At 4-5 years, children are ready to engage in more structured learning experiences. They can follow simple instructions and work collaboratively, making this an essential period for building foundational academic skills.
1. Advanced Language Skills :
Reading simple stories, recognizing letters, and beginning phonics to build early
reading skills. Introduction to written Hindi language
2. Mathematical Concepts : Introduction to basic
addition, subtraction, and understanding of number sequences. 3. Science Exploration: Hands-on activities to
learn about plants, animals, weather, and basic scientific concepts.
4. Physical Education : Structured physical
activities to develop strength, coordination, and teamwork. 5. Social Studies : Learning about community
helpers, basic geography, and important historical figures..
6. Art and Craft : More advanced projects to improve fine motor skills
and creativity, including using various materials and techniques.
7. Music and Drama : Introducing basic musical
instruments, rhythm, and simple drama activities to boost confidence and
self-expression.
8. Health and Nutrition :
Understanding healthy food choices, personal hygiene practices, and basic safety
rules.
9. Environmental Science :
Activities that teach children about recycling, conservation, and the importance of
protecting the environment.
10. Emotional Intelligence : Role-playing and storytelling to help
children understand and manage their emotions better.
1. Alphabet Recognition : Learning to
identify and name letters in uppercase and lowercase. 2. Number Counting :
Counting numbers from 1 to 20 using visual objects3. Shape and Color Identification :
Learning basic shapes (circle, square, triangle) and colors.
4. Pattern Making : Recognizing and
creating simple patterns with beads or blocks.
5. Storytelling with Pictures :
Developing language skills through short, illustrated stories. 6. Fine Motor Skill Activities :
Activities like threading beads or tearing paper to improve hand-eye
coordination.
7. Rhymes and Songs : Singing nursery
rhymes to build vocabulary and rhythm. 8. Puzzle Solving : Solving simple
puzzles to enhance problem-solving abilities. 9. Outdoor Play Engaging in free play
for physical development and social interaction. 10. Nature Walks : Observing plants and
insects to develop curiosity about the natural environment.