Teamwork skills are essential in preparing children for future social and academic environments. In preschool educational organizations, fostering these skills at an early age provides a solid foundation for collaboration, communication, and problem-solving. This article explores the use of various educational technologies to develop teamwork skills in preschool children. These include interactive learning tools, digital applications, play-based learning, and structured group activities. The goal is to identify and assess effective strategies that enhance children's ability to work together, resolve conflicts, and achieve shared goals.

Teamwork skills, preschool education, educational technologies

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