Pre Primary Walkthrough Zebra
Pre Primary Walkthrough Zebra
Pre Primary Walkthrough Zebra
A Presentation by
Anupama Bodduluri
Head Product Development
Goal is The Best Education for Children
DST-III
DST -I
Different school of thought
NCERT
Pre Primary Walkthrough
Pedagogies
Schooling begins from 3 years:
This revised policy expands the age group for mandatory schooling from 6-14 years to 3-18 years. This new system will
provide you with 12 years of schooling with three years of pre-schooling.
Foundation Stage- This stage begins from age 3 to 8 years in pre-school education and class 1 & 2 system. This system
possesses only multi-level play activity, interactive school activity, and basic learning of literature and numerals.
Preparatory Stage- 3 years from age 8 to 11. This stage includes class 3- class 5. This system will consist of the basic
learning of all subjects and their activities.
Middle Stage- 3years from age 11 to 14. This stage includes class 6- class 8. This system consists of the practical learning
of arts, social activities, humanities, science, and mathematics with corresponding
DST-III internships to experience the working
environment in the described fields.
DST -I
Secondary Stage- 4 years from age 14 to 18. This stage includes class 9- class 12. This system consists of multidisciplinary
Different school of thought
NCERT
education, Critical analysis and thinking, students’ choice of subjects, and expertise in it.
Pre Primary Walkthrough
Pedagogies
A Journey towards
Transformation
Pre Primary Walkthrough
Core Points
Curriculum
Activity Calendar for Preschool at all the three Levels
In class delivery involves teacher using multiple media. She would have a Teacher Tablet and would need a TV in the classroom to deliver the
digital media. And, she would have the classroom kits and the printed material (e.g. textbooks, notebooks, worksheets) to use in the classroom.
The kits will have activity related information, tools for classroom management (e.g. reward stickers), stationery, flash cards, task cards etc.,
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Student Deliverables
Scope and Sequence is a list of the concepts, topics, and material that is covered
in a book, course, or the lesson plans of a particular curriculum. A scope refers to the
topics and areas of development within a curriculum as well as details on the concepts
learning objectives -
A learning objective is a statement that tells your students what they will learn by the
end of your lesson or course.
Specifically, learning objectives are:
1.What they will learn
2. Why they will Learn
3.When they will learn it
Overall, learning objectives are great for both the Teacher and the Student. The
Student knows what they’re getting into, and the Teacher has a viable way to check
for understanding when students finish their lessons.
Learning Outcomes
learning objectives -
Learning outcomes are measurable achievements that the
learner will be able to understand after the learning is complete.
Examples of
Learning Objective and Learning outcomes
Learning Objectives
Example : Fast vs Slow topic is an early introduction to understand
movement
Learning Outcomes
Example : This fast and slow helps the children to learn about the Movement
in vehicles, people, animals, birds and other living things.
Examples of
Learning Objective and Learning outcomes
Learning Objectives
Example : Fast vs Slow topic is an early introduction to understand
movement
Learning Outcomes
Example : This fast and slow helps the children to learn about the Movement
in vehicles, people, animals, birds and other living things.
Flash Cards
Flash Cards
You can also use flashcards to build a story.
Give students 3-5 cards and let them invent a story where
they must use the words. This allows them to be creative.
They are a great way to introduce learners to new
vocabulary. There are endless ways to use them in the
classroom to practice and revise vocabulary. Difficult or new
vocabulary can be put up around the classroom to help
learners to remember the words, decorating the classroom
in an attractive and personal way.
Task Cards
Task Cards
Display Charts
School Resource Kit
Mobile Hangings
School Resource Kit
Mobile Hangings
School Resource Kit
Academic Syllabus
A syllabus is your guide to a course and what will be expected of you in the course.
Generally, it will include course policies, rules and regulations, required texts, and a schedule of assignments.
A syllabus can tell you nearly everything you need to know about how a course will be run and what will be expected
of you.
Mobile Hangings
Academic Syllabus
CLASS NURSERY PRESCHOOL 1 PRESCHOOL 2
ENGLISH 1.Pre-writing Strokes 1. Pre-writing Stokes 1. Letters (Aa-Zz)
Capital letters ‘A-Z’ 2. Capital Letter (A-Z) 2. Reading words and sentences aloud.
3. Small Letter (a-z) Having social conversations
4. Phonetics 3. Use of Genie board, flash cards, oral
interaction, written work, worksheets,
storytelling, and enactment.
4. Picture composition, making sentences
with certain words or structure and use
of ‘in’, ‘on’ and ‘under’ in sentences
Macro lesson planning is that teachers can share the overall goals of the course with the school Management and
parents through transaction letters, and they can reiterate those goals as the semester progresses.
