Admission

Play Group

Miss. Jadhav

Descriptions

A playgroup is an informal early childhood program, usually designed for children aged 1.5 to 3 years, where young children get their first exposure to a social and learning environment outside the home. It’s a foundational setting where children can engage in structured play and develop essential social skills in a supportive atmosphere.

• Primary Focus on Socialization :-

  A playgroup is an informal early childhood program, usually designed for children aged 1.5 to 3 years, where young children get their first exposure to a social and learning environment outside the home. It’s a foundational setting where children can engage in structured play and develop essential social skills in a supportive atmosphere.

• Simple, Fun Activities :-

  Activities in playgroups are designed to be engaging but age-appropriate, focusing on exploration and sensory experiences.

• Building Routine and Structure :-

  Regular routines help young children develop self-discipline and prepare them for the structured setting of preschool.

• Physical Development :-

  Playgroups typically include plenty of activities for physical development, focusing on both fine and gross motor skills.

• Language and Cognitive Skills Development :-

  Through singing, simple stories, and interactive play, playgroups help children expand their vocabulary and improve communication skills.