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  • mamamanda
    Daycare.com Member
    • May 2014
    • 1128

    Terms for Preschool

    What term would you use to describe "preschool" for a 2 year old? Very play based with introduction to basic preschool concepts such as letters, shapes, numbers through games, activities, rhyming, etc. I use preschool for 3's, Pre-K for 4's, but not sure what to call 2yo preschool. Nursery school, tot school, any other suggestions?
  • Pandaluver21
    Lover of all things B&W
    • Sep 2016
    • 330

    #2
    We call our 2's class "early learners"

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    • LysesKids
      Daycare.com Member
      • May 2014
      • 2836

      #3
      Originally posted by mamamanda
      What term would you use to describe "preschool" for a 2 year old? Very play based with introduction to basic preschool concepts such as letters, shapes, numbers through games, activities, rhyming, etc. I use preschool for 3's, Pre-K for 4's, but not sure what to call 2yo preschool. Nursery school, tot school, any other suggestions?
      I personally wouldn't call it "school" of any kind... my babes age out out about 18-21 months & most already know basic "preschool" songs (even if they can't sing them all due to not saying words well), colors, #'s & alphabet, but we do it by playing; the 2 year olds should still be playing - I may be old school due to age, but why call it school at all if you are mainly play based?

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      • DaveA
        Daycare.com Member and Bladesmith
        • Jul 2014
        • 4245

        #4
        I've heard early learners, playschool, foundations.... I would avoid "preschool" label for 2's. I would stress the "learning through play" aspect.

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