At the age of 2-3 years, children are naturally curious and eager to explore their environment. Their cognitive, motor, and social skills are rapidly developing, making this an ideal stage for introducing foundational concepts through play-based learning.
1.Sensory Play : Activities with different
textures, sounds, and materials to enhance sensory development.
2. Language Development : Simple storytelling,
rhymes, and songs to boost vocabulary and language skills. 3. Basic Motor Skills : Activities like stacking
blocks, drawing, and simple puzzles to develop fine motor skills.
4. Social Skills : Group activities and guided
play sessions to encourage sharing, cooperation, and empathy. 5. Cognitive Development : Interactive games and
activities to promote problem-solving and critical thinking.6. Creative Expression : Art and craft sessions
allowing children to explore colours, shapes, and their creativity.
7. Numeracy Skills : Introduction to numbers and
basic counting through playful activities and games. 8. Environmental Awareness :
Simple activities that teach children
about nature, animals, and the
environment.
9. Emotional Development : Activities that
help children express and manage their emotions effectively
10. Cultural Awareness : Storytelling and
activities related to festivals and traditions to introduce children to diverse
cultures
1. Storytelling Sessions : Enhances
listening skills and imagination. 2. Arts and Crafts : Promotes creativity
and fine motor skills. 3. Music and Movement : Encourages
physical activity and rhythm awareness.
4. Sensory Play : Engages multiple
senses
for cognitive development.
5. Puzzle Solving : Improves
problem-solving abilities and hand-eye coordination. 6. Nature Walks : Develops observation
skills and a love for nature. 7. Group Games : Teaches cooperation,
sharing, and social interaction. 8. Building Blocks : Improves spatial
awareness and motor skills. 9. Water Play : Introduces early
concepts of volume, float, and sink while having fun. 10. Role Play and Dress-Up : Stimulates imagination and helps in understanding different roles and responsibilities.