Why Early Childhood Education Matters: A Peek into Mini Miracle Kids Preschool

In the colourful world of early childhood education, art and craft are not just creative pastimes—they’re essential tools for learning and development . Many parents see paint, glue, and crayons as just fun and messy play. But in reality, every brush stroke and paper cut is helping your child’s brain grow in powerful ways. Let’s explore how engaging in art and craft activities supports cognitive, emotional, social, and motor development in preschoolers.  1. Stimulates Brain Development Art activates multiple parts of the brain at once—especially areas responsible for: Creativity and imagination Memory and problem-solving Decision-making and planning When children mix colours, build 3D models, or choose materials, they strengthen neural connections that support academic learning later on.  2. Enhances Fine Motor Skills Using scissors, crayons, paintbrushes, and glue sticks helps children develop: Hand-eye coordination Finger muscle control Grip an...

  “A teacher takes a hand, opens a mind, and touches a heart.” On the sacred occasion of Guru Purnima , the entire team of Mini Miracle Kids Preschool —from teachers and caregivers to staff and well-wishers—comes together to extend our deepest gratitude and heartfelt respect to our guiding force, our mentor, and our principal: Mrs. Snehal Shelar . 🌕 The Meaning of Guru Purnima Guru Purnima is not just a day; it is a celebration of wisdom, guidance, and gratitude . Rooted in ancient Indian tradition, it honours those who lead others from darkness to light—our Gurus. In the context of early childhood education, a "guru" is not merely someone who teaches from books, but someone who shapes young minds, empowers teams, and leads with heart . For us at Mini Miracle, that Guru is none other than Snehal Ma’am . 👩‍🏫 The Visionary Behind Mini Miracle Kids Preschool Snehal Shelar isn’t just the Principal of our preschool—she is the founder, the visionary, and the soul of this...