation of conditions for maintaining the health of all participants in the educational process.
  • Providing basic and additional education that meets the state standard.
  • Enhancing the participation of students and parents in solving specific educational problems.
  • Optimization of the system of social partnership with institutions of a rural settlement and district.
  • Expansion of financial support by attracting additional sources.

Description of the main problem and justification of the relevance of its development

In his Address to the Federal Assembly, the President of the Russian Federation D.A. Medvedev on November 30, 2010 set a number of tasks for the development of the preschool education system for the heads of the highest executive bodies of state power of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, heads of local self-government bodies:

a) develop and implement programs for the reconstruction of existing and construction of new kindergartens;

b) to provide support for the development of variable forms of preschool education, including non-governmental children's organizations and family kindergartens, providing, if possible, providing them with appropriate premises, the use of reduced rental rates, property tax benefits;

c) provide for the creation of preschool groups in general education schools for children who do not attend kindergartens.

At present, various models of organizing preschool education are being developed in the territories. The model of organizing preparatory classes for children 5-7 years old on the basis of preschool educational institutions, institutions of additional education, secondary schools is becoming more and more popular in practice.

We present the experience of organizing preschool education for children 5-6 years old on the basis of our school, which is one of the first schools in the region to carry out such work.

This experience can be useful not only for preschool and primary education teachers, but also for parents, as well as everyone interested in organizing preschool education for children.

The need to open a preparatory class for a base school was due to the presence of the only preschool educational institution in the village, a shortage of vacant places in it, and, as a result, a high percentage of children who are not ready for schooling.

Based on the above problems, the emphasis is on preschool education, which is aimed at leveling the starting opportunities of children from different social groups and strata of the population in obtaining a quality general education, at ensuring the continuity of preschool and primary education.

The project is based on the idea of \u200b\u200bapprobation, implementation and observance of continuity between the stages of development and education - from preschool to upper secondary, which will ensure a consistent sustainable increase in the level of education.

Terms and stages of project implementation

The project implementation consists of three stages.

1st stage - preparatory (January-August 2010)

Purpose:scientific and theoretical justification of the project.

Tasks:

- Study of regulatory documents on the project problem;

- Clarification of goals and objectives, the main directions of activities for the implementation of the project;

- Project development;

Planned result: project development (completed).

Key events of the 1st stage:

1. Study of regulatory documents on the project problem;

2. Analysis of the level of professional competence of teachers for preparing children for school:

Monitoring the level of development of professional competence of teachers on preschool education;

Monitoring the motivation of teachers to improve their professional competence in preschool education;

3. Monitoring the need for organizing a preparatory class for school on the basis of MBOU Kamenskaya secondary school.

4. Project development, creation of creative workshops for teachers and professional parents.

5. Creation of a regulatory framework for the organization of preschool training for preschool children.

2nd stage - experimental, correctional (August 2010 - May 2011)

Purpose:implementation of the project in the course of experimental activities.

Tasks:

- Organization of the work of teachers and professional parents in creative workshops;

- Organization of work of the preparatory class;

- Creation of a favorable psychological microclimate;

- Interim control of the project implementation;

Planned results:

1. Identification of problem areas in the activities of teachers;

2. Development of individual educational routes for teachers aimed at improving their pedagogical skills in preparing children for school;

3. Summarizing the experience of short-term project work;

4. Making proposals for correcting the project;

Key events of the 2nd stage:

1. Study of the legal and methodological base;

2. Conducting master classes, consultations in creative workshops;

3. Development of guidelines for teachers;

4. Study, generalization and presentation of the positive experience of creative workshops at the pedagogical council.

Purpose:creation and implementation of the project "Preparing children for school" - preparatory class in MBOU Kamenskaya secondary school.

Tasks:

Organization of the process of teaching, upbringing and development of children at the stage of preschool education, taking into account the needs and capabilities of children of this age;

Development and implementation of an educational program on the foundations of the continuity of preschool and primary education;

Ensuring a smooth, stress-free transition from play to learning activities;

Strengthening and development of the child's emotional-positive attitude to school, the desire to learn;

Planned results:

1. Creation and implementation of the project "Preparing children for school" - preparatory class in MBOU Kamenskaya secondary school.

Key events of the 3rd stage:

  1. Updating the school's educational program aimed at identifying and supporting children not covered by preschool education, developing effective social partnerships, networking and quality management of education.
  2. Control over the organization of the educational process, the distribution of the teaching load, extracurricular educational activities of the preparatory class students;
  3. Conducting by parents - specialists of consultations on issues at parent-teacher meetings;
  4. Involvement of enterprises of the rural settlement Ateptsevskoe;
  5. Purchase of equipment for educational and play activities, strengthening of the material and technical base;
  6. Involvement of medical workers in rural outpatient clinics for medical examination and vitaminization of children.
  7. Posting the results of the project on the school website;

Implementation of the project in educational practice of the school

On September 1, 2010, the staff of the school started to test the training and development program for senior preschoolers "Preparing children for school".

In the dictionary of S.I. Ozhegov, the following interpretation is given: "A method is an action or a system of actions used in the performance of some work, in the implementation of something"

Dictionary by D.N. Ushakova: “METHOD, way, · husband. 1. This or that order, mode of action, method in the performance of some work, in achieving some goal. 2. A material means, a tool for something (outdated). "

System of actions for the implementation of this project:

1. Informing all participants in the educational process about this project.

2. Submission of the project for wide discussion by all interested parties.

3. Development of a system of measures for individual stages of implementation activities.

4. Definition of a system of methods, tools for project implementation.

5. Use of modern pedagogical technologies for the implementation of this project.

6. Systematic analysis and adjustment of actions to organize implementation activities.

Financial and resource support for the implementation of an innovative project

Financial resource

It is known that budget funding is not enough for the development of the school. Determining the difference between the real costs for the full-fledged activity of the school in order to implement innovative programs and budget funding, we realized the task of finding additional sources.

The sources of extrabudgetary funding are:

1. Social partners (business structures);

2. Paid educational services;

3. Grant aid in the form of property.

Organizational and managerial resource

Organizational and managerial resource is implemented through the management structure of an educational institution based on a competency-based approach:

  • the first level (strategic) - the Governing Council, the Pedagogical Council, the Parents' Committee, the director of the educational institution;
  • the second level (tactical) - the Coordination Council, deputy directors;
  • the third level (organizational) - methodological associations of teachers, Council of Prevention, Student Council;
  • the fourth level (performing) - public organizations, students, teachers, parents.

As a result of information search, modern experience of pedagogical activity, analysis of social order, we are convinced that in order to survive, the school must change. To do this, you need to open your internal resources and actively attract external ones. In our school, we found the following internal resources: creating creative workshops for teachers with the involvement of professional parents.

In realizing the tasks of PNPE, we realize that today it is impossible to do with only internal resources, our own potential, the school needs to go beyond its own educational space. Therefore, we actively attract and use external resources - we submit public reports of the school, individual teachers in order to openness and accessibility of educational services provided by the school.

1. We hold open days, "round tables" on education and upbringing with the heads of interested organizations, mass sports events with the participation of the parent community, presentations of school achievements, reporting concerts.

2. We tell about interesting and significant affairs of the school in the media.

3. The governing board of the school is actively involved in solving issues of teaching and educating children.

Human resource

Staffing, as well as continuous improvement of the level of professional training of the administration and subject teachers.

Sociocultural interaction between school and environment as a fundamental resource.

This resource allows you to build horizontal interaction between different institutions working on common problems. The participants have a need for each other, for communication of specialists and institutions of equal status.

Material and technical support: - room for classes and joint activities of children (dormitory building on the school grounds); a gym with sports equipment for preschool and primary school children; video room; music room, dining room, classroom, games room, bedroom. Sets of visual and handouts on subjects, samples for practical work, workbooks, writing utensils, audio and video recordings, sets of board games, soft toys; visual aids for conducting classes on the development of elementary mathematical concepts; speech development and literacy training; familiarization with fiction. (See Attachment)

Control as a condition of resource provision.

Implementing in practice the position of humanization of education, we proceed from the fact that control will be effective if it is carried out openly, objectively, benevolently and with pedagogical participation.

Control objectives:

Compliance with the organization of educational activities;

Implementation of the continuity of preschool and primary care;

Organization of a comprehensive development system;

Control methods:

Questioning;

Testing, social survey;

Monitoring;

Observations, study of documentation;

Analysis of classes;

Conversation, the results of educational and educational activities of students;

Analysis of the implementation of the accepted management decisions at school.

Forms of organizing network interaction with other educational institutions and other organizations

Guided by the definition of a new school as a center " interaction both with parents and the local community, as well as with cultural institutions, health care, sports, leisure, and other social organizations "( National educational initiative "Our new school") MBOU - Kamenskaya secondary school carries out network interaction with the following institutions:

Institutions with which we interact

Areas of interaction

Planned results of interaction

MAOU Educational and Methodological Center (Naro-Fominsk)

Organization of refresher courses, provision of methodological assistance

Designating a school as a health networking hub

Administration of the rural settlement

Organization of sponsorship

Purchase of equipment necessary for organizing the work of the preparatory class

Kamenskaya ambulance station

Conducting clinical examination, fortification of students.

Improving immunity, reducing the incidence

MBDOU kindergarten combined type No. 59

Exercising continuity.

Successful adaptation of children to school conditions

DK vsele Kamenskoe

Organization of additional education; holding joint cultural events

Increase in the number of children enrolled in additional education

MOU DOD Children's Art House No. 1 named after V.Voloshina (Naro-Fominsk)

Organization of additional education.

Increasing the number of children attending circles and sections

Parents are specialists

Providing advisory assistance to teachers and parents on targeted issues;

Raising the level of education, awareness of teachers and parents.

The practice of implementing innovations in preparing children for schooling in the conditions of additional education institutions

Preparing children for school, in itself, is not a new problem, in kindergartens and earlier it was given great importance, since in preschool institutions there are all conditions for solving this problem. But in practice, the issues of preparing children for school were considered rather narrowly and boiled down to the assimilation of knowledge of an obligatory basic component - elementary mathematical concepts and literacy.

In the modern world, schools are very different among themselves, both in programs and in teaching methods. Therefore, the question of the child's readiness and preparation for school is especially acute. Preschool education is the basis of the entire educational system, in the process of which the child's personality is formed, which determines his further development.

The preparation of children for school is currently carried out not only in kindergartens, now there are many preschool institutions that prepare children for school.

In the context of modernization of the modern education system, there is a need to update the content of preschool education.

The main mechanism for optimizing the development of the preschool education system is the search and development of innovations that contribute to the development of various directions in institutions of additional education. Innovation activity is a process that allows you to move to a higher quality level in education using new methods, programs, technologies. The general goal of introducing innovations is to achieve high results in preschool education, upbringing and personal development. Currently, the entire education system is included in the innovation process.

Since 2009, an integrated educational program of the pre-school preparation studio "ABVGDeyka", which specializes in preparing children for school, has been implemented at the MOU DOD CDT.

The purpose of teaching this studio is to develop a versatile creative personality, to create a holistic view of the world around the child. Integration in learning as a goal should give the student the knowledge that reflect the connectedness of individual parts of the world as a system, teach a child from the first steps of learning to imagine the world as a single whole, in which all the elements are interconnected (Yu.M. Kolyagin).

Thus, in addition to teaching basic subjects, such as the basics of writing and mathematics, the activities of the preschool training studio are: familiarization with the basics of life safety, the use of health-saving technologies, environmental education of preschoolers, the integration of the educational process, much attention is paid to joint work with parents.

To enhance the position of the family in raising a child, new forms of work with parents are being introduced. According to psychologists L.S. Vygotsky and D.B. Elkonina “the development of a child occurs only in a social environment, through interaction with this environment. The first and most significant environment for a child is his family. It is the relationship in the parental family, the attitude towards the child on the part of the parents that largely determine the child's mental development, including the formation of his adaptive capabilities ”. Therefore, working with the family is an important task of the educational system in general and preschool and additional education in particular.

In the MOU DOD Children's Art Center in Balashov, when working with parents, it is carried out as generally accepted events, such as meetings, diagnostic and analytical questionnaires when a child enters a preschool studio, conversations with parents, including family visits in order to get to know the child and his close in a child's familiar environment, consultations and innovative ones, one of which is the creative living room “Mom, Dad, I am a creative family”. In the creative process of such events, the experience of family education is exchanged, exhibitions of drawings, handicrafts of parents and children, joint concerts of amateur performances are organized, calm, trusting communication takes place, and parents act not as spectators, but as active participants. All this contributes parents' interest in preschool education of children, showing interest in the content of classes, encouraging parents to analyze certain methods of upbringing, increasing their interest in discussing issues and solving certain pedagogical situations and tasks.

Another innovative direction of the preschool training studio is teaching pupils the basics of life safety. Modern living conditions prove the need to introduce this subject to preschool children. The upbringing and training of children in personal safety and life safety is carried out, as a rule, not only in specially organized classes, but also during walks, excursions, regime moments, classes in other subjects. Pupils of the pre-school training studio are active participants and spectators of the district competition of young traffic inspectors "Safe Wheel", which is held annually. Pupils will learn the rules of personal safety in integrated lessons. An example of such integrated lessons can be classes in the lessons "Entertaining English", on the topics "My House", where children repeat the names of household items, study their names in English, draw pictures on the topic "My House", and in physical study and consolidate the rules of conduct in the house, or on the topic "Transport", where pupils study the name of the modes of transport in English language, make up the story "My journey", perform the application, as well as study transport safety rules.

Classes based on integration make it possible to more effectively and better prepare a pupil for school and achieve the goals of the pre-school training studio program. In such classes, pupils are trained not according to the principle "they teach me", but according to the principle "we study together."

Much attention is paid to the study of the surrounding world and environmental education and training. The program includes a section "Understanding the World", which is aimed at expanding knowledge about the surrounding objective world, about the natural and social environment. Particular attention is paid to the preschooler's awareness of the bright, easily perceived characteristic features of nature objects, the cognitive interests of the future student develop, his ability to use the knowledge gained in specific activities, the rules of behavior in nature and society are learned, which again speaks of the integration of classes.

One of the tasks of institutions of additional education is to protect the life and health of pupils. Due to poor ecology, the health of the younger generation is deteriorating every year, the incidence of visual diseases and diseases of the musculoskeletal system is growing. Therefore, it became necessary to introduce health technologies into the process of physical education of preschoolers. In addition to the generally accepted physical education minutes, some classes take place in the form of a game or in the form of a combined lesson and physical education. So, for example, when studying colors in an English lesson, the games "Seven-colored flower" and "Merry cube" are used, the tasks of which are not only the study of colors and shades in English, but also the general strengthening of the body, back muscles, arches of the feet. Pupils, using colored ribbons, cubes not only learn colors during the game, but also perform physical exercises. Such activities form the habit of maintaining the correct body position during classes, help to maintain the health of pupils, and contribute to the harmonious development of preschoolers. Practice has shown that pupils like classes using non-standard equipment, made by hand, it contributes to a favorable emotional mood and increases interest in classes.

