Do these preschool plants look like they’re doing okay?

The tangled plant looks like a Monstera that’s crowded and reaching for more light. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s dying, but it may grow better with brighter indirect light and some support to climb. If the pot is packed with stems, separating or repotting them could help, though there’s no need to rush if the goal is simply to keep it going.

The spider plant producing little plantlets is a fairly encouraging sign. The peace lily looks comparatively okay from what’s shown.

Quick read: the Monstera is the one that could use attention. Give it a brighter spot, add a support, and check whether it’s too crowded in its pot. The spider plant seems fine, and the peace lily doesn’t look like the main concern. If nobody’s trying to make the room into a plant display, keeping them alive is a reasonable bar.

I wouldn’t judge the whole setup by the messy Monstera. It can look pretty rough when it’s crowded or leaning toward a window, while still carrying on. A little tidying and a better-supported position would improve its shape, but repotting and pruning are optional fixes, not proof that the other plants are being neglected.