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Syllabus for Session: 2017-18

Class U.K.G.

ENGLISH

Books Prescribed : Book-I – Hop, Skip and Jump (My second book of phonic)

Book – II - Hop, Skip and Jump (Literacy Skills)

Book – III - Hop, Skip and Jump (My second book of handwriting)

Book – IV – Getting Ready to speak

APRIL

Revision of Capital Cursive ‘A-Z’ and small cursive ‘a-z’

Book-I : L-1 and 2 (Vowels Recall-‘a’ and ‘e’ sound)

Book-II : Pg-7 to 10, 13, 14, 17, 18, 125, 130

Story : The Lion and the Rabbit (Page 131 Book - II)

Activity : Chinese Whisper Game

MAY

Book-I : L-1 and 2 (Vowels Recall-‘a’ and ‘e’ sound)

Book-II : Pg. No. – 23 to 28, 33

Written : Rhyming words (‘a’ and ‘e’ sound)

Matching (picture to word)

Book – IV : L-1, 2

Activity : Identify the picture and read the word.

JUNE

SUMMER VACATION

JULY

Book-I : L-3 and L-4 (Vowels Recall – ‘i’ and ‘o’ sound)

Book-II : Page No. – 21, 22, 37 – 44, 75-78

Written : -Rhyming words (‘i’ and ‘o’ sound)

-Name the pictures (a, e, i, o, u sound)

-Matching (‘i’ and ‘o’ sound)

-Dictation

Book-IV : L-3, L-4

Story : The Hare and the Tortoise (Pg.-132 Book-II)

Activity : Join the letters and make a word.

AUGUST

Book-I : L- 5, 6, 7, 13

Book-II : Pg: 31, 32, 45-51, 59, 60, 79-84

Written : Rhyming Words (a, e, i, o, u sound)

-Name the pictures

-Dictation

-Fill in the blanks

-Puzzle

-Matching

-Encircle the correct word

-Grammatical concept – a/an, - This/That

Book-IV : L- 5

Activity : Based on this/that using real life objects.

SEPTEMBER

Book-I : L- 1 to 7 (Revision)

Book-II : Pg- 52-56

Written : Revision of all the topics

OCTOBER

Book-I : L- 39, 40, 41, 42, 43

Book-II : Pg: 34, 35, 36, 61-65, 85, 86

Story : The Capseller and the Monkey (Pg. No. -137 Book -II)

Written : Rhyming Words

-Name the pictures

-Fill in the blanks

-Matching


- Rearrange the jumbled letters

-Dictation

- Sentence Formation

- One – many

Book-IV : L- 6, 7

Activity : Rearrange the words to make a correct sentence.

NOVEMBER

Book-I : L- 8-12, 14, 15 16, 17, 18, 19 (Long Vowel sound words)

Book-II : Pg. 66, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 87, 88


-Name the pictures

-Fill in the blanks

-Matching



-Dictation


- Grammatical Concept - These/ Those, -in, on, under

Book-IV : L- 8, 9

Activity : Handwriting Competition

DECEMBER

Book-I : L- 21-29 (Blends)

Book-II : Pg. 11, 12, 15, 16, 19, 20, 29, 30, 57, 67, 99-107


-Name the pictures

-Fill in the blanks

-Matching



-Dictation


- Colours Name

- Opposites

Book-IV : L- 10

Activity : Create Mobiles

JANUARY

Book-I : L- 30, 36

Book-II : Pg. 95-98, 109-114

Story : The Bee and the Hunter (PgNo.- 138 Book II)


-Name the pictures

-Fill in the blanks

-Matching



-Dictation


- Action words

Activity : Look at the picture and speak a few sentences on it.

FEBRUARY

Book-I : Revisions of all the lessons

Book-II : Pg. 115-124, 126-129

Written : -Days of the week

-Months of the year

-Revision of all the previous topics.

MARCH

Final Exam

SESSION – 2017-18

Short Vowel Sound Words

ab-

ad-

ag-

am-

an-

ap-

at-

cab tab

dad lad sad bad mad

bag wag rag -

jam yam -

can man pan fan van

cap tap nap lap map

rat cat fat hat bat mat -

eb-

en-

et-

ed-

eg-

Web

den hen men pen ten

jet pet net wet get met set vet

bed red led wed

leg peg peg

ib-

id-

ig-

im-

in-

ip-

it-

Bib nib

Kid lid hid

Big wig dig fig

Dim rim him

Bin tin pin win

Dip lip hip zip sip

Fit hit kit sit bit

ob-

od-

og-

op-

Job mob

Nod pod rod

Dog fog jog log

cop hop mop top

WORD LIST FOR CLASS U.K.G.