Thus, the introduction of innovations is the most important condition for improving and reforming the system of additional education. Innovation activity is a process that allows an institution to move to a new, higher quality stage of development. Innovations in the preschool education curriculum in the preschool studio make it possible to achieve the goals of the program more fully. At the same time, the introduction of innovations requires professional competence, which is based on the personal and professional development of teachers. Therefore, the entire teaching staff should be in constant search of new forms of work with pupils and parents.

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    "Abstracts" The text of the work "Variable forms of preparing children for school"

    Variable forms of preparing children for school

    The concept of preparing preschool children for schooling as a psychological and pedagogical component. The development of children in the preschool period. Features of the work of preparatory groups on the basis of the school of the South-Western Administrative District of Moscow.

    • INTRODUCTION
      • Chapter 1. Theoretical Foundations of Preparing Preschool Children for Schooling
      • 1.1 The concept of "preparing preschool children for schooling" as a psychological and pedagogical component
      • 1.2 The nature and characteristics of the development of children in the preschool period
      • 1.3 The need to develop and implement variable forms of preparing children for school
      • Chapter 2. Practical study of preparing preschool children for schooling
      • 2.1 Psychological and pedagogical methods of studying the preparation of children for schooling at the preschool stage
      • 2.2 Features of the work of preparatory groups on the basis of the school of the South-Western Administrative District of Moscow
      • 2.3 Features of the work of the preparatory groups of the kindergarten of the South-Western Administrative District of Moscow
      • 2.4 Statistical analysis of the number of kindergartens and groups based on schools in the Southwestern Administrative District of Moscow that prepare children for school
      • Conclusion on chapter II
      • Conclusion
    INTRODUCTION Equalization of starting opportunities for preschool children as a prerequisite for their successful education in primary school (and at subsequent stages of education) is one of the priority directions of state policy in the field of education. In this regard, the development of the organization, content and methodological support of the preparation of children for school as a fundamental, basic document, which makes it possible to systematize the work on equalizing the starting capabilities of preschool children, is very relevant today, since as a result of the development of variable forms of preschool education in children kindergartens, schools, cultural and educational centers and centers of additional education (libraries, museums, clubs, children's art houses, etc.), groups of short-term stay to prepare children for school began to function. Preparing children for school is also carried out at home by parents or tutors, and in families at risk - by social workers, which contributes to a versatile and more effective preparation of a child for school. - is impossible without significant modernization of the primary educational link. At the same time, the logic of improving primary school is not only in increasing the range of school subjects (for example, introducing the study of a foreign language and information technology as compulsory in primary school), the transition of schools to work on new programs, textbooks, testing innovative forms of education, but also in the dominance tasks of the child's development, his key competencies, which meets the updated cultural and educational needs of various strata and groups of the population. All this makes increased requirements for the preschool preparation of the first grader, actualizes the problems of school maturity, preparing children for the transition to school, their readiness for systematic learning. By the time of admission to school, by the end of preschool childhood, children must reach a certain level of development of cognitive processes and the emotional-volitional sphere, they need to form appropriate personal qualities. The priority goal at this age stage should be the real development and socialization of the child, the formation of age culture and erudition, mental and personal neoplasms. The main result of this process should be the formation of intellectual, emotional, communicative readiness for school in children. The lack of such readiness in a child negatively affects the success of his education, the comfort of being in the class. That is why in the regulatory documents of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, in scientific literature, in the speeches of teachers, psychologists, physiologists and public figures, preschool training is considered in the logic of ensuring the continuity of education. and the progressive development of the child. Hence, the need to separate the problems of preschool education of children into an independent preschool educational space is understandable, which is most effectively interfaced with the educational space of the primary school.In fact, the preliminary analysis made it possible to reveal that today the preparation of children for schooling is carried out on the basis of the following organizational forms: preschool educational institutions in their traditional forms for Russia (kindergartens); new forms of preschool education based on groups of short-term stay of a child in kindergarten; pedagogical complexes "School - Kindergarten"; the introduction of so-called "zero" classes at school; family forms of training children for school; other forms of preparation, mainly circles, focused on the provision of paid services to the population. The problem of diagnosing the psychological readiness of children for schooling is faced by practical psychologists working in public education institutions, such as L. AND. Wenger, A.L. Wenger, V.V. Kholmovskaya, Ya. Ya. Kolominsky, E.A. Pashko and others A. Anastazi interprets the concept of school maturity as "mastering skills, knowledge, abilities, motivation and other behavioral characteristics necessary for the optimal level of mastering the school curriculum." Shvantsara more succinctly defines school maturity as the achievement of such a degree in development when the child "becomes able to take part in school education." Shvantsar singles out mental, social and emotional components as components of readiness for learning at school. Back in the 60s, Bozovic pointed out that the readiness to study at school is formed from a certain level of development of mental activity, cognitive interests, readiness for arbitrary regulation of one's cognitive activity and for the social position of a student. Similar views were developed by A.V. Zaporozhets, noting that the readiness to study at school "is an integral system of interrelated qualities of a child's personality, including the features of its motivation, the level of development of cognitive, analytical and synthetic activity, the degree of formation of mechanisms of volitional regulation of actions, etc. Thus, it is possible to single out a number of contradictions that significantly inhibit the development of the system of preschool training, which adequately meets the trends of modernization of education in the Russian Federation: between the objectively conditioned increase in the requirements for preschool training of applicants to the first grade and the catastrophic increase in the number of children not ready for school; education for continuity and lack of conjugation between the systems of preschool and primary school education in the requirements, content, technologies Purpose: to consider the variable forms of preparation for school Subject: variable forms Object: Variable forms of preparation for school Hypothesis: there is a relationship between the acquired skills and abilities of preschoolers and their readiness for school. : 1. Give the concept of "preparing preschool children for schooling" as a psychological and pedagogical component. 2. Disclose the nature and characteristics of the development of children in the preschool period. 3. Consider the need to develop and implement variable forms of preparing children for school 4. Select psychological and pedagogical methods for studying the preparation of children for schooling at the preschool stage, analyze the result and draw conclusions 5. Find out the features of the work of preparatory groups on the basis of a kindergarten and school of the South-Western Administrative District of Moscow 6. Conduct a statistical analysis on the number of kindergartens and groups based on schools in the Southwestern Administrative District of Moscow that prepare children for school Methods: testing, survey, measurement and scales, methods of processing research materials (alternative and correlation analysis). The theoretical significance of the study is determined the fact that the data obtained are relevant to the development of theoretical problems of preparing children for school, make a certain contribution to the study of the laws of the general development of preschool children, which contributes to more effective preparation of the child for school. Practical significance: the results of this study can help parents and teachers in organization of educational work with children of preschool age, with the goal of effective preparation for school. Chapter 1. Theoretical Foundations of Preparing Preschool Children for Schooling 1.1 The concept of "preparing preschool children for schooling" as a psychological and pedagogical component Criteria for a child's readiness for school. Experts in the field of developmental psychology believe that a child's readiness for school should be judged by such characteristics that reflect the characteristics of his psyche as a whole and are new formations that have arisen in his play activity, but prepared the transition to learning. Vygotsky characterizes age as an integral dynamic structure, which is not the sum of separate parts, but has a central neoformation, which determines all the mental characteristics of a six-seven-year-old child. This age is considered in psychology to be transitional, critical. The central psychological neoplasm of this age, according to L.S. Vygotsky, is "generalization of experience" - "intellectualization of affect." A child who has passed this period acquires a fundamentally new type of behavior. Until this period, his behavior was dictated by the situation in which he was, which he perceived. Now he is able not to be on about the situation, he builds his behavior in accordance with certain rules and social norms. If a child entered school without acquiring this quality in play activity before school, correctional work is necessary. Correction should be done using the child's play activity. Research by E.E. Kravtsova showed that for the development of volition in a child during correctional work, it is necessary to fulfill a number of conditions. In particular, it is necessary to combine individual and collective forms of activity that are adequate to the child's age, the use of games with rules, etc. Research has shown that first grade schoolchildren with a low level of randomness are characterized by a low level of play activity. After holding special games with them, the level of their gaming activity increased markedly. Thanks to this, there have been positive changes in their voluntary behavior. This neoplasm is central in the diagnosis of a child's readiness for school. In addition to voluntariness, readiness for school includes several more important neoplasms. It should be noted that different authors focus on different of them. So, D.B. Elkonin points out two more: the level of possession of means, primarily symbolic and symbolic, as well as the ability to take into account the position of another person. The importance of the ability to use symbolic means in activities is emphasized by many specialists. So, N.G. Salmina believes that by the time a child enters school, he should have formed such a type of sign-symbolic activity as substitution (the use of substitutes that perform the same function as the subject being replaced. Thus, in play, a child replaces a horse with a stick and rides on top of it.) Coding is the second type of sign-symbolic activity. Its essence lies in the ability to display a phenomenon, an event in a certain alphabet, according to certain rules. Schematization and finally modeling. A number of authors include in the readiness a certain level of communication of the child (MI Lisina, NG Salmina, EE Kravtsova). Of course, this is an important indicator of a child's readiness for school. It is in communication that the child's ability to obey the rules, to be guided by social norms is formed. M.I. Lisina believes that the indicator of readiness is the level of formation of the child's extra-situational-personal communication. This type of communication is characterized by the child's desire for empathy and mutual understanding. Finally, E.E. Kravtsova believes that imagination is the central psychological neoplasm that ensures readiness for schooling. Obviously, all these neoplasms are important for educational activity. Thus, sign-symbolic activity is constantly used at school. Each subject has its own system of signs and symbols. With their help, the student encodes the studied information (for example, uses mathematical signs), and subsequently he must decode it, identify the used signs with reality. (For example, behind the "\u003d" sign, see the equality of two values). Modeling occupies an important place in the educational activity of a younger student. It is a necessary component of learning. There are several types of educational modeling. L.I. Aydarova has developed several types of models that are successfully used in the study of the Russian language: 1) models of specific phenomena in the form of dramatization (representation in a role) used as message models 2) a schematic representation of a word reflecting in it the characteristic features of a certain grammatical category, etc. .. Modeling is widely used in solving mathematical problems. For example, L.M. Friedman writes that a word problem is a "verbal model of a given situation," and the process of solving a problem is a process of transforming a model. The main thing is to be able to move from a verbal to a mathematical model. At the same time, the student must be able to build a number of auxiliary models - diagrams, tables, etc. The solution of the problem proceeds as a transition from one model to another: from a textual model to auxiliary ones (tables, diagrams); from them - to mathematical ones, on which the problem is solved. Hence, it logically follows the conclusion about the need to take into account the degree of children's readiness to use the models. Research has shown that modeling techniques are already available to preschoolers. L.A. Wenger and his co-workers found that preschoolers successfully work with three types of models: a) reflecting the structure of an individual object; b) reflecting the structure of the class of objects; c) conditionally symbolic, reflecting non-visual relationships. Similarly, without a certain level of development of communication, the student will not be able to identify and accept the educational task, join in joint activities and realize in it his position and the position of the partner, etc. The problem of psychological readiness for school not new to psychology. In foreign studies, it is reflected in works that study the school maturity of children. Traditionally, there are three aspects of school maturity: intellectual, emotional and social. Intellectual maturity is understood as differentiated perception (perceptual maturity), including the selection of a figure from the background; concentration of attention; analytical thinking, expressed in the ability to comprehend the basic connections between phenomena; the possibility of logical memorization; the ability to reproduce the pattern, as well as the development of fine hand movements and sensorimotor coordination. We can say that, understood in this way, intellectual maturity largely reflects the functional maturation of the structures of the brain. Emotional maturity is mainly understood as a decrease in impulsive reactions and the ability to perform a not very attractive task for a long time. Social maturity includes the child's need for communication with peers and skill subordinate their behavior to the laws of children's groups, as well as the ability to play the role of a student in a school situation. Based on the selected parameters, tests are created to determine school maturity. American researchers of this problem are mainly interested in the intellectual capabilities of children in the broadest sense. This is reflected in the battery tests they use, showing the development of the child in the field of thinking, memory, perception and other mental functions. If foreign studies of school maturity are mainly aimed at creating tests and are much less focused on the theory of the issue, then in the works of Russian psychologists contains a deep theoretical study of the problem of psychological readiness for school, rooted in the works of L.S. Vygotsky. So L.I. Bozovic identifies several parameters of the child's mental development that most significantly affect the success of schooling. Among them is a certain level of the child's motivational development, including cognitive and social motives of learning, sufficient development of voluntary behavior in the intellectual sphere. She recognized the motivational plan as the most important in the child's psychological readiness for school. Two groups of learning motives were identified: 1) broad social motives of learning, or motives associated "with the child's needs in communication with other people, in their assessment and approval, with the student's desires to take a certain place in the system of social relations available to him"; 2) motives directly related to educational activities, or "cognitive; interests of children, the need for intellectual activity and the mastery of new skills, skills and knowledge." A child who is ready for school wants to learn because he wants to take a certain position in the society of people , namely a position that opens access to the world of adulthood, and because he has a cognitive need that he cannot satisfy at home. The fusion of these two needs contributes to the emergence of a new attitude of the child to the environment, named by L.I. Bozovic "the inner position of the student" (1968). This neoplasm L.I. Bozovic attached great importance, believing that the "inner position of a student" can act as a criterion of readiness for schooling. It should be noted that both the "internal position of the student" and the broad social motives of learning are purely historical phenomena. The fact is that the system of public education and training existing in our country presupposes several stages of growing up: 1) a nursery, a kindergarten - preschool childhood; 2) school - with admission to school, the child rises to the first step of growing up, here begins his preparation for independent adulthood; this is the importance attached to school in our society; 3) high school or work - adults. Thus, school is the link between childhood and adulthood, and if attending preschool institutions is optional, then attending school has until now been strictly compulsory, and children, reaching school age, understand that school gives them access to adult life; hence there is a desire to go to school in order to take a new place in the system of social relations. This, as a rule, explains the fact that children do not want to study at home, but want to study at school, it is not enough for them to satisfy only the cognitive need, they still need to satisfy the need for a new social status that they receive by being involved in the educational process as a serious activity , leading to a result that is important both for the child and for the adults around him, New formation of the "internal position of the student" that arises at the turn of preschool and primary school age and is a fusion of two needs - cognitive and the need to communicate with adults at a new level, allows the child to be involved in the educational process as a subject of activity, which is expressed in the conscious formation and implementation of intentions and goals, or, in other words, the student's arbitrary behavior. Almost all authors researching psychological readiness for school give a special place to arbitrariness in the problem under study. There is a point of view that the weak development of arbitrariness is the main stumbling block of psychological readiness for school. But the extent to which arbitrariness should be developed by the beginning of schooling is a very poorly worked out question in the literature. The difficulty lies in the fact that, on the one hand, voluntary behavior is considered a new formation of primary school age, developing within the educational (leading) activity of this age, and on the other hand, the weak development of volitionality prevents the beginning of learning at school. Elkonin (1978) believed that voluntary behavior is born in a role-playing game in a team of children, which allows a child to rise to a higher stage of development than he can do in a game alone, since the team in this case corrects violations in imitation of the supposed model, then as yourself; it is still very difficult for a child to exercise such control. “The control function is still very weak,” writes DB Elkonin, “and often still requires support from the situation, from the participants in the game. This is the weakness of this emerging function, but the significance of the game is that this function is born here. therefore, play can be considered a “school of voluntary behavior.” From this idea of \u200b\u200bthe genesis of voluntary behavior, it is not clear what level of development the latter should reach by the transition period from preschool to primary school age, that is, by the time the child enters school. that the process of school education from the very first steps is based on a certain level of development of voluntary behavior. Discussing the problem of readiness for school, D. B. Elkonin put the formation of the necessary prerequisites for educational activity in the first place. Analyzing these prerequisites, he and his employees identified the following parameters: children consciously subordinate their actions to a rule that generally determines the mode of action; the ability to focus on a given system requirements; the ability to listen attentively to the speaker and accurately perform the tasks offered orally; the ability to independently complete the required task according to a visually perceptible sample. In fact, these are the parameters of the development of arbitrariness, which are part of the psychological readiness for school, on which teaching in the first grade is based. the works of E.E. Kravtsova (G.G. Kravtsov, EE Kravtsova, 1987; E. B, Kravtsova, 1991), when characterizing the psychological readiness of children for school, the main focus is on the role of communication in the development of the child. There are three spheres - attitudes towards an adult, towards a peer and towards oneself, the level of development of which determines the degree of readiness for school and in a certain way correlates with the main structural components of educational activity. Salmina (1988) also singles out arbitrariness as one of the prerequisites for educational activity as indicators of psychological readiness for school. In addition, she pays attention to the level of formation of the semiotic function and personal characteristics, including the peculiarities of communication (the ability to work together to solve the assigned tasks), the development of the emotional sphere, etc. A distinctive feature of this approach is the consideration of the semiotic function as an indicator of children's readiness for school, and the degree of development of this function characterizes the child's intellectual development. It should be emphasized that in Russian psychology, when studying the intellectual component of psychological readiness for school, the emphasis is not on the amount of knowledge acquired by the child, although this is also an important factor, but on the level of development of intellectual processes: "... the child must be able to single out the essential in the phenomena of the surrounding reality, be able to compare them, see similarities and differences; he must learn to reason, find the causes of phenomena, draw conclusions. " For successful learning, the child must be able to highlight the subject of his knowledge. In addition to the indicated components of psychological