The other day I was cutting/pasting text into a document, and found myself joking to someone over my shoulder: "If I'd known how important cutting and pasting were going to be, I would have paid more attention in kindergarten."
There you have it: the inspiration for this list of some of the other important life lessons we learn in kindergarden - but only if we're paying attention.
- Always take time to look at the pictures
- Show and tell is a skill you'll use the rest of your life
- The "buddy system" works
- Learn to draw now; it's your last chance
- You'll never know what paste tastes like unless you try it
- They wouldn't have put 64 colors in the box if you weren't meant to use them all
- Afternoon naps are a wonderful thing
- Never be afraid to get dirty
- Magic is limited only by imagination
- Always build time for recess into your day
- Given enough blocks, you can build anything
- No one ever got punished for coloring outside the lines
- Everyone needs a cubby to call their own
- Clean up after yourself
- Sharing is caring
- The world is full of wonder; you just have to open your eyes and look for it
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