SESSION 2017-18

ot-

ox-

cot pot dot hot

box fox

ub-

ud-

ug-

um-

un-

up-

ut-

us-

cub rub tub

bud mud

bug hug jug rug mug

gum mum sum

bun fun gun run sun

cup pup

cut nut hut

bus

Word Families

all-

ell-

ill-

oll-

ull-

ing-

ong-

ang-

ack-

ock-

old-

est-

ick-

ind-

and-

ank-

elt-

ish-

ark-

oo-

ball call fall hall tall wall

bell fell sell tell well yell

bill fill hill mill pill

doll roll

bull dull full pull

king ring wing sing

song long tong

hang bang

back pack rack sack

lock rock sock cock

bold cold hold fold gold

best west nest vest rest

pick kick tick lick sick

bind find kind mind

band hand sand land

bank tank sank rank

belt melt

dish fish wish

bark dark park

book cook look foot wool wood good

cool boot moon room pool food root

Long Vowel Sound Words

long-a

long-e

long-i

long-o

long-u

ai-

ea-

ee-

oa-

cake lake rake take pail mail nail sail rain cave gate face

jeep week feet leaf seat read meal beak tree bee pea tea eat

mice rice five hive kite like bike ride wipe lime die tie pie

pole hole boat coat goat rose toes loaf rope bone home road

cube tube cute mute huge mule tune use

rain tail train brain pail mail sail nail

beak peak neat lead bead bean weak

bee tree see feet feel keep seed

boat coat road toad soap

Blends

bl-

cl-

fl-

pl-

gl-

sl-

br-

cr-

dr-

fr-

pr-

black block blue blade blow blood

clock clip class cloth clap clown cloud clay clean

flag flat fly flip floor flower flame flash flesh

plan plane plug play plum plant plate please pluck

glue glow glove glass

state slow sleep slide slip slap

brown brick bread brush broom

crow cry crown crowd cream crack crab

dry drum drop dress dream drink drive

frog free fruit fresh frock fry friend friday

pram prize press price pray prince

gr-

tr-

sk-

sm-

sn-

sp-

st-

sw-

grey green grass grow grape ground

try tray tree trip truck train track

skin sky skip skate

small smile smoke smooth

snap snail snake snack

speed spell spoon spot spin spade spider

step stand stick sty stop stone start star

swim sweet sweep sweat swell swing

Diagraphs

ch-

sh-

ph-

wh-

th-

chin chick chair chain cheek child chest chew cherry church

shoe shirt shut shout shed shower shop ship short

phone photo

why what white whale wheel when

thumb thin thick throw thorn think third

List of ‘Opposites’:

sit-stand thick-thin old-new big-small tall-short

day-night yes-no in-out hot-cold left-right

List of Genders:

He-she boy-girl man-woman uncle-aunt sir-madam

Cock-hen bull-cow father-mother peacock-peahen lion-lioness

MATHS

Books Prescribed : Hop, Skip and Jump (Numeracy Skills)

APRIL

Oral Skills : Forward Counting 1-100

Count and tell

Written Skill : Forward Counting 1-100

Missing numbers

Count and write

Concept – Left and Right

Book (Pg No. 7-16, 33, 34, 39, 40, 41)

Abacus : Introduce Earth beads + Heaven beads

Activity : Game ‘Simon Says’

MAY

Oral Skills : -Forward Counting 1-100

-Backward Counting 50-1

- Recognition of Shapes – (Circle, Triangle, Square, Rectangle,Oval,

Semi-Circle)

Written Skills: -Forward Counting (1-100)

-Missing numbers

-Backward Counting (50-1)

- What comes after, between and before

- Draw the shapes

- Concept (Big/ Small)

- Concept of Zero

Tens/Ones

- Book: (Page: 17, 27, 28, 42-44, 47, 49, 51, 69-71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81)

Abacus : Page No. - 1 to 6

Activity : Create ‘mobiles of shapes’

JUNE

SUMMER VACATIONS

JULY

Oral Skill : Table of 2

Count by 2’s till 50

Number Names (1-5)

Written Skill : Table of 2

Count by 2’s till 50

Number Names (1-5)

- Shapes

- Concept (long/short)

- (greater than, less than >, <)

- Dictation

Book: Pg No. 18, 48, 50, 52, 54-58, 66, 67, 72, 74, 76, 78, 80, 82

Abacus : Pages (7 to 13)

Activity : Provide practice in Pre-math concept using real life objects.