readiness for school, we additionally single out one more - the development of speech. Speech is closely related to intelligence and reflects both the general development of the child and the level of his logical thinking. It is necessary that the child be able to find individual sounds in words, i.e. he must have developed phonemic hearing. Equally important is the development of speech as a means of communication and a prerequisite for mastering writing. To summarize all that has been said, we list the psychological spheres, but the level of development of which is judged on the psychological readiness for school: affective-need, voluntary, intellectual and speech. Applied methods of diagnostics of psychological readiness to school must show the development of the child in all of the above areas. In this case, one should remember the instructions of D.B. Elkonin that when studying children in the transition period from preschool to primary school age, "the diagnostic scheme should include the diagnosis of both preschool neoplasms and the initial forms of activity in the next period." Diagnostics of psychological readiness for school is a difficult but completely solvable problem. What do we meet in first grade? Are all accepted students psychologically ready for schooling? and G.G. Kravtsovs, about a third of 6-7-year-old first-graders are not sufficiently prepared for school. Psychological readiness for school, associated with a successful start of education, determines the most favorable option for the development of children. But there are other options for development that require more or less correctional work. When children enter school, insufficient development of any one component of psychological readiness is often revealed. Many teachers tend to believe that in the learning process it is easier to develop intellectual mechanisms than personal ones. Apparently this is so. In any case, if children are personally unprepared for school, the teacher has an extremely complex set of problems. Pupils with personal unpreparedness for learning, showing childish spontaneity, respond in the lesson at the same time, without raising their hands and interrupting each other, share their thoughts and feelings with the teacher. In addition, they are usually included in the work only when the teacher speaks directly to them, and the rest of the time they are distracted, do not follow what is happening in the classroom, violate discipline, which destroys their own educational work and interferes with the rest of the students. Having inflated self-esteem, they are offended by comments. When teachers and parents complain about their behavior and learning failures, they complain that the lessons are uninteresting, the school is bad, or the teacher is angry. The motivational immaturity inherent in these children often leads to gaps in knowledge, low productivity of educational activity. The prevailing intellectual unpreparedness for learning directly leads to the failure of educational actions, the inability to understand and fulfill all the teacher's requirements and, consequently, to low grades. This, in turn, affects motivation: the child does not want to do what is chronically impossible. With intellectual unreadiness, different options for the development of children are possible. A peculiar variant is the so-called verbalism (from the word "verbal" - verbal). Verbalism is associated with a high level of speech development, good memory development against the background of insufficient development of perception and thinking. As a rule, speech in such children develops early and intensively. They possess complex grammatical constructions, a rich vocabulary, and can reproduce "adult" phrases and whole utterances. Because of this, they are often considered geeks. At the same time, preferring purely verbal communication with adults, children are not sufficiently involved in practical activities, business cooperation with parents and games with other children. Verbalism leads to one-sidedness in the development of thinking, inability to work according to a model, to correlate one's actions with given methods and some other features, which does not allow to study successfully at school. Correctional work with these children requires a return to the types of activities characteristic of preschool age - play, construction, drawing, etc., which, above all, contribute to the development of figurative thinking. Psychological readiness for school is a holistic education. The lag in the development of one component sooner or later entails a lag or distortion in the development of others. Complex deviations are also observed in cases where the initial psychological readiness for schooling may be quite high, but due to some personal characteristics, children experience significant learning difficulties. Let us dwell on three options for the development of 6-7-year-old children, described by A.L. Wenger: Anxiety is known to be situational, but it can also become a personality trait. High anxiety acquires stability with constant dissatisfaction with the child's educational work on the part of the teacher and parents - an abundance of remarks, reproaches, and other negative assessments. Let's say a child gets sick, falls behind his classmates and finds it difficult to re-engage in the learning process. If the temporary difficulties experienced by him irritate adults, anxiety arises, fear of doing something bad, wrong. The same result is achieved in a situation where the child is learning quite successfully, but the parents expect more and make excessive, unrealistic demands. Due to the growth of anxiety and the associated low self-esteem, educational achievements decrease, failure is fixed. Lack of self-confidence leads to a number of other features - the desire to thoughtlessly follow the instructions of an adult, to act only according to patterns and templates, fear of taking initiative, formal assimilation of knowledge and methods of action. him on these issues, which increases emotional discomfort. It turns out a vicious circle: the unfavorable personality traits of the child are reflected in the quality of his learning activity, the low performance of the activity causes a corresponding reaction from others, and this negative reaction, in turn, enhances the child's peculiarities. You can break this vicious circle by changing the attitudes and assessments of parents and teachers. Close adults, focusing attention on the child's slightest achievements, without blaming him for individual shortcomings, reduce the level of his anxiety and thereby contribute to the successful completion of educational tasks. The second development option is called "negativistic demonstrativeness." Demonstration is a personality trait associated with an increased need for success and attention to others around. A child who possesses this property behaves somewhat deliberately, mannered. His theatrical behavior, exaggerated emotional reactions serve as a means of achieving the main goal - to attract attention, get approval. If for a child with high anxiety, the main problem is the constant disapproval of adults, then for a demonstrative child it is a lack of praise. But why in this case becomes negativistic? If a first grader is not brilliant and does not admire his school success, he begins to satisfy the increased need for attention in other ways. His behavior acquires a negative social connotation: theatrically, affectively, the rules of behavior adopted in school are violated, and aggressiveness can manifest itself. Negativism extends not only to the norms of school discipline, but also to the purely educational requirements of the teacher. Without accepting educational tasks, periodically "dropping out" from the learning process, the child cannot master the necessary knowledge and methods of action, learn successfully. The source of demonstrativeness, which is clearly manifested already in preschool age, usually becomes the lack of attention of adults to children who feel abandoned in the family. "disliked". But it happens that the child receives sufficient attention, but it does not satisfy him due to the hypertrophied need for emotional contacts. Overestimated requirements for adults are not made by neglected children, but, on the contrary, by the most spoiled children. Children with negativistic demonstrativeness, violating the rules of behavior, seek the attention they need. And even if this is by no means benevolent attention (irritation, remarks, notations and other negative assessments), it still serves as a reinforcement of demonstrativeness. A child, acting on the principle: "it is better to let them scold than not notice" - reacts perversely to censure and continues to do what he is punished for. It is desirable for such children to find an opportunity for self-realization. The best place to be demonstrative is on the stage. In addition to participating in matinees, concerts, performances, other types of artistic activity are suitable for children, in particular, visual. But the most important thing is to remove or at least weaken the reinforcement of unacceptable forms of behavior. The task of adults is to do without lectures and edifications, not to pay attention to minor offenses, make comments as less emotionally as possible and punish major ones (say, by refusing a planned trip to the circus). This is much more difficult for the teacher and parents than caring for an anxious child. "Avoiding reality" is another variant of unfavorable development. It is observed in cases where demonstrativeness is combined with anxiety in children. These children also have a strong need for attention to themselves, but they cannot realize it in a dramatic form due to their anxiety. They are hardly noticeable, they are afraid to cause disapproval by their behavior, they strive to fulfill the requirements of adults. An unsatisfied need for attention leads to an increase in anxiety and even greater passivity, invisibility, which makes it difficult for already insufficient contacts. These features, which intensify over time, are usually combined with infantilism, lack of self-control. Without achieving significant success in learning, such children, as well as purely demonstrative ones, "drop out" from the learning process in the classroom. But it looks different: without breaking discipline, without interfering with the work of the teacher and classmates, they are "in the clouds." Children love to fantasize. If colorful stories about experienced adventures, exciting events are similar to reality, parents sometimes believe them, but more often they regard them as lies. In dreams, various fantasies, the child gets the opportunity to become the main character, to achieve the recognition he lacks. In some cases, fantasy manifests itself in artistic or literary creation. But always in fantasizing, in detachment from academic work, the desire for success and attention is reflected. This is also the departure from the reality that does not satisfy the child. When adults encourage the activity of children, pay attention to the results of their educational activities and search for ways of creative self-realization, a relatively easy correction of their development is achieved. Also, a number of indicators of the psychological immaturity of a child entering school can be distinguished. Poor speech development of children. Two aspects stand out here: a) differences in the level of speech development of different children; b) formal, unconscious possession by children of the meaning of various words and concepts. The child uses them, but to a direct question, what does this word mean, often Gives an incorrect or approximate answer. Especially often, this use of vocabulary is observed when memorizing poems, retelling texts: This is due to excessive emphasis on the accelerated verbal (speech) development of a child, which is an indicator of his intellectual development for adults. To a certain extent, the underdevelopment of the hand is manifested when cutting figures along the contour, in the disparity of parts of the figure during sculpting, inaccuracies in gluing, etc. Incorrect formation of methods of educational work. Many children have difficulty learning the rules. Knowing how to apply the rule when completing an assignment, children hardly remember its formulation. Moreover, many guys first do the exercise, and then they learn the rule, which this exercise was aimed at. Psychological analysis shows that the reason for this lies not so much in the unsatisfactory formulation of the rules, but in the fact that children have not formed the necessary skills to work with the rules, the lack of orientation in the way of action in children, and poor mastery of operational skills. Children who are good at counting by the time they enter school experience difficulties in solving problems, when it is necessary to show the course of the solution in expanded form, according to the actions: the conditions for the solution and the method of solution begin to get confused, the child finds it difficult to find an error in the solution. understanding, acceptance and retention of a learning task throughout the entire period of its implementation, especially if it requires a series of sequential actions. Often, especially in the first grade, children understand the task assigned to them, accept it, but still do it differently than the adult explained. With step-by-step control from an adult, children quite successfully cope with the task. Weak development of voluntary attention and memory. Children are not assembled, easily distracted, have difficulty following the progress of collective work, the answers of other children, especially when reading or retelling in a chain, one after another. Low level of development of self-control. Children experience difficulty in those cases when an adult asks to compare the performance with the task at hand, to find their own mistakes. At the same time, children find mistakes quite easily in someone else's work, i.e. the skills necessary for the verification action have been formed, but the child cannot yet apply these skills to control his own work. The indicated manifestations of psychological immaturity in older preschool children are a consequence of the weak attention of adults to the development of cognitive mental processes and personal qualities of the child during preschool childhood. It is not easy to identify such characteristics of children. Thus, all the results shown by the child mutually complement each other, which allows you to get a more complete picture of the degree of psychological maturity of a senior preschool child and, on this basis, carry out correctional and developmental work with him. 1.2 The nature and characteristics of the development of children in the preschool period The separation of a child from an adult by the end of an early age creates the prerequisites for creating a new social developmental situation. For the first time, a child transcends his family world and establishes a relationship with the world of adults. The ideal form with which the child begins to interact is the world of social relations that exist in the world of adults. The ideal form, as L.S. Vygotsky is that part of objective reality (higher than the level at which the child is) with which he enters into direct interaction; this is the area that the child is trying to enter. In preschool age, this form becomes the world of adults. According to D.B. Elkonin, the entire preschool age revolves, as if around its center, around an adult, his functions, his tasks. An adult here acts in a generalized form as a bearer of social functions in the system of social relations (an adult is a father, a doctor, a driver, etc.). The main contradiction of age (a task of development). The contradiction of this social situation in the development of D.B. Elkonin sees in the fact that a child is a member of society, he cannot live outside of society, his main need is to live with people around him, but it is impossible to accomplish this in modern historical conditions: a child's life passes in conditions of an indirect, rather than direct connection with the world How is this connection carried out? There is a large gap between the real level of development and the ideal form with which the child interacts, therefore, the only activity that allows one to model these relations, to be included in them and to act within this model is role-playing game. a game. D.B. Elkonin emphasized that play belongs to the symbolic-modeling type of activity, in which the operational and technical side is minimal, operations are reduced, objects are conditional. At the same time, play provides an opportunity for such an orientation in the external, visible world, which no other activity can provide. All types of activities of a preschool child, with the exception of self-service, are of a modeling nature. The essence of any modeling, considered D.B. Elkonin, consists in recreating an object in another, non-natural material, as a result of which such sides are distinguished in the object, which become the subject of special consideration, special orientation. That is why D.B. Elkonin called the game "a gigantic storehouse of real creative thought of the future man." What is the subject of this activity? This is an adult as a bearer of certain social functions, entering into certain relationships with other people, using certain rules in his practical activity. Throughout his development, the child constantly “masters” the adult. In a situation of human relations, one has to internally replay not only the entire system of one's actions, but also the entire system of consequences of one's actions. Therefore, the need to form an internal plan of action is born precisely from the system of human relations, and not from the system of material relations. This is the point of view of D.B. Elkonin: How does this happen? Play is an activity in which the child first emotionally and then intellectually masters the entire system of human relations. Play is a special form of mastering reality by means of its reproduction and modeling. Elkonin, play is not a universal form of life for all children, it is a historical education. Play occurs only at certain stages in the development of society, when the child cannot take a direct part in the system of social labor, when an "empty" period of time arises, when it is necessary to wait for the child to grow up. The child has a tendency to actively enter this life. On the basis of this tendency, the game arises. According to D.B. Elkonin, the child takes the forms of play from the forms of plastic art inherent in his society. Many researchers associate the problem of the emergence of play with the problem of art. The structure of the expanded form of plot-role play is as follows: The unit, the center of play, is the role that the child takes on. In kindergarten, children play in all the professions that exist in the surrounding reality. But the most remarkable thing about role play is that, taking on the function of an adult, the child reproduces his activity in a very generalized, symbolic form. Play actions are actions that are free from the operational and technical side, these are actions with meanings, they are pictorial in nature. In children's play, meanings are transferred from one object to another (an imaginary situation), therefore, perhaps, children prefer unformed objects to which no action is assigned. It was believed that in the game everything can be everything. But, as L.S. Vygotsky, this is how a person who has forgotten his childhood can reason. The transfer of values \u200b\u200bfrom one subject to another is limited by the possibilities of showing the action. The process of replacing one object with another is subject to the rule: an object can only be replaced with an object with which at least a drawing of an action can be reproduced. Elkonin, abstraction from the operational and technical side of objective actions makes it possible to model the system of relations between people. The game needs a friend. If there is no comrade, then the actions, although they do matter, do not make sense. The meaning of human actions is born from a relationship to another person. Evolution of action, according to D.B. Elkonin, goes the following way: a child eats with a spoon, a child feeds with a spoon, a child feeds a doll with a spoon, a child feeds a doll with a spoon, like a mother. On this path, the action becomes more and more schematized, all feeding turns into care, in relation to another person. The line of development of an action: from an operational scheme of action to a human action that makes sense in another person; from a single action to its meaning. In the collective form of a role-playing game, the meaning of human actions is born (it is for another person) - in this, according to D.B. Elkonin, the greatest humanistic meaning of the game. The last component in the structure of the game is the rules. For the first time in play, a new form of the child's pleasure arises - the joy that he acts as the rules require. In play, the child cries like a patient and rejoices like a player. This is not just a satisfaction of desire, it is a line of formation of voluntary behavior that continues at school age. So, role-playing game is an activity of orientation in the sense of human activity. It is indicative in nature. That is why it becomes a leading activity in preschool age. Children's play has a historical and social, not biological nature. The environment acts in relation to the game as a source of its development. The child borrows not only the plot and content of the game from the surrounding reality. The very nature of the game, its structure are determined by society. The game, the origins of which are associated with the socio-economic level of development of society and the cultural traditions of the people, evolves along with society.In modern industrial society, play is not the only type of activity for children. In preschool age, other types of activity arise and develop. This is a visual activity, construction, elementary labor, perception of a fairy tale, communication, teaching. Let us consider them in more detail. The visual activity of the child has long attracted the attention of artists, teachers and psychologists (F. Frebel, I. Luke, G. Kershenshteiner, N.A. Rybnikov, R. Arnheim and others). Children's drawings are studied from different points of view. The main research focuses mainly on the age evolution of children's drawing (G. Kershenshteiner, I. Luke). Other authors followed the line of psychological analysis of the drawing process (E. Neiman, N.A. Rybnikov). The next category of works on children's drawing followed the line of measuring giftedness in drawing. Researchers usually collected a large number of children's drawings and ranked them according to the degree of excellence. A number of authors have devoted their works to the analysis of the connection between the mental development of ii-drawing (F. Goodenough). A high correlation of these abilities was shown: the better the drawing, the higher the mental giftedness. Based on this, F. Goodenough recommends using drawing as a test for mental development. At the same time, according to A. M. Schubert, this may be another explanation: the higher the drawing in all respects, the more characteristic it is, but not for the life of the mind, but for the life of emotion. A.F. Lazursky and other psychologists have also emphasized the connection between the personality of a child and his drawing. Despite all these various approaches, drawing from the point of view of its psychological significance has not yet been studied enough. This is associated with a large number of contradictory theories explaining the psychological nature of children's drawings. The originality of these drawings has given rise to a number of concepts. Among them, an intellectualist theory, the theory of symbolism of children's drawing, occupies a large place. According to V. Stern, a child's drawing is by no means an image of a concretely perceived object. The child depicts what he knows about the object, not a directly perceived pattern. From the point of view of W. Stern, J. Sellie and others, the drawing should be considered as a symbol of certain concepts. According to the psychologists of this school (G. Volkelt), children's art is expressionist in nature: the child depicts not what he sees, but what he is going through. He expresses his feelings, his emotional states. Therefore, a child's drawing is subjective and often incomprehensible to an outsider. Rybnikov, in order to understand children's drawing, it is very important to study not only the product, the drawing result, but also the process of creating the drawing itself. From his point of view, V. Stern and G. Volkelt approached the drawing of a child antigenetically. Rybnikov emphasized that the visual activity of a child differs from the visual activity of an adult. The activity of an adult artist is aimed at the result, while for a child the product of visual activity plays a secondary