Sociogram for the preschool classroom: who plays with whom?

Found under Insights, in the Social interaction tab.

Every child appears in a row and in a column. Where they cross, you see how often those two played together.

The darker, the more often together. Lieve and Luna are almost inseparable here.

Little colour in a row? That child often plays alone: a good reason for targeted observation.

You don't need to keep track of anything. The overview fills itself with who chooses a corner or activity together on the choice board.

Automatic

Children choose their learning corner on the choice board. The app tracks which children work on the same activity at the same time.

Overview

Every child appears in a row and a column. The darker the square, the longer those two children played together.

Up to date

The overview shows the past 30 days, so you also see changes, for example after a new theme or when a new child joins the class.

Put it to use

Does a child often play alone, or always with the same friend? Use it as a reason for targeted observation or to put groups together deliberately.

Tip

The overview shows who plays together, not how. Combine it with your own observations to see the full story.

Also see how your class spends its time across learning corners and activities.

Can't find your question?

How do you see who children play with, and who often plays alone?