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Learning

At Vrindavan Play School, our learning programs are thoughtfully designed to cater to the unique developmental needs of children in Pre-K, LKG, and UKG. In our Pre-K program, young learners focus on honing communication
skills, correlation abilities, and fine motor coordination through engaging activities and play-based learning. As they progress to LKG, we emphasize visual perception, discrimination, spatial thinking, and further enhance their cognitive, emotional, and social skills. In UKG, our curriculum fine-tunes and reinforces
all the essential skills learned in the previous stages, preparing children for a smooth transition to formal education. Our holistic approach fosters creativity, problem-solving, emotional development, and linguistic proficiency, laying a strong foundation for their educational journey and beyond.
Through a nurturing and stimulating environment, we empower young minds to explore, learn, and thrive, making learning an enjoyable and meaningful experience at Vrindavan Play School.

Elementary Classroom

Pre-K

(Preschool)

Arts & Crafts
  • Communication skills: Expressing needs and emotions effectively.
     

  • Correlation skills: Associating with familiar objects and concepts.
     

  • Fine motor skills: Developing small muscle coordination through activities like laughing.
     

  • Hand-eye coordination: Important for future writing abilities.
     

  • Gross motor skills: Engaging in activities to support healthy body growth and balance.
     

  • Balancing skills: Essential for activities like hopping.
     

  • Social skills: Learning to interact with peers.
     

  • Life skills: Developing capabilities for day-to-day activities.
     

  • Emotional development: Learning to control anger and other behaviors.
     

  • Cognitive skills: Exploring alphabets, shapes, colors, numbers, and more.

LKG

(Lower Kindergarten)

Children in Indoor Playground
  • Visual perception: Improving the ability to perceive surroundings accurately.
     

  • Visual discrimination: Detecting differences and classifying objects, symbols, or shapes.
     

  • Visual-motor skills: Translating visual images into accurate motor actions.
     

  • Visual-spatial thinking: Perceiving, integrating, and understanding visual information.
     

  • Gross motor skills: Utilizing large muscles for everyday functions.
     

  • Emotional development: Recognizing, expressing, and managing feelings.
     

  • Fine motor skills: Fine-tuning small muscle coordination.
     

  • Social skills: Facilitating interaction and communication with others.
     

  • Cognitive skills: Strengthening core thinking, reading, and learning abilities.
     

  • Linguistic proficiency: Gaining efficiency in language structure, grammar, phonology, etc.
     

  • Sensory processing: Organizing and responding to sensations from the body and environment.
     

  • Logical thinking: Analyzing situations and problems using reason.
     

  • Problem-solving: Defining, identifying, and implementing solutions.
     

  • Life skills: Preparing for full participation in everyday life.
     

  • Correlation skills: Recognizing connections between various aspects of learning and experiences.

UKG

(Upper Kindergarten)

  • All skills fine-tuned from LKG to match growing capabilities and needs.
     

  • Further development of cognitive, social, emotional, linguistic, and sensory skills.
     

  • Bridging stage for preparing children for formal education in primary school.

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