role. The very process of creating a picture comes to the fore for him. Therefore, children draw with great enthusiasm, but as soon as they complete the drawing, they often throw it away. Small children depict little on paper, but with all this they talk and gesture a lot. Only towards the end of preschool age does the child begin to pay attention to drawing as a product of graphic activity. In the works of a number of researchers of children's drawing, an attempt was made to outline the stages of development of graphic activity. The Italian scientist K. Ricci believed that in its development it goes through two stages - pre-graphic and graphic, which, in turn, are divided into several stages. The first stage of the pre-graphic stage (according to G. Kershenshteiner, K. Rnchchi, etc.) is the stage doodles, which begins at the age of two. The first scribbles are usually almost random marks. At this time, the child is not interested in the image, but in the pencil. And more than that: the child can even look around when he "scratches" on the paper. At this stage of development, he still does not know how to associate visual images with drawing. He enjoys the movement itself when he runs a pencil over paper. During this period, the child, as a rule, is not able to draw anything “real.” Approximately six months after the beginning of the scribble stage, the child has the opportunity to visualize drawing. Although the adult himself may not yet see the qualitative difference in the drawings, gaining control over movements is very important for the child. Now he knows visually what he does kinesthetically. Most children draw with great enthusiasm at this stage, as the coordination between visual and motor development is a great achievement for a child. Children are so caught up in this drawing that they sometimes sit with their noses buried in the paper. Interestingly, this type of control, as the researchers note, is manifested in other areas of activity. Any comments that discourage the child from drawing scribbles at this stage can cause developmental delay. At all stages of development (this is not only about drawing), understanding and encouragement from adults is most important for a child. The second stage of this stage is the stage of subsequent interpretation (from 2 to 3 years). It differs little from the previous one in image quality. At this stage, the child begins to give names to his drawings, which still consist of scribbles: "This is dad" or "I'm running", although neither dad nor the child himself can be found in the drawings. The naming of the scribbles is of great importance, since here we can talk about the appearance of a new qualitative change in the thinking of the child. If earlier the child enjoyed the movements as such, now he begins to associate his movements with the outside world around him. The transition from "thinking in movements" to "figurative thinking" begins. As the child draws, notes on the paper begin to acquire visual meaning for him, and this, in turn, affects the further development of drawing. In general, at the stage of drawing scribbles, the most important thing for a child is the ability to create lines and shapes, to master motor skills. coordination, build a figurative reflection of the surrounding reality. The first stage of the visual stage (3-5 years) - drawings with primitive expressiveness. These drawings, according to the researchers, are "mimic" and not "graphic." At this stage, the child already has the intention to portray something real. He wants to portray a person, but it turns out - "cephalopod". The second stage of this stage (6-7 years) - schematic children's drawings. The child begins to understand and practically focus on the fact that jumps and facial expressions have nothing to do with the image. The child depicts objects with tempo qualities that belong to them. The third stage in the development of children's drawing is observation drawing. According to N.P. Sakulina, for the appearance of the stage of figurative drawing, the formation of the skills of observing objects is of great importance, and not the technique of drawing. If K. Buhler believed that observation drawings are the result of extraordinary abilities, then the works of N.P. Sakulina and E.A. Fleerina is shown how teaching drawing plays a role in this, and the emphasis is now changing in the assessment of children's drawings. "If a hundred years ago, the increase in the realism of drawing that took place at the age of 7-8 years was regarded as an aesthetic progress, today many are inclined to view this as a decline, as a decrease in the expressiveness and courage of children's works," wrote the American scientist G. Gardner. The author does not propose a new periodization of children's drawings, he only gives the old periods new names: he calls the stage of the scheme "the golden age of children's drawing", and the stage of form and line - the "period of literalism." ... This is, as it were, an arithmetic average norm. Therefore, typological research is an important addition to periodization, which makes it possible to fix the options for the development of visual activity. N.P. Okulina noticed that by the age of 4-5, two types of draftsmen stand out: children who prefer to draw individual objects (they mainly develop the ability to depict); children who are inclined to develop a plot, narration (their image of a plot in a drawing is supplemented by speech and acquires a playful character ). Gardner writes about "communicators" and "visualizers". For the former, the process of drawing is always included in the game, in dramatic action, in communication; the latter focus on the drawing itself, draw selflessly, not paying attention to the environment. This opposition can be traced further. Children inclined to the plot-play type of drawing are distinguished by their vivid imagination, the activity of speech manifestations. Their creative expression in speech is so great that the drawing becomes only a support for the development of the story. The visual side of these children develops worse, while children, focused on the image, actively perceive the objects and created drawings, take care of their quality. They have a predominant interest in decorating the image, i.e., speaking more generally, in the structural side of their works. Knowing these features of the development of visual activity, an adult can purposefully guide the creative manifestations of children. He can direct the attention of some to the content of the drawing, to others - to show how the image is connected with a game, a fairy tale, and drama. At the same time, an adult working with a child may not be a good draftsman himself. If he does not know how to draw, he can play with the child on an equal footing. An adult simply by virtue of his experience speaks the language of the image better than a child. He can suggest to the child specific methods of schematization. What is the role of visual activity in the general mental development of the child? According to A.V. Zaporozhets, visual activity, like a game, allows you to more deeply comprehend the subjects of interest to the child. Moreover, it is even more important, as he also points out, that as the child masters the visual activity, an internal, ideal plan is created, which is absent in early childhood. In preschool age, the internal plan of activity is not yet completely internal, it needs material support, and drawing is one of such supports. American authors V. Lowenfield and W. Lombert Britten believe that artistic education has a huge impact on the development of the child. It may happen, they point out, that the most "primitive" from an adult's point of view, "ugly" work may be more meaningful to a child than a job well done or, in an adult's view, just good work. The child can find himself in drawing, and with all this, the emotional block that inhibits his development will be removed. The child may self-identify, perhaps for the first time in his creative work. Moreover, his creative work in itself may not have aesthetic value. Obviously, such a change in its development is much more important than the final product - drawing. Hence the need for an attentive attitude of adults to the visual activity of children: it is necessary to "help children's drawings", and this must be done very competently. The words spoken by modern researchers of children's drawing are accurate and fair: "Learning with an eye to creativity is learning with an eye to the future." Drawing a child in terms of psychological function is a kind of graphic speech, a graphic story about something. " in the development of written speech.It is rightly said that drawing is a book for the illiterate. It is not for nothing that many outstanding writers were good artists. As DB Elkonin emphasized, productive activity, including drawing, is performed by a child with a certain material, and each time the embodiment the concept is carried out with the help of different visual means, in different materials (a house made of cubes and a house in the picture.) The products of visual activity are not just symbols that designate an object, they are models of reality, and each time some new characteristics of reality appear in the model. In the model, the abstractions are separated from the real object. individual properties, signs of objects, which are designated by a word, and categorical perception begins its independent life. Category perception (shape, color, size, etc.) arises in material productive activity: Previously, it was assumed that categorical perception arises through speech, however the name "falls" on the trait department prepared by productive activities. The child seems to be playing with colors, drawing a green cow or brown grass. This shows that color as a category for a child is already beginning to exist. Initially, up to this moment, it (color) was objectified for the child, concrete, did not exist separately from the object. Thanks to drawing, he breaks away from the object, becomes the object of the child's orientation. Only thanks to the separation of these properties from the object, it becomes possible to work with these properties on the basis of objective social standards and measures. As studies by A.V. Zaporozhets, L.A. Wenger et al., The development of perception in preschool age occurs on the basis of the assimilation of sensory standards. Another function of children's drawing is the expressive function. In the drawing, the child expresses his attitude to reality, in him you can immediately see what is main for the child and what is secondary, emotional and semantic centers are always present in the drawing. Through drawing, you can control the emotional and semantic perception of the child. Finally, the last. The favorite subject of children's drawings is a person, the center of all children's life. Despite the fact that in the visual activity the child deals with objective reality, real relationships play an extremely important role here too. At the same time, this activity does not sufficiently bring the child into the world of mature social relations, into the world of work, in which adults participate. Therefore, despite the profound transformative significance of visual activity in the development of a child, role-playing game remains leading in preschool age. As Freud emphasized, all children want to be big, this tendency is extremely pronounced in children's life, hence the development of play forms of activity. In play, the child models such spheres of human life that do not lend themselves to any other modeling. Play is a form of activity in which children model the meanings of human existence and those forms of relationships that exist in society. This is the center and all the meaning of the game. In play, children, creating a special play situation, replacing some objects with others, and real actions with abbreviated ones, reproduce the basic meanings of human activity and assimilate those forms of relations that will be realized and realized later. That is why play is a leading activity, it gives the child the opportunity to interact with such aspects of life that a child cannot enter into in real life. Unlike other types of activity in preschool age, play does not have its own product, it is an orienting activity in its own and in the full sense of the word. In play, the child is oriented in the sense of serious adult human activity. In play, the system of people's relations to each other appears in front of the child. According to D.B. Elkonin, play in itself contains its death: from it the need for real, serious, socially significant and socially appreciated activity is born, which becomes an important prerequisite for the transition to learning. When such a real opportunity arises, the game dies. In contrast to play, visual activity and its types (drawing, modeling, construction, application) are productive in preschool age. Productive types of children's activities are aimed at obtaining a result that can be analyzed after the end of the "work". Construction develops intensively in preschool age due to the presence of various didactic aids and toys in children's life. Modern children create various models and designs from building material, construction kit parts (hollow, lego), make crafts from paper, various natural and even waste materials (branches, cones, acorns, straw, spools, boxes, etc.); recently, computer design has appeared. Poddyakov, L.A. Paramonova and other researchers analyzed various types of construction in childhood and showed that construction occurs in early childhood, but there it is not yet an independent type of activity and is merged with plot-reflective play. That is why it is called plot construction. Such construction acts as a means of helping the child to act out simple plots, for example, the doll is walking, she is tired, you need to make a bench for it. In preschool age, construction begins to gradually separate from play, and construction according to a model appears, which is carried out on the basis of imitation of an adult child a way of constructing this sample. Luria and his collaborators have identified the features of the design from the model. In the model, its constituent elements are hidden from the child's perception (the figure is sealed with thick cardboard). The child needs to reproduce the model from the building material he has. The child is given a task, and he must find a way to solve it himself. Poddyakov suggested designing according to conditions. In this case, the adult does not give a sample, but only determines the conditions that the building must meet. The child is also not told how to solve such problems. Paramonova investigated in preschool children design by design, which is carried out taking into account the characteristics of the material with which the child acts. Natural material is most suitable for this activity. In such a situation, the images created by the child approach the artistic types of productive activity. A brief overview of various types of construction in preschool age allows us to conclude that this activity lays down universal, general principles for the construction of any objects that a person has to create in his life. Story. In addition to playing and visual activity in preschool age, the perception of a fairy tale also becomes an activity. K. Buhler called preschool age the age of fairy tales. This is the literary genre most loved by a child. At the same time, speaking about the role of a fairy tale in the development of a modern child, one should distinguish: fairy tales, the author of which is the people; author's tales written by famous writers; scary stories, or "horror stories", which are created by the children themselves. A preschool child needs an original, folk tale. Vygotsky analyzed two points of view that in child and educational psychology refer to the understanding of the role of a fairy tale in a child's life. According to the first point of view, the child has not yet matured to scientific thinking, but he has a need to understand the world. The tale satisfies this need. According to Vygotsky, "a fairy tale for a child is his philosophy, his science, his art." According to the second point of view, the child, while developing, in an abbreviated form repeats the history of the human race. From here, writes Vygotsky, the child experiences a period of animism, general animation, anthropomorphism, and artificalism. Therefore, it is considered necessary at a certain stage of the child's development to get rid of these primitive ideas, and for this it is necessary to introduce into the children's world ideas about wizards, witches, good and evil spirits. Hence, a fairy tale is a concession to age. A fairy tale for a preschooler is an “aesthetic pacifier.” According to Vygotsky, both approaches are deeply mistaken. As for the first approach, Vygotsky writes, one cannot deceive a child, one cannot form a false worldview in him. He wrote: "In the psyche, as in the world, nothing passes without a trace, nothing disappears, everything creates its own skills, which then remain for life" and further: "If we introduce into the psyche a false idea that does not correspond to truth and reality , we thereby bring up false behavior "As for the second approach, then, according to Vygotsky, the fantasy world endlessly suppresses the child. Surrounding the child with fantasy, we make him live as if in an eternal psychosis. Vygotsky wrote: “Psychological analyzes of children's fears produce a tragic impression: they always testify and tell about those inexpressible shoots of horror that adults plant in a child's soul with their stories.” Vygotsky also formulates the law of the emotional reality of fantasy: regardless of whether reality is real or unreal, affecting the child, the emotion associated with this impact is always real. "We do not in the least take the child away from reality," wrote Vygotsky, "when we tell a fantastic tale, if only the feelings arising from all this are turned into life." “A clever fairy tale has a healing and healing value in the emotional life of a child,” he stressed. Buhler specifically studied the role of fairy tales in child development. In her opinion, the heroes of fairy tales are simple and typical, they are devoid of any individuality. They often don't even have names. Their characteristics are limited to two or three qualities that are understandable to children's perception. But these characteristics are brought to an absolute degree: unprecedented kindness, courage, resourcefulness. At the same time, the heroes of fairy tales do everything that ordinary people do: eat, drink, work, get married, etc. All this contributes to a better understanding of the fairy tale by the child. B.M. Teplov, considering the nature of the child's artistic perception, pointed out that empathy, mental assistance to the hero of the work constitutes the “living soul of artistic perception.” Empathy is similar to the role that a child takes on in play. D.B. Elkonin emphasized that the classical fairy tale corresponds as much as possible to the effective nature of the child's perception of a work of art, it outlines the route of those actions that the child must perform, and the child walks along this route. Where this line is absent, the child ceases to understand it. Dubovis-Aranovskaya showed that children 5-6 years old in G. - H. Andersen's fairy tale "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" understand only the outer side of the story, that is. the adventures of a soldier (fell from a window, swam in a paper boat, etc.), while the internal relationships of the heroes are often not perceived by the child and are not reproduced when retelling. At the same time, with a slight change in the exposition and the outset of the fairy tale, with the introduction of new accents while reading a literary work, his understanding of the child also changes. Repina traced in detail the path of periodization of assistance: young children have understanding when they can rely on an image, and not only on a verbal description. Therefore, the first children's books should be picture books, and pictures are the main support for tracing the action. Later, such tracking becomes less necessary. Now the main actions should be reflected in verbal form, but in the form and in the sequence in which they actually take place. In older preschool age, a generalized description of events is possible. What influence does a fairy tale have on a child's development? A fairy tale is a work of art. As Betelheim emphasized, the meaning of a fairy tale is different for each person, and even for the same person at different moments of his life. And like almost every art form, a fairy tale becomes a kind of psychotherapy, because every person (every child) discovers in it his own solution to pressing life problems. In addition, the cultural heritage of mankind is reflected in the fairy tale, and through the fairy tale it is communicated to the child. It is the folk tale that is especially important, because it is passed from mouth to mouth, from generation to generation. It is undergoing changes by so many people. But these are not just changes. They are introduced by the narrator based on the reactions of the listener. These are the changes that a person considers to be the most important for himself. According to Betelheim, millions of people "work" on a folk tale, discarding unimportant details, adding important ones. This makes the fairy tale really a clot of human wisdom, experience, the result of the work of human consciousness and subconsciousness. That is why the tales reflect the perceived and unconscious problems of a person throughout his life, and also shows the process of resolving these problems. The language of the tale is available to the child. The tale is simple and at the same time mysterious. The style of the tale is also understandable to the child. The child does not yet know how to think logically, and a fairy tale never bothers the child with some kind of logical reasoning. The child does not like instruction, and the fairy tale does not teach him directly. The fairy tale offers the child images that he enjoys, imperceptibly assimilating vital information. The fairy tale poses and helps to solve moral problems. In it, all the characters have a clear moral orientation. They are either entirely good or entirely bad. This is very important for determining the child's sympathies, for distinguishing between good and evil, for ordering his own complex and ambivalent feelings. The child identifies with the positive hero. According to Betelheim, this is not because the child is naturally good, but because the position of this hero among others is more attractive. Thus, Betelheim believes, the fairy tale instills goodness, and not only supports it in the child. The fairy tale is very close to the child emotionally in terms of the world view, since the child is closer to the animal world than to the world of adults. It solves various problems of the child, for example, such as: helps to overcome fear of the outside world (father and mother take children into the forest and leave them there); gives confidence in acquiring independence (in a fairy tale, children defeat an evil witch); inspires hope that there is no need to despair , salvation will come, the hero is always helped by someone (gnomes, talking birds, trees, fantastic creatures); teaches you to believe in yourself - by the end of the tale, the hero copes with all the trials and becomes a person who independently determines his life, and not someone who is ruled others; comforts, helps to restore peace of mind; the child receives consolation from a fairy tale if he sees that justice triumphs (the hero is always rewarded, and the villain gets what he deserves; the witch finds the end in the same oven in which she was going to fry Ivanushka). Every fairy tale is a story about relationships between people, a fairy tale introduces into the circle of such relationships that a child in real life may not notice. It is necessary to get out of the situation in order to look at it from the outside. On this basis, the inner life of the child begins to form. An intellectual inner life is possible only when its content passed through empathy for another person or character. The Spanish writer and philosopher F. Savator concludes the article "The World of a Fairy Tale" with the following words: "In the future, the strength of the child's character and the choice that he has to make and from which his future fate depends - passive obedience to circumstances or active struggle will largely depend on how much fiction and fantasy were able to teach him kindness and courage. "According to M. Montaigne, a child is not a vessel to be filled, but a torch to be ignited. Literature fulfills this task. In modern culture, along with the folk tale, the author's tale is widely spread. Children's books, theatrical performances, films, performances surround the child much more closely than a folk tale. At the same time, the author's fairy tale fully reveals its potential only in front of a child of school age, at 10-12 years old. Forms of elementary labor. D.B. Elkonin emphasized that not all the needs of a child can be met in a role-playing game. Already a young child has a desire to independently perform actions with objects related to the world of adults (washing dishes, setting the table, vacuuming, etc.). This desire can be claimed and developed in various types of household work. The formation of household work skills is necessary, first of all, for the development of independence. Based on the research of L.A. Porembskoy, carried out in the 50s. XX century, D.B. Elkonin outlined the stages in the development of the child's independence in preschool age. In the younger preschool age, the child does not yet have a focus on the result of activity and its content. The process of activity itself is of great importance for the child. In the middle preschool age, children begin to speak with pride about the business assigned to them ("I am the duty officer"). Based on the assessments of educators, their own assessment of their own activities appears (the phenomenon of "reflected assessment"). Thanks to this, an orientation towards the result of an action appears, purposefulness and perseverance begin to form (“I can do it myself.”) At the senior preschool age, the child's attitude to his duties changes, and responsibility for his work appears. A new motive appears - "to do for others", the child takes initiative, his attitude towards himself changes, an objective self-esteem appears. Another real achievement in the development of a child of this age is the emergence of new forms of relationships with other children. Performing elementary work skills, children begin to work together, distribute responsibilities among themselves, agree with each other, carry out their actions so that the other can continue them successfully. Elkonnn showed qualitative changes in the development of these relationships in preschool children. 