Discover inspiring quotes about early childhood and preschool education.

Preschoolers embody innocence and playfulness, shaping the future talents of our nation. Let's explore quotes on early childhood and preschool education in this article.

1. Quotes about preschoolers and early childhood education

• To achieve greatness, build bridges of respect. To teach a child well, love and respect the teachers.
• Teaching involves more than imparting knowledge; it requires inspiring change.
• A teacher is like a kind mother, a second mother, shaping the child into a noble and obedient individual.
• Thank you for patiently guiding and nurturing, molding us into well-behaved and obedient children.
• You may not remember each student, but we remember your gentle gaze and warm voice in every moment you cared for us.
• Our achievements today are a result of your efforts and the lessons you taught whenever we were rebellious.
• The words 'Teacher' and 'Mentor' may be simple, but they hold sacred significance etched deep in our minds.
• Teachers are inspirers, guiding us to explore new and exciting things.
• Every child needs an adult mentor. It doesn't have to be a parent or a sibling; it can be a friend or neighbor. Often, it is a teacher.
• The goal of education is not just to teach a means of living but also to guide the soul towards Truth and Goodness.
• A good teacher is like a guiding candle, illuminating the path for each student towards the right direction.
• Teachers nurturing and educating children are more honored than parents, given the sacrifices they make for the noble cause of shaping lives.
• When we depart from this world, only a handful will remember us. However, for teachers, thousands will cherish their memory for the rest of their lives.

• Challenge yourself, for without a mentor, the path is unclear.
• Beneath the sun, no profession surpasses the nobility of teaching.
• Educators don't just fill minds; they ignite the flame within souls.
• The finest teachers instruct from the heart, not just from books.
• Lead by example, for actions speak louder than words in teaching.
• A single word can be a mentor, even half a word can guide.
• To succeed, one must respect both bridges and mentors.
• Respect the teachers who mold our lives, as parents give life, but teachers guide us to live honorably and graciously.
• The art of teaching is the art of helping someone discover.
• A good teacher is more beneficial than a hundred monks.
• Teachers hold hands, unlocking minds and touching students' hearts.
• The most crucial period of life is not in university but in the initial years, the stage from birth to six years old.
• Education for young children isn't about preparing them for school, but for life.
• Our job is not just to impart knowledge but to help intelligence permeate development. It would be marvelous if, with our assistance, we could extend the activity of that permeating intelligence, dealing intelligently with the physical needs of life, and nurturing the intelligence of the child.

• Each child is a miraculous phenomenon, and teachers should deeply appreciate this.
• The role model of a teacher is a sunbeam illuminating the delicate development of a child's soul that cannot be replaced.
• What teachers write on the slate of life can never be erased.
• Dreams begin with a teacher believing in you, pulling and pushing you to higher realms, sometimes prodding you like a sharp stick of truth.
• I'm grateful to my parents for life, but indebted to my teachers for teaching me to live beautifully.
• Being a student of a great teacher, we learn much through their caring and attentive guidance.
• Teachers are the heart of the education system.
• A regular teacher explains complex issues, but a talented teacher reveals simplicity.
• A good teacher trains others to become teachers.
• A teacher is the refined path, and a student is the refined road.
• The most precious are the teachers.
• New Year's Day for Dad, the second for Mom, and the third for Teacher.
• Teachers are those who inspire. They know that teaching is like gardening. It's impossible to pick flowers without touching thorns.

• A bag of books is not equal to a good teacher.
• A teacher who fails to instill the desire for learning in students is like striking a cold iron.
• A teacher who fails to instill the desire for learning in students is like striking a cold iron.
• A teacher is like a candle - burning oneself to light the way for others.
• In the teaching profession, we cannot see the results of a day's work. The result is intangible and always present, even 20 years later.
• The results of our education may not be visible, but the impact endures over time.
• A truly exceptional teacher will see the future in the eyes of their students.
• An excellent teacher is also a magnificent artist.
• A skilled teacher will inspire hope, ignite imagination, and instill a passion for learning.

