Before entering kindergarten, preschoolers benefit from developing basic skills in social-emotional growth, communication, and early academics. They should practice sharing, taking turns, and following simple instructions to help them interact positively with teachers and peers. Fine motor skills, like holding a pencil, using scissors, and manipulating small objects, are also important for writing and other classroom activities. Early literacy and math skills, such as recognizing letters, counting to ten, and understanding basic patterns, help build a strong foundation for learning. Most importantly, fostering curiosity, independence, and a love for learning will set them up for success in kindergarten and beyond.