1. Language expression ability: including listening, speaking, reading and writing training to help children master basic language communication skills.
2. Mathematical basis: Cultivate children's mathematical thinking ability by counting, recognizing and comparing sizes.
3. Scientific knowledge: Introduce some basic concepts in nature and social life, such as weather, seasons, animals and plants, etc.
4. Art and sports: cultivate children's aesthetic ability and physical quality through singing, dancing, painting, handicrafts and sports.
5. Social adaptability: Help children understand their relationship with the surrounding environment and learn social skills such as respect for others, cooperation and communication. In addition, public kindergartens may offer some special courses or activities according to children's interests and specialties, such as music, dance and English, so as to promote children's all-round development.