Playgroup at Petals Kids is where little ones take their first happy steps! Our play school in Pune is made for curious toddlers aged 1.5 to 2.5 years, and every day brings something new.
They wash their hands before snack, pack away their own toys and make their first friends. Action songs and picture books get them chattering, while sensory trays, colour sorting and simple puzzles keep little fingers busy. Stacking, climbing and pouring build strong hands and happy legs. Our main branch is in Wakad, where we run Playgroup, and four more branches across Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad offer it too. Every day ends with a story, a goodbye song and plenty of giggles.
How your toddler grows in our play school
Every activity is built around one of five everyday skills.
Little voices, big conversations
Rhymes, action songs and picture books help toddlers move from pointing and copying sounds to single words and short phrases.
Look at me go: first steps to independence
Washing hands before snack, packing toys away and sitting in a circle give a toddler the feeling of “I can do it”.
Colours, shapes and sizes to touch and match
Sensory trays, sorting games and simple puzzles introduce colours, shapes and sizes as things to explore, not memorise.
Friends to play beside
Most two-year-olds play beside each other before they play together. Teachers guide turn taking and sharing in short group games, with no pressure to join in.
Climb, stack and balance
Climbing, stacking blocks, pouring and pushing build balance and hand strength, and prepare little fingers for holding a crayon.
A typical day at Petals Kids Playgroup
- Arrival and settling:
Staff receive each child at the door, where visitors must identify
2. Circle time:
Greetings, rhymes and action songs bring the group together.
3. Activity stations:
Sensory trays, sorting games, puzzles and art materials are set out for small groups.
4. Snack and handwash:
Children wash their hands and eat together.
5. Free movement:
Indoor or outdoor play for climbing, stacking and pushing, to burn energy.
6. Handover:
Teachers hand each child to a parent or an authorised guardian after verification, and CCTV covers designated areas of the branch.