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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Play-based means learning through play. It is especially important for younger kids, as that's how they learn best. Learning through playing dress-up or playing trains on the rug or train table - that kind of thing. [/quote] But what is the difference between a play-based preschool and a playgroup? I'm trying to decide whether to send my kid to a play-based preschool or keep him in a playgroup we like very much. It's much more expensive for us to do the preschool. He already plays with trains and costumes at his playgroup. What would an expensive play-based preschool do that's any different?[/quote] NP here and, IMO, the difference would probably only be felt on your pocketbook :)[/quote]
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