Hello Kids Preschool - Springtide

24/12/2025

Merry xmas to you and your families!

22/12/2025

Our kindergarten choir performed “The tale of Frosty and the winter solstice song.” As a part of Wintry wonderland, the winter concert at Hello kids springtide!

03/12/2025

04/11/2025

STEM activity : How to grow a plant and the life cycle of a plant.

“Little gardeners at work! 🌿 Our tiny scientists planted mustard & methi seeds, watered them with love, and learned how sunshine helps them grow. Teamwork + nature = blooming minds! ☀️💧🌱”

30/10/2025

The Spindle Box is a fantastic Montessori tool designed to help toddlers, including two-year-olds, learn to count in a hands-on and interactive way. Here’s how it works :

- *Concrete Representation*: The Spindle Box consists of a wooden box with compartments labeled 0-9 and a set of wooden spindles. Children place the correct number of spindles in each compartment, making abstract numbers tangible.
- *One-to-One Correspondence*: By placing one spindle in the “1” compartment, two spindles in the “2” compartment, and so on, children develop an understanding of one-to-one correspondence, a fundamental math concept.
- *Introduction to Zero*: The “0” compartment is empty, teaching children that zero means “none” or “nothing.”
- *Sequential Learning*: The Spindle Box helps children recognize the natural sequence of numbers from 0-9.
- *Hands-on Exploration*: This interactive tool encourages children to explore and learn at their own pace, developing problem-solving skills and hand-eye coordination.

To adapt the Spindle Box for two-year-olds, you can :
- *Start with smaller numbers*: Use a modified version with numbers 0-5.
- *Use everyday objects*: Replace spindles with familiar items like toothpicks, straws, or small toys.
- *Make it fun*: Incorporate games and activities, like counting and grouping objects, to keep learning engaging.

By using the Spindle Box, you’ll help your two-year-old develop essential math skills, including number recognition, counting, and problem-solving, while fostering a love for learning .
Hello springtide, Bangalore
✨ Playgroup
✨ Nursery
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1. 📍Where you can find us : No. 4AC-426, 4th A cross, Bhuvanagiri, OMBR Layout, Road Opp. to SRR Kalyana Mantapa, Banaswadi, Bangalore- 560043

2. ☎️Contact us : 6362852509

30/10/2025

Hello Kids Preschool- Springtide at OMBR layout, Bangalore.
✨ Play group
✨ Nursery
✨LKG
✨UKG

1. 📍Where you can find us : No. 4AC-426, 4th A cross, Bhuvanagiri, OMBR Layout, Road Opp. to SRR Kalyana Mantapa, Banaswadi, Bangalore- 560043

2. ☎️Contact us : 6362852509

24/10/2025

Puppet shows are especially fun for kids because they mix storytelling, color, movement, and imagination in ways that match how children love to learn and play. Here’s why:
1. 🎨 Bright colors and silly characters: Puppets often look funny, cute, or exaggerated — which instantly grabs kids’ attention and makes them giggle.
2. 🗣️ Funny voices and sounds: Puppeteers use lots of voices, songs, and sound effects. Kids love hearing a frog croak, a pirate growl, or a fairy sing!
3. 🤹‍♀️ Action and surprises: Puppets can jump, dance, or do silly things that keep kids guessing what will happen next.
4. 💭 Encourages imagination: Kids easily believe that a puppet is “real,” which makes the story more magical and helps them use their own imagination.
5. 🤝 Participation: Many puppet shows invite kids to shout answers, sing along, or help the characters solve problems — that makes them feel part of the adventure.
6. 🌈 Safe way to explore feelings: Puppets can talk about emotions (like being scared, jealous, or proud) in a way that’s fun and easy for kids to understand.
7. 🧠 Learning through play: Puppet shows often sneak in lessons about friendship, kindness, or problem-solving without feeling like “school.”

17/10/2025

Hello springtide, Bangalore
✨ Playgroup
✨ Nursery
✨LKG
✨UKG

1. 📍Where you can find us : No. 4AC-426, 4th A cross, Bhuvanagiri, OMBR Layout, Road Opp. to SRR Kalyana Mantapa, Banaswadi, Bangalore- 560043

2. ☎️Contact us : 6362852509

15/10/2025

opening and closing of a bottle cap. It helps :
Develop eye-hand coordination
Enhances fine motor control
Develops concentration
Promotes independence
Instill a sense of order.