AUGUST


: Count by 3’s till 50

: Number Names (1-10)

: Shapes

: Forward Counting

: Backward Counting

: Concept (tall/short)

: Concept (Equal to, =)

Book: (Pg no. 19, 29-32, 35, 37, 83-95)

Abacus : Page No (14-20)

Activity : Create separate sets of flash cards for numerals and number names.

Distribute them randomly and ask children to find their partner.

SEPTEMBER

Oral Skill : Revision of all the previous topics

Written Skill : Revision of all the previous topics

Book (Pg no. 96-99, 115-118)

Abacus : Book (Pg no. 21-26)

OCTOBER


- Number Names (11-15)

- Count by 4’s till 50




- Jumbled Tables (2, 3, 4)

- Concept (Big, Bigger, Biggest)

Book (Pg no. 96-99, 115-118)

- Addition (Single Digit)

- Book (Pg no 20, 65, 100-102, 104, 113, 114, 120, 121, 129-134)

Abacus : Page no. 27 to 30

Activity : Give real life examples of addition.

NOVEMBER







- Jumbled Tables (2, 3, 4, 5)

- Revision of Addition

- Ascending Order

- Concept (Long, Longer, Longest)

- Book Pg no. (21, 53, 135-144, 153)

Abacus : Pg No. (33-34)

Activity : Jump on the stairs according to Ascending or Descending order

DECEMBER

Oral Skill : Tables 2 to 5

Forward Counting

Number names (1-20)

Written Skill : Jumbled Tables

Number Names (1-20)

Subtraction (Single Digit)

Descending Order

Concept (Tall, Taller, Tallest)

Book Pg No. (22, 36, 38, 68, 105-107, 109-112, 145-150)

Abacus : Page No. 35 to 37

JANUARY



Concept (More and Less)

- Time (o’clock)

Book Pg No. (23-25, 122-128, 151-160, 171-173)

Abacus : Pg No. (38, 39)

FEBRUARY



- Money

- Calender

- Book Pg No. (119, 161-170, 174)

MARCH

Final Exams

EVS

Book Prescribed : Hop, Skip and Jump (General Awareness)

APRIL

Theme 1 : This is me (Pg No. 7)

More about me (Pg No. 8)

Theme 2 : Parts of the Body (Pg No. 9)

My Face (Pg No. 10)

My Amazing Body (Pg No. 11)

- Fun Time (Pg No. 12)

Activity : - Make your Profile

- Making of ‘Lemonade’

MAY

Theme 3 : - Being Healthy (Pg No. 13)

-Clean and Healthy (Pg No. 14)

-On My Own (Pg No. 15 & 16)

- Fun Time (Pg No. 17 & 18)

- To Stay Healthy (Pg No. 19 & 20)

- Yes or No (Pg No. 21 & 22)

Activity : Healthy Tiffin Day

JUNE

SUMMER VACCATIONS

JULY

Theme 4 : -My Family (Pg No. 23-28)

- With My Family (Pg No. 29, 30)

- My Home (Pg No. 31, 32)

- Do not do these (Pg No. 33)

- Do you do these (Pg No. 34)

- Safety on Road (Pg No. 35)

- Safety on an Escalator (Pg No. 36)

- Do not (Pg No. 37)


Activity : Create a ‘Family Tree’

AUGUST

Theme 5 : - Buddies (Pg No. 39-42)

- My School (Pg No. 43, 44)

- Good Habits in School (Pg No. 45)

- Good Habits (Pg No. 46)

Activity : School Round

SEPTEMBER

Revision of all the previous topics

OCTOBER

Theme 6 : - Animal World (Pg No. 47 to 50)

- Fun Time (Pg No. 51, 52)

- Cheep, Cheep (Pg No. 53)

