These activities serve as a gateway to independence, offering children the opportunity to interact with materials they encounter daily but are yet to fully explore. As they engage in these tasks, children gain a sense of control over their lives and surroundings. Practical life activities nurture their ability to care for themselves, fostering self-reliance and a deep understanding of personal responsibility. Beyond self-sufficiency, these exercises enhance essential skills like eye-hand coordination and social interaction. Sweeping, polishing, carrying water, pouring and table wiping become more than chores; they promote growth and developments in various areas.