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In this video, you will see how modeling works over time, we were modeling the language concept of the color red by keeping it simple and repeatedly labeling it “red, red” while showing the child the cup and using both visual and verbal cues. At that moment, the child did not immediately understand what we were trying to teach.

However we consistently kept doing it with the child and their was an improvement, as the child responded much better to the concept. This shows that learning does not always happen instantly; sometimes children need repeated exposure before they understand.

One common beginner’s mistake is expecting the child to get it on the first attempt, but language learning does not work that way. Instead, we must keep modeling consistently and give the child many opportunities to hear and understand the language over time.

At The Play Hub, we are a school that celebrate unique strengths and abilities. With personalized learning pathways and expert staffs our mission is to empower every learner to reach their full potential and thrive 👌

We are not just a preschool but a launchpad for potential, we also offer Speech and Language Development Therapy And Behavioral Therapy to Speech delayed children and those on the Autism Spectrum💪

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🌙🎈 Cuddles, Smiles and countless giggles! Our pajama day was a huge success — sweet dreams start here! 🥳✨

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Today's Task: Modelling Colours with Building Blocks for Our Non-Verbal Learners.

Today, we explored colours in a hands-on way with our non-verbal learners! 🧱 We used building blocks and a simple, effective approach:

- The Activity:
- Teacher held a coloured block and said the colour.
- A child was encouraged to place it on a matching coloured block in a structure. We repeated with red, green, blue and orange … until they “got it”! 😊

Why using Building Blocks: building blocks works wonders in
1. Tactile Learning: Blocks are fun to touch and manipulate and perfect for hands-on learning!
2.Visual Cues: Bright colours + matching = understanding without words.
3.Encourages Interaction: Even without words, kids show understanding and cooperation.

Let’s keep making learning colourful and fun! 💡

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🎉 Yesterday we had a beautiful time celebrating Baby Micah's 5th birthday, the first birthday celebration hosted at the Play Hub School.

The smiles, cake, and fun shared with all the kids made it truly special, seeing the children happy was a very fulfilling moment for us.

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One Step At A time
It Only Gets Better when you Are Consistent.
Knowing Our Names🤗😊