1. Younger preschoolers do not yet understand the usefulness of their work for others. They are attracted not by the result, but by the labor process. Interaction between children is very rare, each child works on his own, turning labor operations into a kind of game. In assessing their work, children show emotionality and subjectivity. They evaluate their work only positively, often exaggerate their merits. The work of other children is judged not by the quality of performance, but because of the reputation a particular child in the group enjoys. The main criterion for self-esteem is the assessment given to their work by adults. In the middle preschool age, children enter into relationships with other children and show the beginnings of mutual assistance, mutual verification and consciousness of responsibility for the assigned task. Moreover, all these qualities are manifested in conditions of constant control of activities by adults. In assessing their own performance, children often praise themselves undeservedly and are reluctant to accept comments about the shortcomings of their work. Older preschoolers help each other, control, correct each other, show initiative and independence, correctly assess their work, rarely praise themselves, often show modesty when evaluating their work. Elementary forms of everyday work are interesting and important because peculiar relations are established between peers: these are relations of real mutual assistance, coordination of actions, distribution of responsibilities. All these relationships, arising in preschool age, continue to develop in the future. As shown in the studies of M.I. Lisina, in preschool age a new form of communication between a child and an adult arises - extra-situational-personal communication, in the process of which the child is guided by the world of people. The child learns a person as a representative of society, learns relationships in the social world. The development of this form of communication is associated with the development of the game. In preschool age, in addition to communication with adults, communication with peers is differentiated and reaches a detailed form, which in psychology is designated as "peer education", "partnership", "peer age", and in Piaget's theory is called "cooperation", the basis of which is the relationship of mutual respect , possible only between equals. Research carried out under the leadership of Lisina has shown the genesis of communication with peers at an early and preschool age. It turned out that: children from one to one and a half years old show only nonspecific actions in relation to their peers, the same both for the peer and for toys (hits with a hand, pulls by the hair, etc.). Children treat their peers as physical objects; children from one and a half to two years old begin to pay attention to their peers and perform subjective actions in relation to them, address them with expressive gestures, emotions, vocalizations. There are numerous cases of children imitating each other. The child becomes sensitive to how his peer treats him; during the third and fourth years, the peer remains for the child primarily a participant in joint object-related activity, while his individual traits remain invisible to the partner; at four to five years old, the peer is seen as an equal being , with which you can compare yourself; by the age of five to seven years, the peer acquires an individuality in the eyes of the child. The older preschooler shows a keen interest in comrades, which manifests itself in the form of active imitation, a desire for rivalry. Lisina, the child's communication with peers leads to the emergence of an image of another person and, in parallel, an image of himself. This is the last activity in preschool age. Outside learning, outside the process of transferring socially developed methods of action to the child, development is generally impossible. L.S. Vygotsky distinguished between a spontaneous type of learning - learning, which is based on the program of the child himself; reactive type of training - training carried out according to the program of an adult; a spontaneously reactive type of learning, which is of a transitional nature and is most appropriate for a child of preschool age. Learning at an early age is intertwined in all activities of the child. At first, it has not yet been singled out as an independent type of activity. But gradually the child has a tendency to learn something. For example, he makes an appliqué and learns to cut a circle; an adult shows him, a child repeats. Such training in elementary techniques and actions, standing out from productive activity, does not yet contain a system characteristic of the assimilation of scientific concepts. By the end of preschool age, the child moves from a spontaneous type of learning to a reactive type of learning - according to the program proposed by an adult, and it is very important to make the child want to do what an adult wants. The main psychological neoplasms of preschool age. All mental processes are special forms of objective actions. In Russian psychology, there has been a change in ideas about mental development due to the allocation of two parts in action: orientational and executive. Research A.V. Zaporozhets, D.B. Elkonin, P. Ya. Halperin made it possible to present mental development as a process of separating the orientational part of the action from the action itself and enriching the orientational part of the action due to the formation of methods and means of orientation. The orientation itself is carried out at this age at different levels: material (or practically-effective), perceptual (based on visual objects) and mental (without reliance on visual objects, in terms of representation). Luria studied the role of speech in the regulation of behavior: through words, a "mental" path is created, along which the child must go. On the basis of speech, a course of action can be built in advance, and then it can be realized. The way speech influences the implementation of the objective action signals whether the tentative part has "detached" from the executive part of the action or not. Zaporozhets, studying the development of movements in children, showed that in the simplest movement a child has a preparation phase and a realization phase. The emergence of the preparation phase in the objective action increases its effectiveness. A particular result depends on how the child's orientation is organized (this can be seen in the perception of a fairy tale: from changing the composition of a fairy tale, you can achieve a different understanding of it by a child). Zaporozhets showed that in the formation of a skill between orientational and motor, executive reactions take place complex and changing relationships: at an early stage of child development, preliminary orientation in a situation has very little effect on the results of his actions. Children find solutions through trial and error. At this stage, orienting reactions follow the practical, executive activity; at the second genetic stage, motor-tactile orientation in the circumstances acquires decisive importance. The groping hand allows one to become familiar with the situation and "teaches the eye". The eye accumulates her experience and gets the opportunity in the future to perform an orientation function independently; at the next stage, the child masters the methods of purely visual investigation of the situation. The eye anticipates, anticipates the executive movements. And finally, orientation becomes possible not only within the perceived, but also the imagined situation. If we talk about the development of mental processes in preschool age, then it is necessary to keep in mind the development of methods and means of orientation. The methods of orientation in preschool age include experimentation with new material and modeling. Experimenting in preschool age is closely related to the practical transformations of objects and phenomena. In the process of experimentation, as Poddyakov's research has shown, the child selects new properties and dependencies in the object. Experimentation can be carried out by children and mentally, as a result of which the child receives new, unexpected knowledge. The development of experimentation is facilitated by "open-type" tasks that have many correct solutions. Modeling is carried out in preschool age in different types of activity: play, construction, drawing, modeling, etc. Thanks to modeling, building schemes, the child becomes capable of indirectly solving cognitive tasks. With the help of various models and schemes, the child materializes mathematical, logical, spatial, temporal relationships. To model these relationships, the child can use conditional symbolic images and even simple graphic schemes. Visual models, in which essential connections and relationships of objects and events are reproduced, are the most important means of developing the child's abilities and the most important condition for the formation of an internal, ideal plan of mental activity. The emergence of a plan of visual representations of reality and the ability to act in terms of images (inner plan) constitute, according to A.V. Zaporozhets, the first, "basement" floor of the general building of human thinking. In preschool age, according to research by L.A. Wenger, there is an assimilation of sensory standards (color, shape, size) and the correlation of the corresponding objects with these standards. As studies by D.B. Elkonin and L. Zhurova, at this age, the mastering of standards of phonemes of the native language takes place: "Children begin to hear them in a categorical way." Standards are an achievement of human culture, a "grid" through which a person looks at the world. Thanks to the assimilation of standards, the process of perception of reality begins to acquire a mediated character. The use of standards makes it possible to move from a subjective assessment of the perceived to its objective characteristics. The assimilation of socially developed standards or measures changes the nature of children's thinking, in the development of thinking by the end of preschool age, a transition from egocentrism (centralization) to decentration is outlined. This brings the child to an objective, elementary scientific perception of reality, which was shown in the research of L.F. Obukhova, H.M. Teplenkoy, G.V. Burmenskaya, performed under the leadership of P.Ya. Galperin. The condition for the emergence and development of the child's thinking, according to A.V. Zaporozhets, is a change in the types and content of children's activities. The simple accumulation of knowledge does not automatically lead to the development of thinking. The child's thinking is formed in the pedagogical process, and it is very important to emphasize once again that the uniqueness of the child's development lies not in adaptation, not in individual adaptation to the conditions of existence, but in the child's active mastery of methods and means of practical and cognitive activities of social origin. According to Zaporozhets, mastering such methods plays an essential role in the formation of not only complex types of abstract, verbal and logical thinking, but also visual-figurative thinking, characteristic of preschool children. figurative, verbal-logical) do not represent the age stages of its development. These are rather stages of mastering some content, some aspects of reality. Therefore, although they generally correspond to certain age groups and although visual-active thinking appears earlier than visual-figurative thinking, these forms are not unambiguously associated with age. The transition from visual-effective to visual-figurative and verbal thinking occurs on the basis of changes in the nature of orientation-research activity, thanks to the replacement of orientation on the basis of trial and error with a more purposeful motor, then visual and, finally, mental orientation - in a word, the one that Poddyakov later called "children's experimentation." In preschool age, two categories of knowledge are clearly manifested : knowledge and skills that a child acquires without specially organized training, in everyday communication with adults, in games, observations, while watching television; knowledge and skills that can be learned during special education (mathematical knowledge, literacy, writing) ... Among them, Poddyakov distinguishes between two zones of knowledge: a zone of stable, stable, testable knowledge and a zone of guesses, hypotheses, “half-knowledge.” In the center of consciousness in preschool age, according to L.S. Vygotsky, memory is worth it. At this age, intentional memorization arises for the purpose of subsequent reproduction of the material. Orientation during this period is based on generalized ideas. Neither they, nor the preservation of sensory standards, etc. are impossible without the development of memory. With all the importance of the cognitive development of a child, his harmonious development is impossible without an emotional attitude to the environment in accordance with the values, ideals and norms of society. Zaporozhets and Ya.Z. Neverovich showed that during the development of a child, the place of emotions in the general structure of behavior changes, new forms of empathy and sympathy for another person appear, which are so necessary for joint activities and communication: at an early stage of development, emotional correction of behavior is still imperfect and has a delayed character. It turns on only when the behavior deviates significantly from the "required course", and its negative consequences already receive a negative social assessment; in the future, as the incentive power of social motives increases, a transition is made from a delayed to a more perfect - anticipatory emotional correction of actions ... Anticipation plays an important regulatory role in more complex forms of play and productive activity. For their implementation, it is necessary not only to preliminarily present the distant results of the action, but also to feel in advance the meaning that they will have for the child himself and the people around him. During ontogenesis, the structure of emotional processes also changes. In addition to autonomic and motor reactions, cognitive processes (imagination, figurative thinking, complex forms of perception) are gradually included in their composition. Emotions become "smart", intellectualize, and cognitive processes acquire an affective character, are enriched by feeling. Emotional development does not occur spontaneously, but is carried out on the basis of purposeful education. Zaporozhets emphasized the huge role in fostering the feelings of an authoritative adult for a child. His relationships with others, his behavior, affective reactions to what is happening set the child a standard not only for methods of action, but also for emotional attitude to people, “serve as a model for affective imitation.” The style of leadership of an adult is very important. It should help the child feel like a full-fledged participant in joint activities, have the opportunity to show initiative and independence in achieving the goal. Excessive regulation of the behavior of a preschooler, when he is assigned the role of a mechanical executor of individual instructions of an adult, discourages the child, reduces his emotional tone, leaves indifferent to the results of a common cause.Among the leading factors influencing the emotional development of a child, Zaporozhets named the children's team. On the basis of joint activity, mediated by emotional standards - moral norms, the child develops an emotional attitude towards people, empathy arises. And it is especially important - where the processes of orientation in the surrounding reality begin to be determined by socially developed methods of its analysis, we are dealing with a person. It is this social, in its content, attitude to the surrounding reality that is formed in preschool age, which means that it is there and then that the personality begins, emphasized D.B. Elkonin. A preschooler becomes aware of the possibilities of his actions, he begins to understand that not everything can (the beginning of self-esteem). Speaking of self-awareness, they often mean awareness of their personal qualities (good, kind, evil, etc.). In this case, we are talking about the awareness of their place in the system of social relations. Three years - external "I myself", six years - personal self-awareness. And here the external turns into internal. On the basis of the emergence of personal consciousness, a crisis of seven years arises. The main symptomatology of the crisis: loss of immediacy: the experience of what meaning this action will have for the child himself wedges in between desire and action; demeanor: the child builds something of himself, hides something (the soul is already closed); the symptom of "bitter candy" : the child is bad, but he tries not to show it; difficulties of upbringing: the child begins to withdraw and becomes uncontrollable. The basis of these symptoms is the generalization of experiences. The child has a new inner life, a life of experiences, which is not directly and directly superimposed on the outer life. But this inner life is not indifferent to the outer one, it affects it. The emergence of this phenomenon is an extremely important fact: now the orientation of behavior will be refracted through the child's personal experiences. The symptom that dissects the preschool and primary school ages is the “symptom of loss of immediacy”: between the desire to do something and the activity itself, a new moment arises - an orientation in what will bring the child the implementation of this or that activity. The symptom of loss of immediacy is an internal orientation in what sense the activity can have for a child: satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the place that the child will take in relations with adults or other people. Here, for the first time, an emotional-semantic orientational basis of an act appears. According to the views of D.B. Elkonin, where and when there is an orientation toward the meaning of an action, there and then the child passes into a new psychological age. The crisis requires a transition to a new social situation, requires a new content of relations. The child must enter into a relationship with society as a totality of people who carry out compulsory, socially necessary and socially useful activities. In our conditions, the tendency towards it is expressed in the desire to go to school as soon as possible. Often the higher stage of development, which the child reaches by the age of seven, is confused with the problem of the child's readiness for schooling. Observations in the first days of a child's stay at school show that many children are not yet ready to go to school. Diagnostics of this transition is one of the most pressing problems of modern developmental psychology. This problem is directly related to the problem of the child's readiness for schooling. L.S. Vygotsky said that readiness for schooling is formed in the course of training itself. Until they began to teach the child in the logic of the program, until then there is still no readiness for learning; usually, readiness for schooling develops by the end of the first half of the first year of schooling. Recently, there is education in preschool age, but it is characterized by an exclusively intellectualistic approach. The child is taught to read, write, count. At the same time, you can be able to do all this, but not be ready for schooling. Willingness is determined by the activity in which all these skills are included. The assimilation of knowledge and skills by children at preschool age is included in play activities, and therefore this knowledge has a different structure. Hence the first requirement that must be considered when entering school: readiness for schooling should never be measured by the formal level of skills, such as reading, writing, counting. Possessing them, the child may not yet have the appropriate mechanisms of mental activity. How can a child's readiness for schooling be diagnosed? According to D.B. Elkonin, first of all, it is necessary to pay attention to the emergence of voluntary behavior: how the child plays, whether he obeys the rule, whether he takes on roles. The transformation of a rule into an internal instance of behavior is an important sign of readiness. Elkonin, lies the system of social relations between a child and an adult. First, the rules are executed in the presence of an adult, then with the support of an object that replaces the adult, and finally, the rule becomes internal. If compliance with the rule did not include a system of relationships with an adult, then no one would ever follow these rules. The child's readiness for schooling presupposes the "cultivation" of a social rule, emphasized Elkonin, but there is no special system for the formation of internal rules in the modern system of preschool education. The next symptom of readiness is the mastery of socially developed methods of cognizing objects. The transition to the school system is a transition to the assimilation of scientific concepts. The child must move from the reactive program to the curriculum of school subjects (L.S.Vygotsky). He must learn to distinguish between different aspects of reality, only with all this condition can one move on to subject teaching. A child should be able to see in an object, in a thing, some of its separate aspects, parameters that make up the content of a separate subject of science. Piaget highlighted the important characteristics of the thinking of a preschool child. They relate to the transition from the pre-operational thinking of a preschool child to the operational thinking of a schoolchild. This transition is accomplished through the formation of operations; and an operation is an internal action that has become reduced, reversible and coordinated with other actions into an integral system. The operation comes from an external action, from the manipulation of objects. Standards in the field of perception, measures in the field of thinking are means that destroy the direct perception of an object. They provide an opportunity for an indirect, quantitative comparison of different aspects of reality. Mastering the means for identifying the parameters of things, the child masters socially developed methods of cognizing objects. At an early age, he masters socially developed ways of using objects, during the transition from preschool to primary school age, he masters socially developed ways of knowing objects. Another indicator of readiness is overcoming egocentric attitudes. The phenomenon of egocentrism, or centralization, was also described in detail in the works of J. Piaget. In order for the transition from preoperative to operational thinking to become possible, it is necessary for the child to move from centralization to decentration. Centering means that the child can only see the whole world from his own point of view. At first, no other points of view exist for the child. A child cannot take the point of view of science and society.

