A toy room in a school is a space for children to play and learn through toys and games. We focus on developing a child holistically using play way method and do not enforce learning through books only. For this they are taught by the method of ‘learning by doing’ and ‘play way method.
Learning:- Toys can help children learn through play, and a toy room can provide opportunities for children to develop literacy, numeracy, and scientific understanding.
Imagination: Toys can spark children's imaginations and encourage them to engage with others.
Social interaction: Toys can help children develop social skills through role-playing and collaborative learning.
Physical activity: Toys can encourage children to be physically active.
Responsibility: Accessibility to toys can help children develop a sense of responsibility for their belongings.
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Counting games, early literacy, and ideas for learning through play. Equipping young children for grade school with hands on..
Field trips are so much fun for preschool kids. They can do so many different things with their hands-on learning experiences.
Read some of the comments that parents have made about our school in a recent parent survey. Here are just a few comments from parents at Sunglow International School, Bhiwadi
I feel very glad for making my opinion of primary wing of Sunglow International School, Bhiwadi. The school leaves no stone to nurture the child to the utmost care and overall development of kid. I can say I have handed over the kid to the best school for blooming the bud.
I am very satisfied with my selection of school for starting education and this school is imparting true knowledge to my kid. I want my kid to be the best in every field, we all know, we always live our dreams seeing our kids grow. Nurture them with fondest and utmost care.
We are very happy with the school and the way we have been welcomed into the school community. The Head and teachers are all very friendly and approachable and we look forward to the next school year
The playing field has become as diverse as its players – and we love it.
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