English

The goal of alphabet recognition and matching is to enhance letter recognition skills, which are crucial for reading and writing development.

Learners were given the activity to match the uppercase letter to the lowercase and also matched the letter to its associated picture with recognition.

Also, a rhyme on Transportation was drilled daily in class where the learners were taught to recite it aloud with actions.

Math

Teaching the child about number recognition is important, as it helps them develop the fundamental skills that they will need to progress in future. Our Nursery learners were introduced to the number 9 with value by showing concrete objects. Later, the teacher distributed half art sheet paper to the learners and was asked to draw 9 objects with the help of crayons. A recapitulation session was conducted for the topics left/right and start/stop by playing Boogie Woogie song and Start/Stop flashcards. The teacher also introduced a new color which was Black color by showing different concrete objects to the learners. Later, a recap session of counting and matching the pictures with value till 9 was conducted by the teacher. The sessions conducted were very interactive and informative.

Theme

Teaching transportation to nursery kids is crucial for various reasons. It helps them understand the world around them, develops vocabulary, promotes cognitive skills, and fosters a sense of independence. A recap of airways and roadways was done. The learners crafted a hot air balloon using materials like foil paper, tinted paper and sketch pens. This activity helps develop various skills in learners, including fine motor skills, creativity and spatial awareness.

English

Learners formed the words using the letters, on the centre table activity, and learners arranged the letter on their own to form a word, for example, it is a big fat cat. Also, learners have drawn the objects of letters f, b, z, w, v, y, and, q on an art sheet paper. Introduced the letter J through flashcards and audio-visual, and learners traced the letter J in the sand. Recap of blending, reading and writing the two-letter word on the board and learners wrote the same on the art sheet paper. Learners can confidently read and understand the sentences when they identify the two-letter words they know. Recap of vowels and consonants. Learners were able to find the vowels and circle the letter on art sheet paper 

Math

It is crucial for the cognitive development of pre-primary students to be taught concepts such as "before," "after," and "between". It contributes to the development of a foundation for knowledge of spatial relationships, chronological order, and sequencing—all crucial abilities for success in academics later on. 

For young learners, arranging things between others is an essential practice since it fosters fine motor skills, cognitive development, and spatial awareness. Their understanding of ideas like position, order, and sequencing is improved by this practical experience. Furthermore, it strengthens the basis for mathematical thinking and improves problem-solving skills. Placing objects and then numbers on the middle table helped to create a well-rounded learning outcome overall by involving both physical

Theme

Learning about traffic lights, what the colours mean, and the safety precautions we must take was encouraged as part of the revision of traffic laws and safety. Learning about traffic lights, what the colours mean, and the safety precautions we must take was encouraged as part of the revision of traffic laws and safety.

Literacy plays a crucial role in the overall development of young minds. To enhance the skills of learners, teachers introduce the concept of 'cold and hot' from the story "Ants at the Camp," and learners play the role of 'Word Wizard' to search for the concept 'cold and hot ' and circle in their book.

To enhance the reading of two-letter words, the teacher makes learners search two letter words and circle them the same. They play the role of 'Word Wizard '.

English

English plays a vital role in improving a child's vocabulary it builds a solid foundation by understanding basic grammar rules and gradually progressing to advanced it improves listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills rhyming words are words that have similar ending sounds, creating pleasing and repetitive sound patterns.

This week in English, rhyming words were done. Writing rhyming words in the notebook helped learners create lists of rhyming words enhancing their language skills. Later oral blend words were also done using flashcards/objects activity. Learning blend words is important as it enhances their phonics skills, aids in pronunciation, and improves overall reading and spelling abilities. Using play made the session more engaging and enjoyable.

Theme

Incorporating themes into our curriculum proves beneficial for creating targeted and interesting lessons that enable our learners to acquire new skills. Continuing our exploration of communication, the teacher conducted a review of the methods and types of communication by prompting thought-provoking questions. Additionally, learners created a BME (Beginning, Middle, End) chart based on the story The Bear and the Bee. These charts serve as valuable tools to gauge the comprehension of the students and provide insights into their perspectives on the story.