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CIRCLE TIME 1 · AGE 2

Hello School! Circle Time

Age 2 YearsClass Circle Time 1Duration 5–8 minutes

A whole circle time in one little class — the hello, the moving, the listening, a tiny story and the goodbye, just like a morning at preschool. Everything happens on one screen, one moment at a time, and the last activity sends you both off the rug and into the real world.

Read the prompts aloud and do them together. Your toddler does not need to read — every word on the screen is for you.

Start Circle Time Find a comfy spot on the floor and sit together.
Kiddo School teacher welcoming children to Circle Time

Kiddo School teacher welcoming children to Circle Time

“Hi! Come sit with me. Ready?”

— Your Kiddo School teacher

HELLO RHYTHM

Hello & Move

Teacher and young children moving together during Circle Time

Clap, clap, wave!

COPY ME

Can you copy me?

Teacher and young children moving together during Circle Time

Touch your head.

Clap your hands.

Stomp your feet.

Reach up high.

Sit down.

Listen & Do

“Listen carefully. Can you do it?”

Teacher and children doing a simple listening and movement activity

Wave!

Point up!

Clap!

Touch your toes!

Give someone a high five!

FACES TOGETHER

Let’s make some faces.

Make a happy face!

Make a silly face!

Show me sleepy.

Give me a big smile!

TINY STORY

Story Time

Young child arriving at school with a backpack and greeting the teacher

A little child packed a school bag.

They came to school.

The teacher waved. “Hello!”

The child waved back. It was time to learn and play.

Part 1 of 4

Off the Rug

“Can you find your favorite book?”

“Go get it and bring it back!”

Take your time.

GOODBYE
Teacher and children waving goodbye at the end of Circle Time

“That was fun. See you next time!”

Age 2 is a guide, not a test. Join in at whatever level feels right today — and stopping early is allowed too.

KEEP EXPLORING

Where next?

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