Junior Kindergarten is an early childhood education program designed for children typically aged four to five years. It serves as a bridge between preschool and traditional kindergarten, focusing on social, emotional, and cognitive development. Activities often include play-based learning, storytelling, and basic math concepts, helping children build foundational skills. In Junior Kindergarten, children learn to interact with peers, follow routines, and develop independence. The curriculum emphasizes creativity and exploration, allowing children to express themselves through art, music, and movement. This nurturing environment prepares them for the more structured learning experiences they will encounter in kindergarten.