The main provisions of the organization of preschool training for children 5-7 years old

Plan:

    Preschool education as an innovative direction in working with preschool children.

    The purpose and objectives of preschool education

    The main directions of preparatory work for preschool education

    Experience of preschool education for children 5-7 years old

    Forms and models of organization of preschool training of children

5.1. Preschool training on the basis of institutions related to the field of preschool education

5.2. Preschool training on the basis of preschool and secondary schools

5.3. Preschool education based on additional education

5.4 Preschool education in a family setting

5.5. Basic models of preschool education of children in Orenburg and the Orenburg region

    Features of preschool preparation of children in preschool educational institutions and schools

    Preschool education programs for children

7.1 Programs for the preparation of children who regularly attend kindergarten

7.2 Programs for groups of students at school

7.3 Programs for home training with parents, tutors-tutors

    Pre-school education technologies for children 5-7 years old

    Requirements for the organization of the daily routine and training sessions

    Preparation of specialists for preschool

    The results of preschool education for children 5-7 years old

1. Preschool education as an innovative direction in working with preschool children.

The emergence of a new stage of the general education system - preschool education, providing equal starting opportunities for children 5-7 years old is provided for in the "Federal Target Program for the Development of Education for 2006-2010". (Concept of the Federal Program for the Development of Education for 2006-2010 from 03.09.2005 No. 1340-r).

Preschool education, like education in general, is a system of processes of interaction between people in society, which, on the one hand, ensures the development of the abilities of each individual, and on the other hand, his entry into this society (socialization).

Preschool education is pedagogical innovation, that is, a change aimed at improving the development, education and training of older preschoolers.

2. The purpose and objectives of preschool education

The purpose of this innovation is to ensure the maximum coverage (up to 90%) of preschool education programs for children 5-6 years old, primarily children from low-income families, by further opening groups of short-term stay of preschool children in the region on the basis of educational institutions of all types; ensuring a single start for preschool children when entering the first grade; preservation of mental and physical health of children; ensuring the continuity of preschool and primary education.

The tasks of preschool age are not only and not so much to prepare the child for school, but, first of all, to form the most important human qualities and abilities. Such as creativity, imagination, arbitrariness, humane treatment of other people, and so on. All this is much more valuable than knowledge of letters, numbers and other educational information. Therefore, there is no need to rush the child to master this knowledge, but it is boring to help him fully, that is, it is fun, interesting, to actively live the preschool years.

3. The main directions of preparatory work for preschool education

Extensive discussions unfolded on preschool education which were attended by leading experts, teachers, psychologists, physiologists, sociologists and representatives of educational authorities dealing with the problem of preschool education, including.

The introduction of preschool education artificially divides the entire period of a child's development from birth to 7 years. Most teachers and parents understand it as compulsory purposeful teaching of children to write, read, mathematics, that is, school subjects. The results of modern scientific research indisputably indicate that accelerated development of school readiness in preschoolers negatively affects their mental and physical health and development, in addition, erecting barriers to the harmonious inclusion of children in school life.

The transfer of children 5-6 years old to learning conditions requires serious special preparatory work in the following areas:

    preservation of the opportunity for children 5-6 years old to study and grow up in kindergarten;

    organization of preparatory groups both at kindergartens and at schools for children who do not attend preschool educational institutions;

    introduction of a unified basic program of education, upbringing and development of children aged 5-6 years for preschool educational institutions and schools, which provides, along with literacy, to a large extent play, visual and musical activities, physical activity, which contributes, first of all, to the general development of the child, in including the emotional sphere, preserves children's health, interest in further education at school;

    use of preschool-type techniques in work with children of 5-6 years old, regardless of where this work will be carried out - in kindergarten or at school;

    creating at school the necessary material conditions for learning, rest (sleep), play (premises, furniture, toys) and a favorable full-day regime for children in need (with a walk, meals, daytime sleep, entertainment);

    preparation of educators and teachers to work with children 5-6 years old according to a unified program and technologies aimed at the development of basic mental functions (thinking, arbitrary memory, imagination), which ensure the success of their further education, personal and professional development.

4. Experience of preschool education of children 5-7 years old

The experience is widespread in the world when several parents, having gathered a group of children, want their children to be taught this and that... And the state, having accepted such a statement from the parents, is obliged to finance this process.

In the United States, since 1965, the national Head Start program has been operating, in which approximately 1.3 million volunteers and 1400 non-profit organizations participate. The program provides comprehensive services in the development of children from 3 to 5 years old.

Since 1959 cuba is implementing a national education program for preschool and preschool children in Teach Your Child day groups. Under the program, children aged 6-7 years living in rural areas attend elementary schools once or twice a week with family members for classes and discussions.

In the 1980s, an experiment was held in Russia to educate six-year-olds, which involved 50,000 children studying for one year in both kindergarten and school.

In the 90s, an experiment was held in Russia to organize groups for short-term stay of children in preschool educational institutions. The experiment showed a real possibility of increasing the percentage of children enrolled in preschool education, but did not solve the problem of a single start for children entering the first grade due to the lack of software and methodological support.

5. Forms and models of organization of preschool education of children

Like any education, preschool education can be institutional, since there are formal structures or organizations (institutions) in society that have education as the main goal (for example, preschool educational institutions, child development centers, institutions of additional education, schools, etc.), and non-institutional , if education is carried out bypassing them (family or home education), however, in these cases, the content of education is determined by the content of institutional education.

Pre-school education for older preschool children can be carried out:

    on the basis of institutions related to the field of preschool education (preschool educational institutions and educational institutions for children of preschool and primary school age);

    on the basis of educational institutions, cultural institutions and parental communities;

    education in the family (represented in the form of proper family education, carried out by parents, the involvement of tutors and tutors).

