What should you pay attention to when sending kindergarten children to and from school?

1. Safety first: Ensure the safety of children on the way to and from school, obey traffic rules, and do not cross the road at will. Try to choose roads with traffic lights and sidewalks, and avoid crossing at intersections without sidewalks.

2. Communicate with parents: Tell the children’s parents the time and route to and from school every day so that parents can understand their children’s situation. At the same time, we should also keep in touch with parents and inform them of their children's going to and from school at any time.

3. Pay attention to weather changes: Prepare clothes for your children in advance according to the weather forecast to prevent them from catching cold or heat stroke. During adverse weather conditions, try to avoid sending children to and from school alone.

4. Carry necessities: Prepare school bags, water bottles, snacks and other necessities for your children to ensure that your children will not be hungry or thirsty on the way to and from school. At the same time, children can also be taught how to carry these items by themselves.

5. Cultivate independence: Encourage children to walk or ride a bicycle to school by themselves to cultivate their independence and self-confidence. To ensure the safety of your children, accompany them for a distance when necessary.

6. Pay attention to etiquette education: educate children to be polite to others on the way to and from school, and to take the initiative to say hello to teachers and classmates when they meet them. At the same time, children should also be educated not to talk to strangers and to seek help promptly when encountering dangerous situations.

7. Understand the school regulations: Be familiar with the school's pick-up and drop-off times, pick-up and drop-off locations and other relevant regulations to ensure that you will not miss your child's school time.

8. Be patient and caring: When sending your children to and from school, be patient and caring, care about their lives and studies, and give them necessary support and encouragement.