Little Millennium Play school: I Play and I Learn

Play is special for children. Not only is it fun, but it is also important for healthy development. It is their "work" and their way of learning about the world. Through play, children try to learn out new skills, explore their imagination and creativity, and develop relationships with other people in their lives. Play can be an especially powerful bonding time for you, as a parent or caregiver. The beauty of learning and growing time while playing is the motivation for a young child. Parents and caregivers should provide a safe environment that offers a variety of play materials to meet the different developmental skill levels and support the creative interests of children.

It is also important to maintain a structured daily routine that includes rest, meals/snacks, active play and quiet activities. Selection of toys meets the interests of children during different stages of growth and development.

Parents know how stressful caring for a child at home can be - even their own child - so, rather than worry about how a nanny might cope with a child during particularly trying moments; many prefer to choose a nursery. One of the advantages is that nurseries offer a structured environment. All nurseries are inspected regularly for registration purposes. This enables the nursery staff to work closely together, while a manager oversees the running of the nursery. A nursery curriculum includes a wide variety of activities during the day to teach different skills, such as singing, dancing and listening to stories. Many parents like the fact that their children spend their days engaged in play activities in a well structured setting.

Through Pre School Education, a child learns to deal with the anxiety of separation from the parents for a few hours in a day. Initially the children are totally dependent on their parents. After getting into a nursery school, they learn how to spend a couple of hours there. At nursery schools, the child gets to play with the right kind of toys, which have educational value attached to them. So in totality, there is a lot of value addition as far as the child's preliminary education is concerned. Researchers have said that the benefits of reading to a child, playing with numbers and shapes, teaching them nursery rhymes and taking them to the library are directly related to their parents' income and level of education. Education at a nursery teaches children to adjust into a formal school. At a preschool, a child learns to become confident and independent.