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Classes and learning

Five kinds of learning, one box of crayons. The school will confirm its own classes and ages.

Which class for my child?

General age guide used by many Indore preschools. Not the school's own list: confirm with the school.
Class nameUsual ageAt Purple Crayon
Playgroupabout 2 to 3 yearsTo be confirmed
Nurseryabout 3 to 4 yearsTo be confirmed
LKG (Junior KG)about 4 to 5 yearsTo be confirmed
UKG (Senior KG)about 5 to 6 yearsTo be confirmed

To be shared by the school: the classes the school runs, the age cut-off date, class timings and batch size.

Not sure which class fits? Send an enquiry with your child's date of birth and the school can tell you.

What a preschool day is made of

This is how preschool learning usually works, written as a general guide for parents. The school will share its own programme, classes and timetable.

A girl leaning over a low table, choosing a crayon from a pile

Drawing and colours

Holding a crayon, making marks, naming colours.

Children start with big, free scribbles and slowly gain control: circles, lines, faces, houses. Naming colours, choosing them and talking about a drawing builds language as much as hand strength.

A little girl in a red dress building a tower of wooden blocks

Building and shapes

Blocks, shapes, sizes and first counting.

Stacking, sorting and knocking down again teaches balance, size, shape and counting without a worksheet. Little ones learn 'more', 'taller' and 'one more' with their hands first.

Children's hands cutting coloured paper shapes for a craft at a table

Making things

Paper, glue, cutting and craft with help.

Tearing and sticking paper, using child-safe scissors with an adult, and finishing a small craft builds fine motor skills and the patience to complete something.

Children painting together at a small round table while two adults watch

Painting together

Brushes, water, sharing a table.

Painting at a shared table means waiting a turn, sharing colours and cleaning up together: some of the first social skills a child learns at school.

A boy sitting on the floor holding up a sheet of his drawings

Talking and show-and-tell

Telling others about what they made.

Holding up a drawing and telling the class about it helps a shy child find words. Parents' reviews of this school mention children becoming more confident and social.

Photos are illustrative stock images, not taken at Purple Crayon Preschool.

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