Ms. Franks states, "Children who are ready for preschool present with a variety of cues that show their caregivers that they would benefit from the structure and opportunities related to school." Social signs of preschool readiness include seeking playmates or social engagements with family friends, being toilet trained, and being comfortable communicating their wants and needs to adults who aren't their parents. Play skills and the ability to sit and listen are also surefire signs of readiness. Click here for the full story.