Play House / Nursary

You are here:
  1. Home
  2. Play House / Nursary

Play House

We offer the most complete Play House Courses in Girnar Public School.

Time
8:00 AM
to
12:00 PM
Age

2 to 3 Year

Nursery

We offer the most complete Nursery Courses in Girnar Public School.

Time
8:00 AM
to
12:00 PM
Age

3 to 4 Year

Girnar Public School (CBSE) “Play House” or “Nursery” education refers to the early childhood education stage, which is typically for children aged 3 to 5 years. The focus is on developing basic skills in a fun, engaging, and interactive environment that fosters both cognitive and social growth. The content in a Play House or Nursery curriculum is designed to stimulate creativity, curiosity, and learning through play and structured activities. Below are key content areas often covered in Nursery education

Language Development

  • Basic Vocabulary : Introduction to simple words and common phrases (animals, family members, colors, numbers, etc.).
  • Storytelling : Reading simple stories, encouraging children to listen and understand.
  • Songs and Rhymes : Singing songs and nursery rhymes to help with language rhythm, memory, and pronunciation.
  • Speech Practice : Encouraging children to express themselves through simple sentences and conversations.
  • Letter Recognition : Teaching letters of the alphabet (both uppercase and lowercase), and their associated sounds.

Basic Math Concepts

  • Numbers : Counting from 1 to 10 (or beyond), recognizing numbers, and understanding simple concepts of quantity (more, less).
  • Shapes : Identifying basic shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles.
  • Patterns : Introducing patterns through colors, shapes, and objects (e.g., red-blue-red-blue).

Motor Skills Development

  • Fine Motor Skills : Activities like drawing, coloring, cutting, and pasting to improve hand-eye coordination.
  • Gross Motor Skills : Running, jumping, hopping, and other physical activities that enhance coordination and muscle strength.
  • Hands-on Activities : Manipulating blocks, playdough, and puzzles to improve dexterity.