2. Inspiring Quotes about Early Childhood and Preschool Education

• 'We cannot know the consequences of suppressing the spontaneous nature of young children as it only begins to unfold. We might even stifle life itself. The human essence revealed beneath all the glittering brilliance of intelligence during sweet and gentle childhood deserves reverence akin to worship. It's like the sun rising at dawn or a flower just beginning to bloom. Education can only be fruitful if it helps young ones embrace life.' – Maria Montessori
• 'Education is like sunlight reflecting even on the small grass houses, the thatched roofs of poor homes.' – Pestalozzi
• Parents sometimes simply lack the hands, time, and attention to do everything urgently. But in all things, there's always a priority of utmost importance... and one of our urgent opportunities is to respond to a child when they genuinely ask a question. Remember that children don't always ask, they can't always be taught, and they won't always listen.' – Richard L Evans
• 'Every one of you is adept at something. Each of you has something to offer to life. And it is your responsibility to discover what that is. That is the opportunity education can provide.' – Barack Obama
• 'The average teacher only knows to speak, the good teacher can explain, the excellent teacher can illustrate, and the great teacher knows how to inspire.' – William A. Ward
• 'Lead by example, for actions speak louder than words in teaching.' – The Fifth Discourse
• 'I'm grateful to my parents for life, but indebted to my teachers for teaching me to live beautifully.' – Alexander the Great
• 'An outstanding teacher is also a magnificent artist. And in the world, there are only a few like them. Teaching is the greatest art because it's a combination of reason and spirit.' – John Steinbeck
• 'The character of a teacher holds immense influence over students, a power that cannot be replaced by any textbook, moralistic slogan, or any reward or punishment system.' – Usinxki
• 'Respect the teachers who mold our lives, as parents give life, but teachers guide us to live honorably and graciously.' – Philoxene De Cythere
• 'A bag of books is not equal to a good teacher.' – Chinese Proverb
• 'I believe that teachers are crucial and bear the most responsibility in society because their efforts in their profession influence the fate of the entire earth.' – Dr. Helen Caldicott

• 'Technology is just a tool, but in helping children work together and encouraging them, teachers are the most important.' – Bill Gates
• 'A true teacher understands not to force you into their house of knowledge but guides you on how to reach the threshold of your own intellect and wisdom.' – Khalil Gibran
• 'The character of a teacher holds immense influence over students, a power that cannot be replaced by any textbook, moralistic slogan, or any reward or punishment system.' – Usinxki
• 'You can't plant trees in places lacking light, just as you can't nurture children with a little enthusiasm.' – Carl Jung
• 'The job of an outstanding teacher is to stimulate ordinary people to extraordinary efforts. The challenge is not to identify winners but to make ordinary people become winners.' – K.Patricia Cross
• 'Teaching leaves a mark of one person on the development of another. And surely, students are the bank where you can deposit your most precious treasure.' – Eugene P. Bertin
• 'If an engineer is joyful seeing the bridge they've just built, and a farmer smiles looking at the newly planted fields, a teacher rejoices seeing students grow and mature.' – Gôlôbôlin
• 'Teaching is an art that demands teachers to ignite joy, helping students express creativity, and facilitating learning.' – Albert Einstein
• 'Education is the most powerful weapon that one can use to change the world.' – Nelson Mandela
• 'In our regime, teachers need to contribute to the construction of society. They must have noble spirit, prioritize others before themselves, meaning endure hardship for the world to see, and enjoy happiness after the world has seen.' – Ho Chi Minh
• 'Let's remember that a child, a teacher, a book, and a pen can change the world.' – Malala Yousafzai
• 'What we become depends on what we read after all the teachers have finished with us. The greatest school is the book.' – Thomas Carlyle
• 'Establishing a sustainable peace is the task of education; all politics can do is keep us from falling into war.' – Maria Montessori
• 'A genius without education is like silver in a mine.' – Benjamin Franklin

