Language and Literacy

1. Alphabet Recognition: Learning to identify and write both uppercase and lowercase letters
2. Vocabulary: Building a basic vocabulary through picture books and storytelling.
3. Pre-writing Skills: Tracing lines, shapes, and patterns to develop fine motor skills.

Numeracy

1. Number Recognition: Identifying and writing numbers 1-20.
2. Counting: Counting objects and understanding quantity.
3. Basic Math Concepts: Introduction to shapes, sizes, patterns, and simple comparisons (big/small, more/less).

General Awareness

1. Myself and My Family:Learning about oneself, family members, and relationships.Basic self-introduction and understanding family roles.
2. Community Helpers: Recognizing different community helpers (doctor, teacher, policeman, etc.).

Environmental Studies

1. Nature and Surroundings: Identifying common plants, trees, and flowers.Understanding the basics of weather and seasons.
2. Animals and Birds:Learning about common animals and birds.Understanding their sounds, habitats, and characteristics.

Health and Hygiene

1. Personal Hygiene: Basic hygiene practices like washing hands, brushing teeth, and bathing.Learning about healthy eating habits.
2. Safety Rules:Understanding basic safety rules at home, school, and on the road.

Creative Arts

1. Drawing and Coloring: Drawing simple shapes and objects.Coloring within the lines.
2. Craft Activities:Simple paper folding and cutting activities.Making basic crafts using safe materials.

Physical Development

1. Gross Motor Skills: Activities like running, jumping, and climbing.Basic exercises and outdoor play.
2. Fine Motor Skills:Activities like threading beads, building blocks, and puzzles.Hand-eye coordination games.

Moral Education

1. Basic Etiquette:Learning to say please, thank you, sorry, and excuse me.Understanding sharing and caring for others.
2. Stories with Morals:Listening to and discussing stories that teach moral values.