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Learning Through Group Play for Children

bySankalp and GurukulAvailable online, and at 11 therapy centers across Gurugram, MP, UP, and HPStarts from350 per sessionView full gallery

Social skills blossom when children learn together. Discover how our structured group sessions use play to build patience, cooperation, and meaningful friendships.

Let's dance. Group dance and music sessions are a joyful way for children to learn imitation, follow directions, and practice social skills in a structured but fun environment.

A game of "stop and go" during a group activity. This teaches impulse control, listening skills, and social awareness as children learn to pause and reflect before acting.

A lively group session where children and therapists interact. These moments are crucial for building confidence, encouraging communication, and making therapy feel like playtime.

A therapist uses a hoop to guide a child in a group play therapy session. These structured games improve cooperation, joint attention, patience, and self-confidence.

Children wait for their turn in a group activity involving colorful shapes on the floor. This game helps with shape and color recognition, as well as the important social skill of waiting.

A blindfold game in a group setting. This activity builds trust between children and therapists and enhances other senses like touch and hearing.

Teamwork in action as children work together to move a large mat. This simple task promotes cooperation, communication, and problem-solving skills.

An outdoor group game that encourages teamwork and physical contact in a playful way. Activities like this help children learn about personal space and appropriate social interaction.

A kids' day out featuring a game of cricket. Outdoor group activities like this are fantastic for developing gross motor skills, sportsmanship, and social bonds.

A group play therapy session held outdoors on a sunny day. Being in nature provides a different sensory experience and a great opportunity for social learning and play.

About Learning Through Group Play

Our group sessions are not just playtime; they are structured cohorts of 4 to 6 children guided by two dedicated therapists. We focus on practical, real-world skills—like turn-taking during ball games or following collective instructions—ensuring every child feels included while learning to navigate social interactions in a safe, controlled environment.

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