Play and Learn: How it helps children!
Toys! We all love them! For centuries, toys have been an essential part of children’s lives. But, have you ever thought about how they can help children learn and develop various skills? It’s amazing, isn’t it?
Curriculum – Its Importance in Early Education
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” – Benjamin Franklin
How hard is it for you to make a toddler sit in a classroom? It might not be that hard if they find the environment interesting. A learning environment that is equally enticing and effective can be more productive.
Parents are big on running a race to find the best for their children. Choosing a preschool has become a critical decision for them. Hence, showing notable learning outcomes can persuade the parents to choose your school and help you gain a competitive advantage.
A curriculum with a child-centric approach and specific learning objectives will significantly improve learning outcomes.
How should the preschool curriculum be structured?
Preschool is the foundational educational setting where a child is introduced to the world of learning. Preschooling happens at ages ranging from 2 to 5 years old.
This is the age of toys! Play is work for them. During this sensitive period, the child should be provided with a selective and structured play-based curriculum.
A playschool curriculum should guarantee the preparatory skills required for the child to excel in school and beyond. A comprehensive structure that promotes children’s cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development through age-appropriate practices, will help them improve their learning outcomes.
How the Kreedo curriculum elevates the standard
A decade ago, Kreedo recognized the significance of a curriculum that contributes to the holistic development of a child. Imbibing Montessori principles, we designed a flexible and adaptable preschool curriculum considering the individual needs and interests of each child.
At Kreedo, we assist school owners to create their own learning environment through an integrated framework called the 6T framework that focuses on play-based learning at its core.
Kreedo 6T framework focuses on 6 Ts.
Toys
Theory
Timetable
Teachers
Technology
Teamwork
Now let us look into the key features of the Kreedo curriculum.
We emphasize hands-on learning through Kreedo Lab. Here, children get to experience the concepts learnt from textbooks. Kreedo provides scientifically designed lab materials catering to all areas of development. Our materials use a play-based learning approach that encourages children to explore, experiment, and discover concepts on their own. Through this, children also learn social skills such as sharing, taking turns, and resolving conflicts.
Image caption: Children practising in Kreedo Lab
Kreedo’s ideology is to incorporate all-round support for everything related to Early Childhood Children Education and thus, we place emphasis on not only theory and toys but also on curriculum support, teacher empowerment and technological assistance! From providing teacher training and aids for teachers to help them improve their instructional skills to our 6T Curriculum App – we aim to provide overall assistance to all our stakeholders.
A well-designed and thought-out curriculum is essential for ensuring that young children receive a high-quality education that supports their development and prepares them for future success – and Kreedo might be the right fit for you if you are looking for something similar for your preschool!
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