• 'A fool with education is more foolish than an uneducated person.' – Benjamin Franklin
• 'The highest result of education is tolerance.' – Helen Keller
• 'It's miraculous that curiosity survives formal education.' – Albert Einstein
• 'Education is the art of turning humans into moral beings.' – Hegel
• 'Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately, it kills all its students.' – Hector Berlioz
• 'Education is what remains after you've forgotten what you learned in school.' – Albert Einstein
• 'For the benefit of ten years, plant trees; for the benefit of a hundred years, cultivate people.' – President Ho Chi Minh
• 'We should not teach children science; instead, let them experience it.' – Jean Jacques Rousseau
• 'Don't let the school interfere with your education.' – Mark Twain
• 'Children should be educated and instructed in the principles of freedom.' – John Adams
• 'Why are children so intelligent, and adults so foolish? Perhaps because of education.' – Alexandre Dumas
• 'Everything has its limits – iron ore cannot be educated into gold.' – Mark Twain
• 'In education, there must be not only common knowledge but also revolutionary ethics. Talent must come with virtue. Talent without virtue, greed corrupts and harms the country. Virtue without talent is like a Buddha sitting in a temple, not benefiting anyone.' – President Ho Chi Minh
• 'The goal of educating students is to make them adaptable without a teacher.' – Elbert Hubbard
• 'Teaching children: make them love the Fatherland, care for fellow citizens, love labor, understand hygiene, maintain discipline, study culture. At the same time, preserve their integrity, cheerfulness, liveliness, spontaneity, and youthfulness, don't make them old.' – President Ho Chi Minh
• 'Learning involves more than just absorbing knowledge; it requires understanding.' – William Arthur Ward
• 'All worthwhile people have some independence in their education.' – Walter Scott
• 'Sixty years ago, I knew everything; now I know nothing at all; education is an endless exploration of our ignorance.' – Will Durant
• 'There are two types of education. One teaches us how to live, and the other teaches us how we should live.' – John Adams
• 'Only the ignorant despise education.' – Publilius Syrus
• 'Ninety percent of education is encouragement.' – Anatole France
• 'When schools develop, everything else develops.' – Martin Luther
• 'Educated people are easy to govern.' – Friedrich II
• 'Why does society feel responsible only for the education of children and not the education of all adults of every age?' – Erich Fromm
• 'To the uneducated, the letter A is just three sticks.' – A. A. Milne
• 'The best anti-poverty program is a world-class education.' – Barack Obama

• Don't force children to learn through compulsion or strictness; instead, guide them to learn through captivating their minds, so you can discover their special talents more effectively. – Plato
• Children must be educated, but they also need to be left for self-education. – Abbé Dimnet
• Education is a natural process carried out by the child, and it is not achieved through listening but through experience in the environment. – Maria Montessori
• In education, nothing is more surprising than the amount of ignorance it produces in the form of established facts. – Henry Brooks Adams
• Mental education without educating the heart is not education. – Aristotle
• Having an education is not about how much you memorize or even how much you know. It is about distinguishing between what you know and what you don't. – Anatole France
• We are born weak, we need strength; helpless, we need aid; ignorant, we need reason. All that we lack at birth, all that we need when we come to man's estate, is the gift of education. – Jean Jacques Rousseau
• The whole art of teaching is the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterward. – Anatole France
• Education primarily consists of what we have forgotten. – Mark Twain
• Knowing how to suggest is the art of teaching. To attain it, we must be able to guess what will interest; we must learn to read the soul of a child like we read a piece of music. And then, simply by changing the emphasis, we keep the song going and make it a new piece of music. – Henri Frederic Amiel
• It is a sad thing when the teacher is ahead of their pupils in swiftness of learning. – Will Durant
• The most valuable thing about education is making yourself do what you have to do when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not. – Aldous Huxley
• Teaching young children is a profession where we must know how to waste time to save it. – Jean Jacques Rousseau
• We have enough potential to protect ourselves, whatever the cost may be. Now we must learn that we have enough potential to educate ourselves as long as we need to be educated. – Walter Lippmann
• The environment must be rich in motives, which must encourage activity and invite the child to conduct their own experiences. – Maria Montessori
• Students asking silly questions are good; they are easier to handle than foolish mistakes. – Anonymous
• Teaching is the profession that teaches all other professions. – Anonymous
• The most important task of the educator, a sacred task, is to ensure that no child is discouraged in school, and that a child who is discouraged when entering school will regain confidence through the school and the teacher. This goes hand in hand with the profession of the educator because education is only successful when children look to the future full of hope and joy. – Alfred Adler
• What is essential is invisible to the eye. What is important is not the appearance but the essence. What is important is not money but knowledge. What is important is not clothing but style. – Coco Chanel
• Education: the inculcation of the incomprehensible into the indifferent by the incompetent. – John Maynard Keynes
• Our care for children should not be dominated solely by the desire for them to learn but also by the effort always to keep burning within them the spark of intellect. – Maria Montessori
• The true process of education should be the process of learning how to think through practicing on real-life issues. – John Dewey

