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1 u u U U R o SYLLABUS P rep ( English & Hindi) M onth W eek E nglish H indi A PRIL & M AY J ULY A UGUST W 1 W 2 W 3 W 4 R hyme : Rabbit, Rabbit W r P g no. 1 to 8 (Patterns and Capital letter A to H) R hyme : Three Ducks W r Pg no. 9 to 24 (Capital letter I to Z and small letter a to l) R hyme : Shapes Everywhere W r P g no. 25 to 42 (Small letter m to z and joining l etter a to o) R hyme : Puppy Pup W r Pg no. 43 to 58 (joining letter s to z, capital and s mall letter joining a to z) W 5 R hyme : W r P g no. 59 to 64 (joining of mixed letters ) i laikata W 6 R evision d aohrana R hyme : Vegetables m aaio W 7 W r P g no. 65 to 68 (Vowel and consonant, use of a i laikata a nd an ) R hyme : Fruity Song W 8 W r Pg no. 71 to 74 ( ake words, ale words, singular m aaio laikata a nd plural) W 9 W 10 W 11 W 12 W 13 W 14 R hyme : The Tractor on the farm W r Pg no. 75 to 78 ( ame words, ape words, s ingular and plural) Rhyme : Horsey H orsey W r P g no. 79 to 82 ( ate words, ee words, o pposites) R hyme : Zebra W r Pg no. 83 to 86 ( eep words, ide words, o pposites) R hyme : Kangaroo W r Pg no. 87 to 90 ( ike words, ive words and ine w ords, Gender) R hyme : Colours W r Pg no. 91 to 96 ( ile words, ome words and one words, Gender) R hyme : Days of the week W r Pg no. 97 to 102 ( ope words, ose words and une words, Days of wee k) m aaio Kak : k ivataa à s aurja : AByaasa : ibanaa m aa~aa ko m aaio Kak : k ivataa à s aurja i laikata : AByaasa : ibanaa maa~aa ko Sabd Sabd m aaio Kak : k ivataa à g aulaaba k a fu la i laikata : Aa ( a ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à ga ulaaba k a fu la i laikata : Aa ( a ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à d ada dadi : [ ( i ) k I maa~aa Kak : k ivataa à m accr : [ ( i ) k I maa~aa Kak : k ivataa à m accr i : [ ( I ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à i caidyaa : [ ( I ) k I maa~aa baaolai m aaio Kak : k ivataa à i caidyaa baaolai i laikata : { ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à c aunnau maunnau qao da Baa[ i laikata : { ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à caunnau maunnau qao dao Baa[ i laikata : {] ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à i ballai maaosai i laikata : {] ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à i ballai maaosai i laikata : P ( ) k I maa~aa
2 o o M O O R ^M ^M ` / A UGUST W 15 S E P. O CT. N OV. D EC. J AN. W 16 W 17 W 18 W 19 W 20 W 21 W 22 W 23 W 24 W 25 W 26 W 27 W 28 W 29 W 30 W 31 W 32 W 33 W 34 R hyme : Days of the week W r Pg no. 103 to 110 (revision of rhyming words, D ays of week) R hyme : A Little Plant W r P g no. 111 to 116 (use of This and That ) R hyme : The Ducks W r U se of This and That R hyme : Stop G o W ait W r U se of These and Those R hyme : Aeroplane W r U se of These and Those R hyme : Snail W r M onths of the year R hyme : Ant W r M onths of the year R hyme : Five Little Fish W r U se of He, She and It R hyme : Birds W r U se of He, She and It R hyme : Little birds fly W r U se of in, on and under R hyme : Are you sleeping? W r U se of in, on and u nder R hyme : Little raindrops W r U se of has and have R hyme : Raining W r U se of has and have R hyme : Tailor/ cobbler/ policeman W r J umbled sentences Rhyme : My teac her W r J umbled sentences R hyme : I wriggle my fingers W r S mall sentences on Cow R hyme : Open them shut them W r S mall sentences on Cow R hyme : If you are happy W r S mall sentences on My School R hyme : It s fun to be like this W r S mall sentences on My School R hyme : Suraj W r S mall sentences on Peaco ck m aaio Kak : k ivataa à p yaari icaidyaa i laikata : P ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à p yaari icaidyaa i laikata : e ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à g aomd ilaikat a : e ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à g aomd va ica~ak qaa 1 i laikata : eo ( ) k I maa~aa maaio Kak : k ivataa à k mpyautr i laikata : eo ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à k mpyautr i laikata : Aao ( ao ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à T I. vai. i laikata : Aao ( ao ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à T I. vai. i laikata : AaoO ( ao ) k I maa~aa maaio Kak : k iva taa à saf a[ i laikata : AaoO ( ao ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à saf a[ i laikata : AM ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à h aqai rajaa i laikata : A^M ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à h aqai rajaa i laikata : A^M ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à b amdr i laikata : A: ( : ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à b amdr : r rof k I ( ) k I maa~aa m aaio Kak : k ivataa à D aik yaa : r padona k I ( ) k I maa~aa v a samyau@taaxar m aaio Kak : k ivataa à D aik yaa : ica~avaacana m aaio Kak : k ivataa à B aalau Aayaa i laikata : f laao va saibjayaaom ko naama m aaio Kak : k ivataa à B aalau Aayaa i laikata : jaanavaraom ko naama m aaio Kak : k ivataa à m ammai paapaa i laikata : rmgaao ko naama m aaio Kak : k ivataa à m ammai paapaa i laikata : ivalaaoma Sabd
