Developing Life Skills in Early Childhood through Integrated Daily Activities

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ณัฐยา เกตุสิริ
วารุณี เรียนรู้

Abstract

This academic article presents an approach to developing life skills in early childhood through integrated daily activities. The objective is to promote natural and age-appropriate learning experiences that align with children's real-life contexts. Essential life skills such as communication, decision-making, self-care, and social interaction can be effectively nurtured through meaningful everyday activities, including household tasks, health routines, role-playing, and peer interactions. Research indicates that learning through real-life situations positively impacts children’s physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development. This article provides practical guidelines and activity examples that educators and caregivers can implement to help young children build a solid foundation of life skills and grow into well-rounded individuals.

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เกตุสิริ ณ. ., & เรียนรู้ ว. . (2025). Developing Life Skills in Early Childhood through Integrated Daily Activities. Journal of Academic for Educational Administration Innovation, 4(2), 1–8. retrieved from https://so09.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/EAIJ/article/view/6245
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