- Croak, Croak (Pg No. 54)

- Beautiful Butterfly (Pg No. 55)

- Birds, Insects or Fish (Pg No. 56)

- Living or Non-Living (Pg No. 57)


Activity : Dramatization on the song ‘Old MacDonald’

NOVEMBER

Theme 7 : - My Earth (Pg No. 59)

- The Sun (Pg No. 60)

- Day and Night (Pg No. 61, 62)

- Fun Time (Pg No. 63, 64)

Theme 8 : - Why Because (Pg No. 65, 66)

- Our Helpers (Pg No. 67-70)

- My Neighborhood (Pg No. 71-74)

Activity : Fancy Dress

DECEMBER

Theme 9 : - Plant world (Pg No. 75, 76)

: - Colourful Flowers (Pg No. 77)

: - Fun Time (Pg No. 78)

: - Fruits and vegetables (Pg No. 79)

: - Parts of Plant (Pg No. 83)

: - My Story (Pg No. 84)

Activity : Seed Germination

JANUARY

Theme 10 : - Groups (Pg No. 85, 86)

: - Festivals (Pg No. 87)


: - People of India (Pg No. 89)


Activity : - Diwali Celebration

FEBRUARY

Theme 11 : - National Symbols (Pg No. 91)


: - National Anthem (Pg No. 93)

: - National Flag (Pg No. 94)

: - My India (Pg No. 95, 96)

: - Proud Indian (Pg No. 97)

Activity : - Create a National Flag

MARCH

Revision of all previous topics

Final Exams

RHY. & STORIES

APRIL

Rhymes : 1. Rain on the Green Grass

2. All By Myself

3. Two Little Feet

MAY

Rhymes : 1. Clean Hands

2. Brush My Teeth

3. Our Band

Story : The Musical Donkey

JUNE

SUMMER VACATIONS

JULY

Rhymes : 1. Twinkle Twinkle Traffic Light

2. Ten Little Indians

3. Little Miss Muffet

Story : The Moon, God and the King of the Elephants’

AUGUST

Rhymes : 1. London Bridge

2. Here we go round the Mulberry Bush

3. Ten Little Fingers

SEPTEMBER

Revision of all previous rhymes

OCTOBER

Rhymes : 1. Incey Wincey Spider

2. Yankee Doodle

3. The Hen has a Chicken

Story : The Ginger Breadman

NOVEMBER

Rhymes : 1. Boogle-Woogle

2. Rainbow Song

3. Five Little Fish

DECEMBER

Rhymes : 1. The Grocer’s Shop

2. Hickory Dickory Dock

3. Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes

Story : The Apple Tree

JANUARY

Rhymes : 1. My Home is the Best

2. Row, Row, Row your Boat

Story : Rabbit’s Ears

FEBRUARY

Rhymes : 1. Hey Diddle Diddle

2. Days of the week

MARCH

Final Exams

CONVERSATION

Book Prescribed: Paras Conversation (Part - B)

APRIL

Ch-1 My Body

Ch-2 My Family

MAY

Ch-3 My House – Drawing Room

Ch-4 My House – Bed Room

JUNE

Summer Vacations

JULY

Ch-5 My House – Kitchen

Ch-6 My House – Dining Room

AUGUST

Ch-7 My School

Ch-8 My School – Play Ground

SEPTEMBER

Ch-9 and 10 Cries of Animals

OCTOBER

Ch-11 and 12 Homes of Birds and Animals

Ch-13 and 14 Baby Animals

NOVEMBER

Ch-15 and 16 People and their Work

Ch-17 Places of Worship

DECEMBER

Ch-18 Festival

Ch-19 Modes of Transport

JANUARY

Ch-20 The Sun, The Moon and The Stars

Ch-21 Opposites

FEBRUARY

Ch-22 Good Habits

MARCH Final Exams

ART &CRAFT

Book Prescribed: Hop, Skip and Jump (My Third Book of Art and Craft)

