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Pre-Primary
Subjects
Nursery
Pre Writing Skills:
(a) Introduction of patterns
• Slanting Lines
• Standing Lines
• Combination of Standing & Sleeping Lines
(Formation of letters is taught with the help of these patterns.)
• Numbers 1 to 20.
• English.
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(b) EVS:
The basic aim is to develop & inculcate the basic skills of listening,
speaking and developing communicating skills.
It covers:
• Classification of fruits and vegetables.
• Classification of Domestic and Wild Animals.
• Recognition of parts of body.
• Means of Transport.
• Winter & Summer Season
(c) Computers:
• CAL packages are used to make them learn visually. The various
concepts like Big/Small, Hot/Cold etc are shown graphically.
(d) Art & Craft:
• Includes Scribbling, Colouring, Hand impression, finger printing,
vegetable printing, paper tearing & pasting.
LKG:
(a) English:
• Cursive Handwriting and formation of two & three letters.
(b)Numbers:
"• 1 to 200, what comes after, dodging.
(c) EVS:
• Names of fruits, vegetables, domestic & wild animals, electrical
appliances, objects found in bathroom etc.
(d) Hindi:
• Hindi Alphabets, formation of two letter words.
(e) Computers:
• Scribbling using pencil tool in MS-Paint, Mouse handling and
CAL packages comprising of Numbers, Shapes and Art.
(f) Art & Craft:
• Drawing, Painting, paper tearing/pasting, paper cutting, paper
folding.
UKG:
(a) English:
• Prescribed textbook (Phonetic Style), Cursive hand wring, dictation,
sentence formation, use of This & That.
(b) Numbers:
• 1 to 500, Table 2 to 5, What comes after & before, numbers
in words from 1 to 20.
(c) EVS:
• Prescribed textbook, names of animals & their young ones,
days of the week, names of fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
(d) Hindi:
• Reading & writing from prescribed textbook, formation of
three & four letter words, sentence formation.
(e) Computers:
• CAL packages comprising of numbers, shapes and ART.
(f) Art & Craft:
• Drawing, Painting, paper tearing/pasting, paper cutting, paper
folding.
Time-Table
Time Table is set in such a manner that besides academic activities
the class gets time for co-curricular activities.
Teaching-Learning Strategies
Removal of Section Bias:
There is a misconception in the minds of the parents, that the children
are allocated sections according to their caliber, However this is
not so. In order to convince them, these sections have been renamed
in the Pre-Primary Section by the use of value based names like
A - Numbers, B - Alphabets, C - Environment, D - Planetarium.
Enforcement of Colour Concept:
By making the children come to school in their "Sunday Best"
on a particular day. The colour of the day is ten discussed using
during assembly time and also in the classrooms.
Organising of events like Nur-Day, LKG-Day, UKG-Day, Recitation, Dance,
Drawing, Fancy Dress and Painting Competitions: Keeping the need of
the hour, each child in the Pre-Primary section in some way or the
other has the opportunity to appear on stage.
Celebrating National Days and Festivals through Dramatization, Decoration
of Bulletin Boards, Morning Talks and Story telling.
Reaching out to the parents through NEWSLETTERS sending newsletters
is a bi-yearly affair.
Focused Skills
Listening, Reading, Speaking and writing are the main skills that
are focused upon.
However much emphasis is laid on Listening through Story telling and
Morning Talks, which revolves around rhymes, national anthem and patriotic
songs.
Value Based Education
Value based education is imparted through varied panorama of activities
like story telling, thought provoking activities which help to drive
home moral messages. It centers on developing a sense of sharing,
caring, friendship and co-operation among the children. Stress is
on the inculcation of good manners and maintaining personal hygiene
and general cleanliness.
Evaluation & Assessment
Two formal Terminal Examinations are held. However the child is assessed
on his overall performance through out the year.
The Evaluation is based on:
• Scholastic Performance.
• Cognition
• Language
• Personal Development
• Emotional Development. |
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