#playschool

[doolsandtoys]

Andrew Prewett, Playschool, 1973.

[weirdly-specific-but-ok]

OK ANOTHER THING BECAUSE I READ THE NEXT PART… THE WIBBLES??? ;-; the wiggles I am only now discovering are in fact not a universal childhood staple… next thing your gonna be telling me you don’t know about playschool… lol

Playschool like... the educational institution?

I mean my brother went to playschool. I guess.

TW: uh, corporeal punishment at school, so proceed with caution.

My, uh 'playschool' made me learn four languages in addition to maths and environmental science at the age of four, those languages (thankfully one being english) used different scripts, at the same age of four I had midterms and finals of fifty marks each and a grading system from A to F, and when we didn't do homework we were hit with wooden scales on the palms until a centimetre thick 30 cm long scale broke after hitting a whole class of five year olds...

If you're referring to playschool like a show/band/anything else, then I admit that no, I do not know about playschool.

[retrocgads]

UK 1987

[ellsellmesoull]

Helloo,!! Please help me! I am conducting a survey so if you know a child aged 3-5 please consider answering some of my questions, especially cus the deadline is tommorow! T~T

-sincerely someone who does not understand how children work.

Alright storytime- I am a college student and I was invited to an innovation program for students to publish their ideas and receive help from the government.

I am hoping to work on game design so I want to create a product that involves games. And a criteria to the programm is it must solve problems faced by ordinary people.

So my idea is to make a game that children aged 3-5 yrs could play and learn helpful things.

Problem is that we have a submission deadline of tommorow cus our college decided to join super late.

Id like to do my best and submit my idea but I need a way to know the problems faced by kids these aged. Cus we also have to submit a survey we did.

1. How is it to raise them? Do they behave? Do they understand what's being communicated to them?

2. How do they play? What games interest them?

3. How messy are they? What kind of things do they make the most mess of? Do they tidy up?

4. Would you prefer if the kids cleaned up their mess?

5. How do you discipline them? Are they scared of something? What do you give as a treat?

6. What gets their attention? What looses their attention?

7. What price range do you look for on average when looking for furniture for the child?

Thank you if you answer, and if there is anything you do not want to answer or anything you do not know, it is alright. Thank you,

I dont have many followers especially on other sites and I cant really physically move to conduct survey especially in this short amount of time due to physical and environmental reasons that's why im resorting to this.

But I would really appreciate it if you could answer , or even reblog this so more could see it.

[snehaimagination]

Learning Story: Avyukt’s Night Sky Masterpiece by Sneha’s Imagination Station

Unlocking the magic of early childhood: Children are born with an innate thirst to create!

Through play and exploration, they embark on a journey of discovery, fueled by endless imagination and boundless curiosity.

Let’s nurture their natural inclination to ‘try’ and watch as they blossom into confident, creative beings!

Today, I had the privilege of witnessing Avyukt’s incredible journey of creativity unfold during our art time. Armed with sidewalk chalks in hues of blue and white, along with a cheese grater, Avyukt embarked on a mission to bring his vision to life.

Despite the array of colors of paper available, Avyukt confidently chose black as the backdrop for his masterpiece. With focused determination, he began covering the entire paper with blue chalk shavings, meticulously observing how the black peeked through, resembling the depths of a night sky.

As Avyukt immersed himself in his work, I stood by as a silent observer, respecting his request to protect his creation from any disruptions. His assertion, “I am not done yet,” echoed his determination and served as a reminder of my role as an educator and advocate for play — to support and nurture his journey.

True to his word, Avyukt returned with an even wider smile, ready to add the finishing touches to his masterpiece. With careful precision, he grated white chalk to create the illusion of stars scattered across the night sky. The sheer delight on his face as he admired his creation was truly infectious.

Avyukt’s pride in his work was evident as he delicately held it, ensuring that not a single shaving would fall. His satisfaction with his night sky filled with stars was palpable, a testament to the joy that comes from creative expression.

As Avyukt moved on to other explorations, I couldn’t help but reflect on the valuable lessons embedded within his artistic journey — the power of perseverance, the importance of autonomy, and the sheer joy of creation. It is moments like these that remind me why I am passionate about early childhood education and the profound impact it has on shaping young minds.

For more details visit us at Toddler Programs for early childhood education and development

Also you can check Home — Sneha’s Imagination Station

[libraryfag]

i am absolutely terrified of cameras but i would kinda love to host playschool i think

[imaginationsnehas]

Sneha’s Imagination Station is an Early Childhood Development Center founded in year 2015.

Sneha’s Imagination Station – Where Imagination Grows.

Children grow well when we provide right environment to them, so we are dedicated to the mission of fostering the cognitive, emotional, social, creative and physical development and overall well being of every child. We facilitate them into this journey by providing variety of activities as a part of our uniquely design programs for children from 12 months onwards.

