Mindseed Preschool and Daycare has taken another great initiative for young children and has launched, Preschool Comes Home, an interactive
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How To Get Your Child To Follow A Routine!
As parents, we all know the importance of developing a daily routine for your child. When children have a consistent
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7 Mindseed Ways To Start Getting Your Child To Read
Parents today often approach us with questions about reading. The most common question we get is, “Where do we start?
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Stories From Our Schools – Shreerag And The Paper Plane
It’s absolutely wonderful when parents are part of this collaborative journey of learning that we create in our schools. Recently,
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3 things you absolutely must know about your child’s pre-school!
Sometimes, it’s very hard to understand what to look for in a pre-school for your kids. We understand the pain
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Start Early
18 mon onwards
It is a 15-month program, normally encouraged for kids, who want to take midterm (Nov-Feb) admissions. The program ensures a smooth transition of toddlers into preschool by stimulating their minds with songs, poems, creative play and circle time.
Playgroup
2 yr to 3 yrs
Kids are exposed to activities that help them become independent, make friends and follow a routine. They are exposed to language through songs and rhymes. Playtime helps kids develop their fine and gross motor skills.
Nursery
3 yr to 4 yrs
Kids experience an explosion of language, along with dramatic advancement in fine and gross motor control, problem-solving ability, independence and social interaction. They may begin to read two/three words and can make interesting mathematical patterns.
KG
4 yr to 6 yrs
Kids are equipped with the skills to succeed in Grade 1. By the end of KG, children will be able to draw and write their own stories, perform basic maths operations and communicate confidently in front of the class.
Daycare
6 mon to 6 yrs
Mindseed daycare is for the mothers that do it all. From fresh and nutritious food to personalised learning programs, the team is committed to provide expert care to your child, while you are away at work.
Why Mindseed?
Skill Based
Curriculum
A child becomes a lifelong learner by acquiring skills, not just by listening to teachers. In the foundation years, 2-6 years of age, it is important to develop mastery in crucial skills such as reading, logic, concentration, and perseverance.
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Child Centric
Classroom
Instead of organising the classrooms according to grades or age, our preschool is organised into different skill stations, as per skill-based curriculum, to provide an immersive learning environment for each and every child.
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Personalised
Learning
No two kids are the same, then why should they learn the same thing, same way and at the same pace? At Mindseed, kids learn at their own pace and move ahead once they learn rather than at the pace of the teacher.
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Mindseed
App
At Mindseed, learning is not confined to teachers or school, but continues at home as well. Our App helps parents to observe the progress of their child, to collaborate with teachers and to engage kids at home in activities.
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Why Mindseed?
Skill Based Curriculum
A child becomes a lifelong learner by acquiring skills, not just by listening to teachers. In the foundation years, 2-6 years of age, it is important to develop mastery in crucial skills such as reading, logic, concentration, and perseverance.
Child Centric Classroom
Instead of organising the classrooms according to grades or age, our preschool is organised into different skill stations, as per skill-based curriculum, to provide an immersive learning environment for each and every child.
Personalised Learning
No two kids are the same, then why should they learn the same thing, same way and at the same pace? At Mindseed, kids learn at their own pace and move ahead once they learn rather than at the pace of the teacher.
Mindseed App
At Mindseed, learning is not confined to teachers or school, but continues at home as well. Our App helps parents to observe the progress of their child, to collaborate with teachers and to engage kids at home in meaningful activities.