There are 15 strands in a monthly calendar for the teacher to help children accomplish. All these activities are taken
up during the co-curricular list. Our intention is not to have students lose the essence of the big picture and get
discouraged with the English communications levels, as some times the teachers who are goal directing may not be
very confident in their communication levels.
LKG Macro Planner – June 2021 TEACHER’S REMARKS
FINE MOTOR SKILLS The child learns to sort different objects according to their families. Eg:
fruits, vegetables, leafy vegetables etc.
Grade according to size and colour. Random Scribbling
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT
GROSS MOTOR SKILLS The child learns to… 1. Walk in a particular direction
2. Walk fast and slow
THERAPEUTIC SKILLS 1. FMS: - clay moulding; squeezing stress balls
GMS: - muddy walk
CIRCLE TIME 1. Brain gym exercises
2. Concentration exercises
LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT The child learns to use clip sentences for day to day communication
COGNITIVE
Learns voice modulation (speaking soft and loud)
DEVELOPMENT
LANGUAGE AND
ACTION SONGS & RHYMES Twinkle twinkle, boogie – Woogie
COMMUNICATION
SOCIAL VIRTUE & SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL QUOTIENT The child learns to make friends with peer group
EMOTIONAL SKILLS Learns to adopt and accept new things.
Is willing to accommodate with new people.
ART & CRAFT Paper folding activities. Making toys with paper
SUPER SCIENCE Observing the plants, trees. birds and insects in the park
Micro Planner
Micro lesson planning includes classes that run smoothly and ensure students don’t get bored. Lesson planning
ensures that every teacher will be prepared for every class and will have a wide variety of activities on hand for
whatever situation may arise (well, the majority of situations…I’m sure we’ve all had those classes where an activity we
thought would rock, ends up as an epic failure).
Language Intro to alpha C Construction of the alphabet Tracing in sand Printing in notebook Practice in notebook
Art & Self Portrait using finger Making a family pic. Frame Family mobile Thumb print family
Craft paint. presentation.
Numerac Kinds of lines Identifying lines in a picture Writing in sand Crayon tracing of lines Recap of all the lines
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Story The fox and the crane story The characters of the story How birds and animals .where do they live? Repeat in their words
Time book ntroduction are different
Theme Planner
The overarching goal of the theme remains to focus on communication skills. Upon this theme will rest the other
activities. All the activities are laced in such a fashion that they take inferences from the main theme.
July Healthy home and school The fox and the grapes. Making friends, participation,
habits Baa baa black sheep, Where is thumb kin? The story of three pigs care for his belongings Using spoon and fork, peeling and picking
September
Neighbourhood, care for Two little dickey birds 1. The Monkey’s Justice Group sitting, learns to care.
nature Pussy cat, Pussy cat 2. Monkey and the cap seller Respect, tidy up the place. Hand hygiene, packing his belongings.
Activity Planners are often used to guide classes about Circle Time, Social, Emotional, Personal
Well-being
Through simple activities, to meet the defined NCERT goals.
Activity Series M2W1D1 M2W1D1
Month July July
Week 1 1
Day 1 1
Session Circle Time Personal, Emotional & Social Development with Virtue quotient
Theme Healthy Home & School Routine Making Friends, Participation, Care for personal belongings
Task Direct Children to healthy routines Help children accept new people and aid healthy transition
Pedagogical Intent Good Habits, Self-Management, Respect, Independent skills, Progress children on Socialisation, Respect others & their
differentiating between Wanted and Unwanted behaviour, outgrowing contributions, learn to share & Care, Accommodation with
timid behaviour to voice their views. others, group play, Language Development etc.
Teacher’s Plan 1. Arranges all the Sequence of event Picture Flash Cards in a random. 1. Self-Introduction, Speak to children about their names.
2. Asks children to picture read and say out aloud what they have 2. Introduce to which class they belong
observed in the flash card 3. Introduce the other supporting staff
3. Children share their observation, teacher than encourages them to 4. Show them across the school Environment
put pictures in a proper order to ensure that they have constructed a 5. Sharing resources to work in various activities
proper and meaningful arrangement of the sequence.
FPIX Mapping Communication Development Language development, attain profile traits like respect, care for
Right Living, Enhances Value thinking, Building Strong Personality, others, sharing what they have, learns emotional management
and Self-Management skills.
Respect for people around.
Material Required
4.The dove quickly dropped the leaf from the tree top into the water.
5. The ant, climbed on the leaf, and came to the banks of the lake.
6. Not long after, a man who was out in the forest tried to catch the dove in his net.
7.As the man was about to drop the net over the dove, the ant bit the man on his toe.
8.The man dropped the net down in pain and the dove flew away quickly.
Introduce all the flashcards and ask children to say a line about the picture.
• How many characters are in the story?
• Who is the best in the story and why do you like him? (Display all the character Pictures)
•Why do you think the ant & dove helped each other?
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Th a n k
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