[for-the-love-of-javert]

Philip Quast TBT photo from his time on Playschool. Not sure I'm a fan of the moustache but a cute pic none-the-less

[myrtaceaae]

Always gives me a laugh that Philip from Play School is Philip Quast, Javert in the 10th anniversary Les Mis album.

Philip who sings my kids songs. Why are you in a musical????

[nofr1lls]

be honest

dont fucking come for me abt the quality I fought tooth and nail for these images. there is a correct answer.

[blackwidowgeekgirl1234]

As a Christian, I just want to say, “God bless Preschool teachers! God bless Kindergarten teachers! God bless Elementary school teachers! God bless Middle school teachers! God bless High School teachers! God bless Counselors! God bless Custodians! God bless Food Service! God bless under appreciated educators and staff! God bless those who are called glorified babysitters even though they have a college degree! Teachers and Educators matter! Brown and Black Teachers and Educators matter!”

✝️⛪️🙏

🍎👩🏾‍🏫👨🏾‍🏫

📝🎓📓

👩🏿‍🏫👨🏿‍🏫⛪️

👨🏽‍🏫👩🏾‍🏫❤️

[sanfortschools]

"Discover a nurturing and stimulating environment for your child at our play school in Ghaziabad. Focused on holistic development, we offer a blend of engaging activities, experienced educators, and a safe space for early learning. Enroll your little one today for a joyous journey of exploration and growth."

[evenmoreanxiety]

I am 30 years old and sometimes this song comes to haunt my brain radio while I'm just minding my own business.

[summerof94]

[egglygreg]

Just got had this absolute classic pop into my head today

[vera-playschool-121]

The Crucial Role of Preschool in Child Development

Introduction

Preschool education is a foundational stage in a child's life that lays the groundwork for their academic, social, and emotional development. It is during these early years that children's brains undergo remarkable growth and transformation, making the role of preschool particularly crucial. In this article, we will explore the importance of preschool in child development and how it contributes to building a strong foundation for lifelong learning and success.

Cognitive Development

Cognitive development refers to the growth of a child's thinking, problem-solving, and language skills. Preschool provides an environment that fosters cognitive growth by introducing children to a structured learning environment. Through activities such as storytelling, puzzles, and educational games, children are exposed to new ideas, concepts, and vocabulary, which help stimulate their intellectual curiosity.

Preschool also cultivates skills like critical thinking and decision-making. Activities that encourage creativity and exploration allow children to develop their imagination and learn how to approach challenges from different angles. These skills form the basis for future academic success.

Social and Emotional Development

Daycare in marathahalli offers a unique setting where children interact with their peers, teachers, and other adults, helping them develop essential social skills. Learning to share, take turns, and collaborate are all critical lessons that are learned through play and group activities. These interactions foster empathy, cooperation, and communication skills that are vital for building positive relationships in the future.

Moreover, preschool provides a safe space for children to explore and understand their emotions. Through activities such as storytelling, role-playing, and discussions, children learn to express their feelings and develop emotional intelligence. This foundation equips them to manage their emotions effectively and navigate social situations with confidence.

Language and Communication Skills

Language development is a cornerstone of preschool education. Children are introduced to a rich language environment that includes conversations, storytelling, and reading activities. Exposure to diverse vocabulary and language structures enhances their linguistic abilities and lays the foundation for successful reading and writing skills in later years.

Preschool in bellandur also helps children develop effective communication skills. Engaging in group discussions, sharing stories, and expressing thoughts and ideas contribute to their ability to articulate themselves clearly and confidently, both verbally and non-verbally.

Motor Skills and Physical Development

Preschool activities are designed to promote the development of fine and gross motor skills. Art projects, puzzles, and building activities help refine fine motor skills, while outdoor play, dancing, and running games contribute to the development of gross motor skills. These physical activities are not only fun but also aid in improving coordination, balance, and overall physical health.

Preparing for Formal Education

Preschool serves as a bridge between the home environment and formal schooling. Children who attend preschool are better prepared for the transition to kindergarten and beyond. They are already familiar with structured routines, classroom dynamics, and basic academic concepts, which makes the adjustment to primary school smoother.

Preschool also helps instill a love for learning early on, setting a positive attitude towards education that can influence a child's entire academic journey.

Conclusion

The importance of preschool in child development cannot be overstated. This foundational stage shapes a child's cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth, preparing them for a successful academic journey and fostering skills that extend well into adulthood. By providing a nurturing and stimulating environment, preschool equips children with the tools they need to become well-rounded individuals capable of thriving in a rapidly changing world. As parents and educators, investing in quality preschool education is one of the most impactful decisions we can make for the future of our children.