5.1. Preschool training on the basis of institutions related to the field of preschool education

Various models are used for organizing preschool training on the basis of educational institutions of preschool educational institutions and schools.

On the basis of a preschool educational institution, it can be groups of short-term stay of children ... In this case, children attend only the required minimum of classes to ensure that they are ready for school. The number of these lessons per week should not be strictly regulated and may depend on the results of the introductory psychological and pedagogical diagnostics. The same results determine the set of "objects" that are necessary for a particular child.

On the basis of preschool educational institutions, the following models of preschool training are organized:

kindergarten preparatory group;

preschool group from 5 to 7 years old at the Child Development Center (CRD);

flexible mode groups. It accepts children for a certain number of hours a day. At this time, the services that the kindergarten provides are negotiated: classes with teachers, health improvement and nutrition of the child and additional services of a psychologist, social teacher, speech therapist, music worker, specialist in visual arts.

adaptation groups. They differ from flexible stay groups in that they function mainly during the summer and are intended for children who are preparing to go to school or kindergarten.

Correctional groups in preschool educational institutions.

This form of organization of preschool education is designed to prepare children 5-7 years old for school, who have deviations in development and health and are not covered by preschool education. group "Special child" ... This group accepts children from 5 to 8 years old with complex defects, disabled children who are not eligible for admission to other specialized kindergartens. The teacher of such a group is tasked with social adaptation of children, providing psychological and pedagogical assistance to them and their parents. The maximum stay of one child is no more than 5 hours a day, with an individual visit schedule for each child. At the same time, this group cannot contain more than 5 children with a total payroll of 20 people. Before concluding a contract with parents, the child goes through an adaptation period for a month. At this time, his examination is carried out and an individual development map is drawn up. Three options have been worked out for children to visit such a group: constantly together with their parents; together with parents for the period of adaptation; without parents.

On the basis of the school can be created preschool preparation groups , schools of the future first grader, etc., which usually work in the afternoon or on weekends. Most often, parents and children are offered a set of compulsory classes for a specific program, determined by the teacher. The advantage of this form of preschool education is that the preschool child is engaged from the very beginning within the framework of the educational system (program), according to which the primary school operates. At the same time, there is a great risk that the teacher will implement school teaching technologies without taking into account the age and individual characteristics of children, even if an introductory diagnosis is carried out. Often, the school administration requires all future first-graders to attend these classes. Parents should keep in mind that if their child goes to kindergarten, then school is not compulsory for him. Such "double" preparation can lead to serious overloads, breakdowns and cause a persistent dislike of learning in the child.

    groups of short-term stay in preparation for school at educational institutions "secondary school with preschool groups";

    groups of preschool preparation of semi-boarding type for children of five to six years old at educational institutions "secondary school with preschool groups";

5.2. Preschool preparation on the basis of preschool educational institutions and secondary schools

And combination options:

    Preschool education on the basis of a preschool educational institution, as a type of short-term stay group for obtaining a basic component with a school teacher (on the basis of an agreement with the school).

    Pre-school education: on the basis of the school - (4 hours) + on the basis of a preschool educational institution as a type of short-term stay group (for the implementation of educational and educational goals).

    kindergarten preparatory groups for school, which is a module of the secondary school education center;

    UVK - primary school - kindergarten, gymnasiums.

groups of short-term stay in preparation for school, organized on the basis of centers of additional education, psychological and pedagogical centers and other educational organizations - both state and non-state

5.3. Preschool preparation based on additional education

On the basis of institutions of additional education, the content of preschool education is often directly dependent on the "order" of parents. Unfortunately, this order is often determined by the subjective ideas of parents about what a future first grader should know and be able to do. Hence the desire to necessarily teach a child to read, count, speak English, use a computer, etc., while readiness for school is determined by his full-fledged personal development (social, cultural, cognitive). The advantage of this form is the possibility of attracting a wide variety of high-level specialists who know modern preschool educational technologies to pre-school education of children. In addition, here the child can also be offered the necessary minimum of classes to ensure his readiness for school, during which his individual development will be constantly adjusted.

Today, many institutions of additional education for children in various regions of Russia have accumulated their own arsenal of tools, forms and methods for implementing effective models of preschool education. "School of early development" (for children 4-6 years old), "Center for the development of preschoolers" (for children 4-7 years old), "Groups of short-term stay" (for children 4-6 years old), "School of the future first grader" (for children 6-7 years old), "Studio for early creative development" (for children 4-7 years old), "Family lessons for the little ones" (for children 4-6 years old), "Intensive Association" (for children 6-7 years old ), "School preparation courses" (for children 6-7 years old), "Studio for early creative development" (for children 4-7 years old), etc.

The experimental model of preschool education implemented in practice today in supplementary education does not imply reproduction of the well-known subject principle of school teaching. Particularly dangerous is the “objective isolation” of students' activities during preschool childhood. Subject activity, understood by us in a broad socio-psychological sense, should not become a self-sufficient factor at the preschool stage of the general education system.

Thus, preschool education groups can be created on the basis of not only preschool educational institutions and schools, but voluntary parental communities, libraries, museums, clubs, houses of children's creativity.

When providing governing services special attention is paid to the personality of the tutor. It should be a highly qualified specialist with versatile knowledge and abilities, able to work individually with each child. Governor services are provided to the baby both in the preschool educational institution and at home. They include individual lessons, the organization of supervision, walks, visits to cultural institutions, sporting events, family celebrations, parental counseling, and joint activities with parents and children. This type of service is used mainly by wealthy parents.

5.4. Pre-school preparation in a family setting

Preparing children for school at home under the auspices of the Education Department. This form of organization of preschool education is designed to prepare children 5-7 years old for school at home, not covered by preschool education.

Advice centers for parents with the involvement of qualified professionals. This form of organization of preschool education is designed to assist parents (legal representatives) in preparing children 5-7 years old for school. Advisory centers can function on the basis of preschool educational institutions, educational institutions

    Home education (system of tutoring service based on the CRR).

    Family education according to existing standards (under the patronage of preschool educational institutions or educational authorities that carry out this activity (School of Mothers).

Opening of Lecotheques and Child Play Support Centers.

Lekoteka is a new form of work for interacting with a family raising a child with special psychophysical development. At the same time, this is a way to provide psychological and pedagogical support for children from 2 to 7 years old with developmental disabilities for socialization, the formation of prerequisites for educational activities, support for the development of the personality of children, selection of the optimal educational route.

The goal of Lekotek is to provide children with special needs and their families with a place to meet with professionals, opportunities for cooperation. Lekoteka uses family-centered play as key to facilitating the inclusion of children with disabilities and developmental problems in the full spectrum of family and community life.

5.5. The main models of preschool education of children in Orenburg and the Orenburg region

Currently, on the territory of our region several models of preschool preparation were formed as an intermediate stage between kindergarten and primary school.

First. The preschool group is organized in a kindergarten for children who do not attend kindergarten for various reasons as an additional educational service. A kindergarten teacher works with children, implementing one of the preschool education programs.

Second. The preschool group was created in an institution of additional education for children who do not attend kindergarten... A teacher of additional education works with children, also carrying out a preschool education program.

Third. In small villages, the work of a preschool group is organized, a teacher works in it, to whom children who do not attend kindergarten come to school, as well as adults during classes bring children from a small group of different ages in a kindergarten. The task of the teacher is to compensate for the content of the preparatory group of the kindergarten for children who do not attend a preschool institution.

Fourth. The preparatory group of the kindergarten is also the preschool group. Classes are led by a teacher who will then continue to work with these children in the first grade.

Fifth. In a village where there is no kindergarten, a preschool group is organized for children with the implementation of a kindergarten program... An educator of a short-term stay group, a school employee works with children.

Such a variety of organizational forms, it would seem, should be a good indicator of the implementation of the principle of variability in preschool education. However, in this case, it gives rise to a conflict situation between a kindergarten and a school for the place of a leader in the educational policy of preschool education.

6. Features of preschool preparation of children in preschool educational institutions and schools

IN kindergartens Traditionally, there are preparatory groups for school, working on special programs. These programs have been created and experimentally tested by teams of psychologists and teachers from leading research laboratories in the country, who have indisputable authority in the field of preschool education.

But the main positions on the organization of preschool preparation of children should belong to the school School makes certain requirements for the children who entered the first grade and thus imposes on the public consciousness a model of the future successful student. Therefore, it is more expedient if she is the main organizer of preschool preparation and participates in the implementation of her model.

Preschool education at schools turns out to be attractive for parents, since it implies the acquaintance of children with the future class teacher, with the school and its life, it ensures a smooth fit into the curriculum in which the child will be engaged. Schools themselves see the advantage of preschool education in this. However, in reality, neither the first nor the second model exist in a pure form and develop in parallel to each other.

As a result, children are forced to combine attending classes in preschool education groups with attending kindergarten, which they need not only as a form of child care and supervision, but also as a playground for games with peers under the guidance of a teacher or psychologist, and as a “school »Socialization. The negative consequence of this combination is duplication of activities, leading to an overload of children.

For children simultaneously attending kindergarten and preschool education groups outside of it, sliding attendance schedules should be created, allowing, on the one hand, more optimal use of the place in the preschool, on the other hand, to avoid overloading the child due to too many activities.

In turn, the kindergarten should take into account the situation in which schooling begins at the age of six, and offer parents different options for pre-school preparation groups, programs for which are drawn up taking into account age characteristics and taking into account the future prospects of the child.

“Today, parents who think about their children choose a“ full-time school ”whenever possible in the afternoon belongs to the system of additional education. This means that the main line of development of the model of preschool education should be associated, on the one hand, with the development of variability of forms and giving the family a choice of form. If parents decide that a child will start school from the age of six, they should be able to find appropriate training courses for him, taking into account the peculiarities of the five-year plans and the specifics of the future education of children of six years of age.

At the same time, regardless of whether the school, kindergarten or other educational structure is leading in the system of preschool training, the system itself should focus on preschool methods work with children of the seventh year of life and prevent the broadcast of school methods.

7. Preschool education programs for children

7.1. Programs for the preparation of children who constantly attend kindergarten

According to numerous studies of educational psychologists, program for the preparation of children who constantly attend kindergartenshould focus on play activities, physical, physiological and psychological development of the child. For example, the development of fine motor skills. After all, the lack of this skill entails not only big problems with writing, but also in the formation of oral speech - physiologists have long proven that the development of fine motor skills is associated with the speech center. Other, no less important abilities that need to be developed in a preschool child are the ability to listen, speak, communicate in an environment of their own kind, and organize their activities.

When working with children 5-6 years old, you can use the following programs:

Continuity program ( N.A. Fedosova, T.S.Komarova, etc.), which creates conditions for ensuring a single start of education for children entering school from kindergarten and family.

Wellness and development program "Hello" (M.L. Lazarev), the main goal of which is to help teachers and parents organize health-improving work with preschool children, aimed at developing their health motivation.

The program of aesthetic education of children "Beauty. Joy. Creativity" ... (T.S.Komarova, A.V. Antonova, M.B. Zatsepina). Artistic - ecological program in fine arts for kindergartens and educational complexes. The content of the program is aimed at introducing preschoolers to art.

"Nature and the Artist". (T.A. Koptseva). This program is aimed at shaping in preschool children a holistic understanding of nature as a living organism, at introducing children to the world of arts.

Continuing Education Program "Kindergarten - School "Artistic Labor". (N.A. Malysheva). Teaching children is aimed at developing the artistic and creative abilities of children of preschool and primary school age.

The Joy of Creativity program. (O. A. Solomennikova). This program is aimed at developing the artistic and creative abilities of children 5-7 years old by means of folk decorative and applied arts.

The program "Synthesis of Arts in Aesthetic Education". (O.A. Kurevina). The program is aimed at the formation of an aesthetically developed personality, at awakening creative activity and artistic thinking, at identifying the abilities of self-expression through various forms of children's creativity.

Program "What color is the world?" (S.A. Zolochevsky) The program is aimed at developing the child's ability to look at the world through the eyes of an artist, at fostering a moral attitude towards the world through aesthetic development.

Kindergarten Fine Arts Program. (G.S. Shvaiko). This program is aimed at developing the artistic and creative abilities of children by means of art and others.

7.2. Programs for groups of students at school

"Continuity"- the set is created in accordance with the concept of lifelong education, allows you to create a unified system of preschool and primary education. The content of the teaching aids in the kit takes into account the age characteristics of children and helps to carefully prepare the child for school. All manuals were created by the authors of school textbooks, which excludes duplication of primary education programs.

The allowances can be used for family lessons, educational institutions such as "kindergarten", "kindergarten - primary school", "preschool gymnasium", which will help reduce the multilevel preparation of children for school.

Educational program "School 2100" (Under the scientific editorship of A.A.Leont'ev).

7.3. Home study programs with parents, tutors, tutors

"Soon to school" home study program where children get acquainted with letters and numbers, with geography and history of Russia.

Program "Preparing children for school", developed on the basis of N.F. Vinogradova "Preschool time" and L. Upraviteleva "Soon to school":

    the foundation of key competencies, the development of which should take place in stages and gradually throughout the entire period of school education; initial key competencies (A.G. Gogoberidze, Doctor of Pedagogy, Professor of the Department of Pedagogical Sciences, Herzen Russian State Pedagogical University):

Initial health-preserving;

Initial personal and social competence;

Initial educational and cognitive competence.

Initial special (pre-subject) competencies:

Initial speech competence;

Initial literary competence;

Initial mathematical competence;

Initial environmental competence;

Initial artistic competence.

    the foundations of the spiritual and moral image of the individual, the definition of personal and the assimilation of universal values;

    a positive attitude towards school, a desire to learn, a desire to learn and master new things, i.e. the foundations of an active life position;

    interest in your personality and the world around you; striving for productive communication with adults and peers;

    positive self-esteem and self-confidence;

    individual abilities and talents, the development of which will be carried out at the subsequent stages of the educational system.

    foundations of health culture and skills of independent organization of a healthy lifestyle.

    information from different areas of reality, which, as a result of appropriation by the child, becomes knowledge;

    the methods and means of the child's activity, its different types: productive, play, motor, cognitive, speech;

    ways of communication, adequate behavior in different situations,

    a set of certain personal qualities (to be active, proactive, independent, tolerant, to be able to empathize and be happy, to look after one's appearance, etc.);

    native language and Russian as a second (the requirements of the modern situation).

8 ... Preschool education technologies

We understand technologies as specific techniques and means used in the educational process. An exhaustive description of the features of preschool education was given by V.V. Davydov. He said: “Preschool age is valuable in itself because it allows the child ... to carry out various types of free activities - to play, draw, play music, listen to fairy tales and stories, design, help adults around the house and garden, etc. The child carries out these types of activities of his own free will, the very process of their implementation and their results, first of all, please the children themselves and the adults around them, without having any rigid rules and norms. But at the same time, the diversity of these types of activities (namely, diversity!) Gives children a lot of knowledge, skills and even skills, and most importantly, develops their feelings, thinking, imagination, memory, attention, will, moral qualities, craving for communication with peers and adults.