APRIL

1. Colour the Sun (Page No. 4)

2. Colour the Leaf (Page No. 6)

3. Trace and Colour (Page No. 7)

4. Origami – Create a worm (Page No. 30)

MAY

1. Dip cotton buds in poster colour and paint the tomato (Page No. 9)

2. Dip cotton wool in purple poster colour and print on the brinjal (Page No. 11)

3. Dip your index finger in poster colour and print on the ball (Page No. 27)

4. Bundle seven pencils together using a rubber band. Dip in poster colour and print on the page (Page No. 37)

JUNE

SUMMER VACATIONS

JULY

1. Paste small pieces of coloured tissue papers to make a tree collage. (Page No. 33)

2. Thumb print on the body of the caterpillars with different colours. (Page No. 41)

3. Follow the steps and draw a mouse. Colour it (Page No. 18)

AUGUST

1. Follow the steps and draw a fish.(Page No. 8)

2. Cut along the dotted line. Paste the mask on a card paper and cut holes for the eyes. String a thread or a rubber band. Use the

mask to tell a story. (Page No. 15)

3. Cut an onion horizontally. Dip the cut side in thick paint and stamp on the circles to get flowers. Use different colour paints to

make flowers of different colours. (Page No. 21)

SEPTEMBER

I - Semester Exams

OCTOBER

1. Follow the steps and draw a cat. Colour it. (Page No. 17)

2. Cut along the dotted line. Paste the mask on a card paper and cut the holes for the eyes. String a thread or a rubber band. Use the

mask to tell a story (Page No. 19)

3. Paste small pieces of coloured tissue paper or cloth to make a hut collage.

(Page No. 35)

NOVEMBER

1. Join the dots. Colour the tree (Page No. 5)

2. Write your name on the T-shirt. Colour the T-shirt using your favourite colours.

(Page No. 13)

3. Origami – Create a dog (Page No. 23)

DECEMBER

1. Origami – Create a bird. (Page No. 24)

2. Follow the steps given below to carve designs in the half of a potato. Draw an outline of a picture on a large sheet of paper. Dip

the potato in different colours and print in the outline. (Pg No. 36)

3. Trace your palm. Draw designs in and around it. (Pg No. 39)

JANUARY

1. Decorate a peacock with waste materials like strips cut from magazines, gold and silver paper, toffee wrappers, pencil shavings

etc. (Pg No. 49)

2. Finger Puppet (Pg No. 31)

3. Chook Chook (Pg No. 43)

FEBRUARY

Revision

PUNJABI

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SESSION 2017-18

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WORD LIST FOR CLASS U.K.G.

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bqK Bgq vqn jnm Kbr pvn

rbV kml ngr Drm kdm rqn

klm mhl ltk Srq pkV mgr

btn kxk Bvn mrn nrm bcn

klS sVk cmk PVn grm Amn

mtr krd srl Bjn PrS rmn

cwr A~KrI Sbd

pnGt grdn Adrk ksrq hrjs hrdm

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tmtm krvt Arjn Slgm gVbV ntvr

prml brgd fgmg Ackn mrhm Ktpt

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PHY. EDUCATION

APRIL

Formation of Line

MAY

Moving in a Line

JUNE

SUMMER VACATIONS

JULY

Stand at ease, attention

AUGUST

50 mts. sprint

SEPTEMBER

Fun Partners

OCTOBER

20 X4=8 mts

Touch the hand relay

NOVEMBER

Practice for Sports day

DECEMBER

Frog Jump

JANUARY

One Leg Race

FEBRUARY

Dog and the Bone

MARCH

P.T. Practice

VALUE EDUCATION

APRIL

I Love My Family

MAY

Let us be of help to others

JUNE

SUMMER VACATIONS

JULY

Bring life style changes

AUGUST

Strive for a better life

SEPTEMBER

Not wasting food

OCTOBER

Eco- Buddies: Care for a change

NOVEMBER

Care for Animals

DECEMBER

Friendship

JANUARY

Eating Right

FEBRUARY

Safety and Being Polite

DIVINITY

Note: Introduction about Sikh Religion

APRIL

- Recitation of I to V Paurees from Japji Sahib

- Name of ten Gurus

MAY

- Recitation of I to V Paurees from Japji Sahib

- Name of ten Gurus

JUNE

SUMMER VACATIONS

JULY

- Recitation of 1 to 10 Paurees from Japji Sahib

- Recitation of Four Sahibzadas

AUGUST


- Names of Five Kakkars

SEPTEMBER

Revision

OCTOBER


- Names of Five Beloved

NOVEMBER


- Names of Five Takhats

DECEMBER


JANUARY

Revision

FEBRUARY

Revision

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