Syllabus Small Wonders Pre Nursery

 

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Dear Parents,

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"We extent our gratitude towards the support given by our Dear Parents all throughout the year.

With your support and appreciation, along with the Play House segment , we started Pre Nursery and we are very successful in it...

Pl note,

*We are strict with age criteria, under age children will not be given admission under any circumstances, so do co-operate for the same.

*The Admission forms for Small Wonders Nursery for the academic year 2024 - 2025 will be available from Small Wonders office.

Age criteria: Nursery: 2yrs & 8 months completed by 1st June'24

Here with we have enclosed Nursery Syllabus brief.

Kindly go through and for any queries related to Nursery, contact

M: 9909926464

 

limpse of Nursery syllabus

Nursery is the foundation of scholastic education. Hence, we believe that the foundation should be concrete. So we emphasize on the basics, rather than just introducing written work and just completing it.

Syllabus

Small Wonders  Pre Nursery

The syllabus is a combination of oral English Rhymes, Hindi and Gujarati Balgeet G.K, General English, as well as Written English & Maths lab activities.

English (Orals): A to Z with articles

English (Written): Pattern writing (strokes)

Letter: A – Z (Capital)

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Maths (Orals):1 to 100

Maths (Written): No. 1 to 20

General English (Orals): My-self, My Parents, My School, My Teacher, My Friend, My Pet, My Classroom, My Mother, My Home, My Father

·        General Knowledge(Orals):

Recognition of topics with two sentences on each

Pet Animals, Birds, Wild Animals, Domestic Animals, Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers, Vehicles, Community Helpers, Insects.

  •         Gross Motor skills

Gross motor skills are big motor skills that involve large muscles. 

They require balance and co-ordination of the body.Weakness of gross motor skills

  • Weakness in gross motors skills may affect his/her education: 

they may have difficulty in running, climbing stairs etc. Anything related to physical movement.

·        Gross Motor Skills Activities:

Walk on straight line forward and backward

Skipping and Jumping

Washing utensils

Bouncing the ball

Jumping over the tyres

Throwing & catching the ball

Sweeping with the broom

Going on a colour hunt

Climbing steps with alternate foot with support

  • ·        Fine Motor skills

Fine motors skills involve the small muscles of the body that enable such functions was writing, grasping small objects gripping objects etc.

  • Weakness of fine motor's skills

Weakness in fine motors skills can affect a child's ability to eat, write legibly, use a computer, turn pages in a book and perform personal care tasks such as dressing and grooming.

  FFine motor skills:

Squeezing sponge/hanky

Pinching different objects

Squeezing lemon with squeezer

Plucking different objects

Folding the paper

Setting spoons in order

Sorting toys

Wearing shoes

·        Sports Time

Sack Race

Roll the Tyre

Balancing the book

Make a pyramid

Football

Hopscotch

Lemon and Spoon

Hockey  

·        Story Time

The Greedy Dog

The Hare and the Tortoise

The Line and the Mouse

A Thirsty Crow

The Ant and the Dove 

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·        Main attractions of Nursery:

Balloon Party

Puppet show

Magic Show

Horse and Horse cart riding

Visit to a Balvatika

Visit to a Garden

Picnic with children

Picnic with Mothers & Children

Nature Walk

Visit to a Mall

Visit to a Temple Visit to a Railway station

Visit to a Airport

Celebrations of all the Festivals

Various Performance are arranged all-round the year to enhance public speaking abilities in the children.

·        Performance:

Colouring Performance

Hindi Balgeet

English Rhymes Performance

Sanskrit Shlok Performance

Essay Performance

G.K Performance

Utmost care has been taken to design the syllabus; a team of enthusiastic teachers work hard with complete dedication to inculcate the best education in your child.

Small Wonders will be always happy to cater your child.

Thanks

Team Small Wonders

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