• Provide students with something to do, not something to learn; and the nature of the activity involves thinking; learning will naturally bring results. – John Dewey
• The soul takes nothing to the next world but its education and cultural foundation. At the outset of the journey to the other world, education and culture can become the greatest help, or if not, the greatest burden of the departed. – Plato
• If the idea of the universe is presented to children in the right way, it will do more than just arouse their interest, for it will create in them a sense of wonder and admiration, a feeling of reverence and satisfaction. The child's mind will then no longer wander, but becomes focused and can work. The knowledge the child acquires is systematic and organized; the child's intelligence becomes perfected as the vision of perfection has been presented to the child, and the child's interest extends to everything, for everything is connected and has its place in the universe that the child's mind has taken as the center. – Maria Montessori
• I believe that education is the fundamental method of social progress and reform. – John Dewey
• Schools should play an active role in directing social changes and participate in building a new social order. – John Dewey
• Education is a shield that protects freedom better than the military. – Edward Everett
• All our interactions with young children will result, not only in the present but also in the future adult. – Maria Montessori
• Now that adults are a part of the environment around children; adults must adjust themselves to the needs of the child if they do not want to hinder the child, and if adults do not want to replace the child in the necessary activities for development. – Maria Montessori
• Indeed, we cannot create geniuses. We can only teach young children the opportunity to develop their potential. – Maria Montessori
• The first goal of preparing the environment is, as far as possible, to allow the child to be independent of the adult. – Maria Montessori
• The body in motion, when forced, does not harm the body; but knowledge gained through coercion is ineffective for the mind. So do not force, but let education follow the path of joy; you will be able to discover the innate talents of the child more effectively. – Plato

3. Poem about preschoolers, preschool education

Poem 1: WINGS OF DREAMS

Gentle and graceful, like a fairy
Day by day, with a kind mother beside the child
Taking care of meals, nurturing all the little ones
Guiding them to become good and obedient
Delighted that the children are well-behaved
Obeying and performing all tasks well
The mission of nurturing human beings is not in vain
For years, you have cultivated the essence
The children are like a beautiful song
Rising and falling when the melody is solemn
Laughing happily, suddenly bursting into tears
You pat gently, stirring the hearts of the little ones
The child smiles again, no longer crying
Bright eyes when hearing fairy tales
The Buddha appears kindly, oh, how delightful!
Eradicate evil and encourage goodness
You nurture the seeds for a complete life
Sow hope in the harmonious melody
Cultivate children's dreams so bright
To make tomorrow shine in innocence.

Poem 2: PRESCHOOL TEACHER

Admire the hardworking preschool teacher
From morning till evening, caring for the little ones
Tirelessly gazing into the eyes for hours
Concerned for the tiny dreams, square and round, of the young hearts
In the red heart, the teacher bends and twists
Many difficulties rolled into blossoming flowers
Sometimes the eyes may get a bit weary
Yet the smile continues to bloom, blending with the spring breeze
The chosen profession faces challenges ahead
Pains in the heart still welcome the beautiful buds
Love for the little ones, a heart soaked in dedication
Building relationships, not losing steps
Even in storms and challenges
Preschool teacher, tender and caring day and night.

Poem 3: You Are a Preschool Teacher

As the sunrise gloriously lights up the Preschool
Young, vibrant teachers step into a new day
Open arms wide to welcome the little ones to class
Like embracing seeds of the future
The beloved school echoes with the laughter of young children
Teachers, like gentle mothers, nurture their little flock
Learn and play. Play to learn, constructing towers of intellect
Growing into individuals who will lead the homeland
Oh, the joy of being a preschool teacher
Cultivating the garden of 'Growing Humans' fulfills dreams
Proudly taking the title of 'The soul's engineer'
I dedicate myself wholeheartedly to the generation of preschool.

Explore the profound bond between educators and young minds through inspiring quotes on early childhood and preschool education. Wishing you a wonderful day ahead!