3 io F EB. W 35 W 36 R hyme : London bridge W r S mall R hyme : sentences on Peacock W r S mall sentences on Tiger m aaio Kak : ica~ak qaa 2 m aa Kak : W 37 R evision d aohrana W 38 R evision d aohrana : vaa@ya inamaan a : vaa@ya inamaan a S tories of the year Lion and the mouse Two silly goats
4 SYLLABUS Prep ( M aths & EVS) M onth W eek M aths E VS W 1 O ral counting 0100 Q ue/ Ans of the week W r P g no. 1 to 8 Pg no. 1 to 4 ( Ch 1 ) W 2 O ral Number names 010, Backward counting 300 W r Pg no. 9 to 22, Backward counting 3021 Q ue/ans of the week Pg no. 5 to 17 (Ch 2 to 6) W 3 O ral Backward counting 50 0 W r Backward counting 5031 Q ue/ans of the week Pg no. 18 to 28 (Ch 8 to 10) W 4 Number names 014 Q ue/ans of the week A PRIL P g no. 23 to 26, Number names 11 & 14 Pg no. 29, 31 & 32 (Ch 11), & pg no. 37 to 39 (Ch 15) MAY W 5 Number names 1120 Q ue/ Ans P g no.13 to 18 W 6 R EVISION R EVISION W 7 Number names 1120, Counting 0150 Pg no. 13 & 14, 27 & 28, Number names 1920 Que/Ans of Parts of the b ody Part s of the body W 8 Number names 020, Counting 5190 Pg no. 29 to 32, Counting 5190 Que/Ans of Parts of the b ody P arts of the body W 9 Number names 020, Backward counting 50 0, Q ue/ans of Fruits J ULY Counting 0160 F ruits pg no. 33 to 44, Counting , Backward counting 50 0 W 10 Counting 0200 Counting Q ue/ans of Fruits F ruits W 11 Backward counting 60 51, Counting 201 to 250, Number names 020 Q ue/ans of Vegetables V egetables Pg no. 45 to 52, Backward counting 6051 W 12 Backward counting 7061, Number names 2130 Pg no. 53 to 58, Counting 7061 Q ue/ans of Vegetables V egetables A UGUST W 13 Backward counting 800, Number names 2130 Pg no. 59 to 66, Backward counting 8071 W 14 Backward counting Pg no. 67 to 74, Backward counting W 15 Backward counting 100 0, Counting 0 to 200, Number names 2130 Pg no. 75 to 82, Backward counting Que/Ans of Domestic a nimals D omestic animals Que/Ans of Domestic a nimals D omestic animals Q ue/ans of Wild animals W ild animals
5 S EP. O CT. N OV. D EC. JAN1 8 W 16 Backward counting 100 0, Number names 020, Counting 0200 P g no. 83 to 100 W 17 Backward counting 100 0, Number names 2130 P g no. 101 to 120 W 18 Number names 2140 Pg no. 121 to 123, Number names 2130 W 19 Number names 2140 Pg no. 1 & 2 ( Math 4 ), Number names 3140 W 20 Number names 050 Pg no. 3 to 6 ( Ones Tens ), Number names 4150 W 21 Number names 050 P g no. 7 to 26 (Ones Tens) W 22 Ordinal number 1 to 10, Quick sums Pg no. 27 to 32 ( Ordinal numbers), Pg no. 33 to 44 ( Addition ) W 23 O rdinal numbers, Quick sums P g no 45 to 62 ( Addition) W 24 Ordinal number 1 to 10, Backward counting 1000, Table of 0 P g no. 63 to 68, Table of 0 W 25 T able of 0 and 1, Quick sums P g no. 69 to 86 (Subtraction), Table of 0 W 26 T able og 0 and 1, Quick sums P g no. 87 to 94 (Subtrac tion) W 27 Table of 0 and 1, backward counting P g no. 95 to 102 (Subtraction) W 28 Backward counting 500, Table of 2 Pg no. 103 to 106 and 115 & 116 and T able of 2 W 29 T able of 0, 1 & 2, Count in 2s P g no. 107 to 118, Count in 2s W 30 Count in 2s an d 5s P g no. 119 to 122 (Count in 5s & 10s) W 31 Count in 2s, 5s & 10s, Clock & Time, Number names 020 P g no. 123 to 132 (Time, Currency) W 32 Days of the week, Months of the year, T able of 3 P g no. 133 to 138 & 141, Table of 3 st st th th Q ue/ans of Wild animals W ild animals Q ue/ans of Colours C olours Q ue/ans of C olours C olours Q ue/ans of Birds B irds Q ue/ans of Birds Bird s Q ue/ans of Flowers F lowers Q ue/ans of Insects I nsects Q ue/ans of Water transport W ater transport Q u e/ans of Land transport L and transport Q ue/ans of Land transport L and transport Q ue/ans of Air transport A ir transport Q ue/ans of Sources of water S ources of water Q ue/ans of Festivals F estivals Q ue/ans of Parts of plant P arts of plant Q ue/ans of Parts of plant P arts of plant, Pg no. 40 Que/Ans of Community h elp ers C ommunity helpers Que/Ans of Community h elpers C ommunity helpers
6 JAN1 8 FEB1 8 W 33 T able of 2, 3 and 4 T able of 2, 3 and 4 Que/Ans of Community h elpers Community helpers, Pg no. 30 & 35 W 34 T able of 4 Q ue/ans of My self T able of 4 M y self W 35 T able of 5 Q ue/ans of My self T able of 5 M y self W 36 Table of 4 and 5, Shapes Q ue/ans of Name of sports T able of 4 and 5, Shapes N ame of sports W 37 S hapes Q ue/ans of Name of sports S hapes N ame of sports W 38 R EVISION R EVISION ( Pg no. 41 to 47)
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