The technology of preschool education is built on the basis of an integrative approach and includes play, developmental learning (L.I. Venger, L.V. Zankov), individualization of education (individual trajectory of a child's development), fairy tale therapy, project activities.

The organization of the educational process in preschool groups, institutions is regulated by the curriculum, annual calendar educational schedule and class schedules in strict accordance with the requirements of SanPiN for children from 5 to 7 years old;

The educational environment plays an important role in teaching and upbringing.

The study room should be equipped with the necessary set of furniture in accordance with the height and age of the children. The playroom must be equipped with a set of soft modules, games, toys in accordance with the mental and physiological characteristics of older preschool children. Indoors, it is necessary to create a sports corner with a mini - sports complex and exercise equipment. On the school site, sports grounds should be created with an orientation towards the age of children from 5 to 7 years old.

9. Requirements for the organization of the daily routine and training sessions for children 5-7 years old

Requirements for the organization of the daily routine and training sessions (clause 2.12):

The maximum allowable volume of a weekly educational load for children from 5 years 6 months to 6 years is 15 lessons (+ 2 swimming lessons in the presence of a pool), duration of 1 lesson - 25 minutes, breaks between lessons - at least 10 minutes. (but no more than 3 lessons in the first half of the day);

The maximum allowable volume of a weekly educational load for children from 6 to 7 years old is 17 lessons per week (+ 2 lessons - swimming in the presence of a pool), the duration of one lesson is 30 minutes, the break between lessons is at least 10 minutes. (no more than 3 lessons in the first half of the day).

According to N.F. Vinogradova, the author of the "Preschool Time" program, no matter what social institution (kindergarten, school, family) preschool children will be taught in, it is necessary to take into account the psychological characteristics and capabilities of children senior preschool age. This is manifested in the following:

1. It is impossible to present children with requirements that they cannot fulfill, as this prevents the formation of a positive learning motivation for the child: attitude to the activity, interest in it, and as a consequence, the success of learning.

2. It should be borne in mind that the leading activity of this period of child development is play, and therefore play should become a priority form of organization and method of teaching.

3. It is necessary to create conditions for a more diverse educational and extracurricular communication of children. The need to communicate with peers is a special feature of children of this age, it is in the process of this activity that many communication skills are developed that are necessary for learning at school.

4. The teacher must know the individual characteristics of each pupil and take them into account in the learning process: the pace of activity, the peculiarities of attention, memory; relationships with peers, individual emotional manifestations.

When organizing the educational process with preschoolers, the following specifics are taken into account:

- educational activity in a preschool institution is not the leading activity, as in school;

- training is not substantive in nature;

- education, upbringing and development are carried out during the entire time of the child's stay in kindergarten (in training sessions, in joint activities with a teacher, in independent activities);

- the level of assimilation of knowledge, abilities, skills is not assessed by marks, there are no strict requirements for the timing of their development;

- selection of the content of knowledge is determined by the interests of the child, his age and psychophysiological capabilities.

A prerequisite for the organization of various forms of education for children of senior preschool age is compliance with certain requirements. The educational process in groups of older preschool children, regardless of the model of organization, should include three blocks: training; joint activities of an adult with children; independent activity of children. In this case, the leading role should belong to the second block - joint (partner) activities of an adult with children. The content of education and the organization of a subject-developing environment should correspond to the age characteristics of the development of children. Special attention should be paid to the organization of education for children of senior preschool age on the basis of general education schools.

Education in schools has a strict formalization, therefore, no matter what quality program is used, the process begins to gradually acquire the character inherent in teaching in elementary school, which contradicts the age characteristics of education and development of older preschoolers. Because of this, if a preschool educational group is created at a general education school, it should be an independent structural unit organized in accordance with the principles of building education for preschool children.

The organization of education for children of senior preschool age on the basis of institutions of additional education and cultural institutions should take place in accordance with the requirements for the organization of preschool educational groups provided for groups of short-term stays on the basis of preschool educational institutions.

At the same time, it is advisable to use the opportunities inherent in the specifics of the institutions of additional education and cultural institutions themselves, bearing in mind the wide context of the inclusion of children in various kinds of cultural practices (music, dance, fine arts, museum exhibitions, etc.).

The education of children of senior preschool age on the basis of the family and parental communities is a poorly developed practice in our region, therefore it requires special attention from the educational authorities. For the development of the sphere of family education for children of senior preschool age, it is necessary to determine its capabilities and limitations, forms of interaction between the family and the parental community with specialists in the field of development and education of children of senior preschool age (physiologists, psychologists, teachers).

10. Training of specialists for preschool

“The key role in the school belongs to the teacher,” said President Dmitry Medvedev, speaking on November 5 with his annual Address to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation. “And we need to develop a system of moral and material incentives to keep the best teachers in schools and to constantly improve their qualifications. But, more importantly, to replenish schools with a new generation of teachers. And it is not at all necessary - only with a pedagogical education. "

One of the key problems in organizing preschool training is shortage of qualified teachers - both in the preschool education system and in primary school. D school teachers are significantly better than primary school teachers understand the peculiarities of the development of five-year-old children and represent a more favorable professional group for advanced training in working with children 5-6 years old. The transition to preschool education affects very many structures - from teacher training colleges to teacher training colleges and IPKRO.

9 compulsory subjects are included in the draft student training program for the assignment of additional qualifications, including "psychological and pedagogical foundations of preschool maturity", "technologies for the intellectual, creative and social development of children 5-7 years old", "diagnostics of school maturity", "technology of work with the family to prepare children for school "," pedagogical correction of the intellectual and personal development of children "and more.

The position “ preschool education teacher ”.

The indicators of the teacher's readiness for the implementation of preschool education are as follows:

      Ability to work in a personal (developmental, humanistic) paradigm. For such a teacher, creative activity is available and natural, he has formed an attitude towards creativity.

      Professional knowledge of age-related pedagogy and psychology, knowledge of appropriate techniques and technologies.

      Readiness for self-development, change, the ability to fit into a constantly changing environment, to reflect on the pedagogical process.

11. Outcomes of preschool education children 5-7 years old

The result of preschool education the child should become ready for further development - social, personal, cognitive (cognitive), etc., the appearance in him of a primary integral picture of the world, i.e. meaningful and systematized primary knowledge about the world. School readiness options include:

    Ability to act in various social situations;

    Ability to operate with various materials, the ability to bring their products to the author's product.

    Diverse experience of acting with sources of information (adults, books, TV, other children);

    Self-study and self-organization experience;

    The development of physiological structures within the boundaries of age (or individual) norms;

    The development of intelligence within the boundaries of age (or individual) norms;

    Elementary literacy skills (search for adequate means of solving situations using the skills of counting, reading, writing, etc.);

    Communication skills, incl. the ability to communicate with different people in different situations, to be adequate in different situations of communication; the ability to hear another, accept a study assignment, comment on one's actions, compose texts in accordance with situations, organize joint activities, etc.

The successful solution of tasks for the formation of social and personal maturity in students, as well as the effective development of this phenomenon in the process of preschool education can be objectively assessed by indicators of the presence of certain skills in students, among which the most important are the following: maintaining stable attention in conditions of interesting educational and creative activity , the ability to perceive an appeal to a group as an appeal to oneself, speech monologic skills, the ability to adequately respond to an appeal or a question, the ability to successfully interact in a peer group.

Issues for discussion:

    What problems arise in connection with the introduction of preschool education for children?

    What is the purpose and objectives of preschool education for children?

    What are the main models for organizing preschool education for children?

    What are the features of preschool preparation of children on the basis of institutions related to the field of preschool education (on the basis of preschool and secondary schools, on the basis of additional education, in a family setting)?

    Preschool education programs for children?

    What are the features of the technology of preschool education for children 5-7 years old?

    What are the requirements for the organization of preschool education for children 5-7 years old?

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Material submitted by V.A. Zebzeeva,

candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor

department of PDiNO OGPU

Recently, the school has undergone major transformations, new programs have been introduced, and its structure has changed. Increasingly high demands are placed on children going to first grade. The development of alternative methods at school allows children to be taught according to a more intensive program. The most important task of the preschool education system is the all-round development of the child's personality and his preparation for school. The high demands of life on the organization of upbringing and education intensify the search for new, more effective psychological and pedagogical approaches aimed at bringing teaching methods in line with the requirements of life. A child's readiness for school is determined by his general, intellectual, psychological and pedagogical training. Psychological readiness for school does not arise in children by itself, but is formed gradually and requires correct pedagogical guidance, that is, specially organized classes with the child.

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Innovative forms of work with parents in preparing children for school

“School for parents always acts

as a new form of power over their child.

And a child for parents is always a part of themselves,

and the most unprotected part ”.

A.I. Lunkov.

Recently, the school has undergone major transformations, new programs have been introduced, and its structure has changed. Increasingly high demands are placed on children going to first grade. The development of alternative methods at school allows children to be taught according to a more intensive program. The most important task of the preschool education system is the all-round development of the child's personality and his preparation for school. The high demands of life on the organization of upbringing and education intensify the search for new, more effective psychological and pedagogical approaches aimed at bringing teaching methods in line with the requirements of life. A child's readiness for school is determined by his general, intellectual, psychological and pedagogical training. Psychological readiness for school does not arise in children by itself, but is formed gradually and requires correct pedagogical guidance, that is, specially organized classes with the child.

Pedagogical practice has shown the presence of a discrepancy in the value-semantic attitudes of teachers and parents in relation to understanding the essence of the child's readiness for school. This attitude of content, forms and methods of preparation for schooling interferes with productive cooperation.

In accordance with this, the position of the preschool institution in working with the family is changing. A kindergarten brings up a child and advises parents on raising children. In all cases, a preschool educational institution needs to determine the conditions for working with parents, to improve the content, forms and methods of cooperation between the kindergarten and the family in raising children, taking into account the changing conditions.

The new educational paradigm provides the preschool teacher with the opportunity to act not only as a child educator, but also as a parent's parenting partner.

A number of foreign studies have considered the problem of interaction between kindergarten and family as an important factor in preparing children for schooling (TI Babaeva, A. Biga, AV Burma, TA Berezina). Interaction at the level of interpersonal relations acts as a really acting connection of subjects, the positive goal of which is to achieve mutual understanding and cooperation through the exchange of information in joint activities.

The essence of the pedagogical system is presented through some of its parameters. Highlighted twomain directionsinteracting with the family in preparing children for school:

The first direction isinformational and cognitive.Ego goal is to increase the level of competence of parents about the nature and types of readiness for school, about the possibility of family education to improve the preparation of children for school.

The second direction isoperatively effective... The goal is to attract parents to the work of the kindergarten and acquire the skills to work with children for general psychological and special readiness for school.

Basic principles organizing family work:

Cooperation of teachers and parents in raising children when showing

tolerance, shared responsibility, trust and respect between actors;

· “Open day” of a kindergarten for a family (each parent can know and

see how his child lives and develops);

· Coordination and teamwork with the family;

· Generate ideas and receive feedback; acceptance of other people's opinions;

· Stimulation of an active developmental environment, providing unified approaches to personality development in the family and the children's team;

Innovative and efficient formscooperation with parents aregroup seminars, round table, disputes, workshops, trainings for parents, role

games .

Innovative forms presuppose an active position of parents, partnership with teachers, initiative in the process of cooperation and motivation for action and application in a family environment, i.e. what they acquired must be interpreted in accordance with their individuality (parent). These skills reflect on the specifics of the technological aspects of the family education of their children.

An important condition in the application of innovative forms is the combination of forms with clarity, because this helps to increase the pedagogical knowledge of parents, encourages them to revise the wrong methods and techniques of home education..

The work of the training group involves a series of workshops. Some of them may include joint creativity of children and parents, teamwork.

Only the combined efforts of teachers and parents can ensure the comprehensive development of the child and his correct preparation for school.

The family is the first and most important environment for the development of the child, however, the personality of the child is formed and develops in a preschool institution. Best of all, in practice, the unity of the influence of the family and kindergarten affects the development of the child. The main requirement is the constant cooperation of the child with other family members.

The issue of preparing for a new, more adult life of a child should be taken more than seriously. But one should not strive to stuff the kid with a bunch of knowledge about everything - it is not so much the volume that is important, but their quality. That is, parents should not only teach their child to read and write, but also develop speech, the ability to distinguish sounds, create conditions for the development of motor skills, especially hand and finger movements. Therefore, in other words, parents need:

Develop the child's ability to listen;

Teach reading comprehension;

Develop the ability to retell, conduct visual comparison;

Solve simple tasks with him;

Analyze and compare words together with the child.

A future student should be able to:

Listen to an adult and take his instructions, guided by them during classes;

Be aware of the need to ask if the task is not clear to him;

Evaluate your work;

Possess the concepts of "more", "less", "the same", "the same", "short", "long", "older", "younger";

Compare the simplest items.

Sample game activities to prepare a child for school (for parents and teachers):

The repetition game

This game helps children develop attentiveness and fidelity of what they hear.

Tell your child, "I'll say one sentence out loud. Repeat it - it's easy. Shall we try?"

The bike is pressed against the wall by the trolleybus.

An aunt who lives very far away came to visit.

The shelf I bought you is very beautiful.

Dad bought a backpack before we went traveling.

This is the man whose son is a schoolboy.

The sun shines after it has rained for a long time.

The game "OU-KA, REPEAT!"

This game will help you test how your child perceives information by ear.

Slowly say ten different words: grass, five, hand, letter, sun, pencil, eight, phone, nose, house.

Let him repeat the words that he remembered, the norm is 6 words.

Game "KALEIDOSCOPE"

Check how your child's visual memory and attentiveness is developed. On a sheet of A4 paper, draw twelve 3 by 3 cm squares.And in each of them draw something, for example: a sun, a number, a hand,

bread, boat, letter. Have your child examine the drawings carefully for 30 seconds. Then turn the sheet over and ask your toddler to list the drawings they have memorized.

The normal level is 8 pictures, more than 8 - high, less than 5 - bad.

Game "Soft words"

Check how your child "feels" the word. Tell him: "I will name the words, and you will tell me which is longer and which is shorter (or which is more, which is less). And you will definitely tell me why."

Ball or ball. Which one is smaller?

Tail or ponytail. Which one is shorter?

Winter and year. Which word is longer?

The whale and the cat. Which word is bigger?

Good result - 4 correct answers.

Review with the child all the mistakes he has made.

Game "OTSEBYATINA"

This game can be played with a child, for example, during long trips. The adult begins by saying, "I put apples in the bag." The child repeats what was said and adds something else: "I put apples and bananas in the bag." The third player (connect dad) repeats the whole phrase and also adds something from himself and so on ad infinitum.

The game "WHAT AM I?"

Determine the self-esteem of the future student. After all, this is also an important factor in successful studies. Let the child give a positive or negative answer to each of the ten proposed words-characteristics about himself (yes, no, I don’t know).

For example: good, kind, smart, neat, obedient, attentive, polite, skillful (capable), hardworking, honest.

These game tasks will help not only determine the degree of your child's readiness for school, but also develop memory, thinking, and increase vocabulary.

The main thing is to remember that these methods do not require special training. It is enough to be attentive to children and to have time for classes and games with them.

Compiled by a teacher-defectologist

MBDOU No. 63, Nizhnekamsk

Appakova A.V.