Education of the pre-school children in the light of the seventh book of Plato’s “Laws”

<ns3:p>Plato in the "Laws", which belong to the final period of his literary output continues his deliberations on the right model of education, which he undertook in many of his previous dialogues. This time he wants to present in legal articles the whole process of education from the education of the youngest residents of Cretan polis to games and plays of its adult citizens. In this paper is discussed only a small part from the whole abundance of Plato’s pedagogic thoughts, which concerns the education of the youngest residents of the Cretan city. It is a very significant period of life for the future citizens as for the right paideia the desire to rich the arete is aroused in their adult life.</ns3:p>