Online UKG Classes Curriculum

Age Recommendation For UKG Online Classes: 4.5+ Years
A deeper sense of self and an intelligence waiting to be unleashed is a sign of immense potential for kids. Their discovery of new skills is our opportunity to ensure that they get the best of knowledge and education with our UKG curriculum.
Approach to Learning
This domain will addresses how children will learn. We will consider the child’s attitude and interest in learning. This domain also reflects behaviours such as curiosity, problem solving, maintaining attention and persistence.
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Self awareness
Learn to be focused, attentive and actively participate in a wide variety of activities
Learn to choose different ways to explore the environment based on past experience.
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Self-Help skills
Will say full name, address and phone number
Able to make an emergency call
Learn to prepare a simple sandwich and pour juice into the glass
Learn to brush teeth, wash hands and face without help
Learn to dress self and put on and take off shoes
Learn to fold some of the clothes
Know how to measure time
Learn to be gentle and polite in all interactions
Perform simple cleaning chores like setting the snack box and throw away the trash after meals
Life Skills
Teaching a child life skills is beneficial not just for self-care and self-sufficiency, but also for empowerment, sociability, and reasoning, and thus for the development of healthy self-esteem.
Physical Progress
Apart from physical growth, Physical progress shows the spatial awareness of how the child can accommodate himself/ herself in a physical space and flexibility of his/her bodily movement .

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Gross Motor skills
Able to run with agility and speed
Able to skip, hop and jump correctly
Able to throw, kick, bounce and catch a ball using the whole body
Will be able to jump over an object and land with both feet together
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Fine Motor skills
Open Ziplock bags, containers and snack boxes
Use playdough to make a variety of objects
Use drawing and painting tools with efficiency
Use scissors effectively and cut along straight and curved lines
Copy and trace basic shapes
Develop correct grip strength and pencil grip
Zip a jacket, button and unbutton correctly
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Talking, listening & understanding
Communication in English will be completely intelligible
Aware of all the sounds that go with the different letters of the alphabet.
Know how to blend the letters together to read simple words.
Recognize few ‘tricky words” by sight
Identify words that rhyme
Recite rhymes and songs
Make up stories or narrate stories about things that have actually happened
Sentence structures will include five or more words
Use the correct form of verbs to talk about past events
Read books that match the age-appropriate level independently
Language Readiness
Children will have a thorough understanding of the sound each letter makes and understand the subtle difference in word meanings. Discover new vocabulary words, develop fluency and reading comprehension skills. Their language skills also extend in learning languages other than mother tongue
Mathematics Readiness
Mathematics is all about learning the fundamentals and laying a strong foundation. Children are taught to count and recognize numbers, forms, and their characteristics, add and subtract numbers, and complete patterns

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Understanding numbers
Can work independently with numbers and their application
Know how to represent numbers in words (number names)
Able to skip count forward by twos, fives, and tens to complete short patterns
Identify the larger of two numbers and recognize numerals up to 100
Name ordinal numbers first through tenth
Count backward from 20
Sort and classify objects using one or more attributes such as position, shape, size, color, etc.
Recognize shapes in the real world
Compare measurements and correctly use the terms shorter, longer, taller, heavier, warmer, more, less, etc.
Demonstrate an understanding of positional relationships (above, below, more, less, top, bottom, before, after, middle, left, right)
Calculate addition facts to 10 with confidence and accuracy
Calculate subtraction facts to 10 with confidence and accuracy
Recite the days of the week and months of the year
Understand time-related terminology and tell time to the nearest hour
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Connecting to the world around
Recognize many of the basic custom and traditional festivals
Understand that people live in different parts of the world and have different customs and traditional festivals
Know some facts about plants and animals and compare and classify them based on physical features
Explore science and technology, learning how things work and why
Talk about the world we live in, travelling further into space and beyond
Discover new and wonderful things about self and learn how to communicate with people around
Develop an awareness of values, attitudes and skills related to protection of the environment
Explore & Learn (EVS)
EVS learning provides an opportunity for children to explore, investigate and develop an understanding of the natural, human, social and cultural dimensions of the local and wider environments
Art, Music & Physical exercise
Participation in art & musical activities is essential for children to explore their hidden talents, develop a hobby or just have fun!
Physical exercises help build strength and stamina

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Participation in musical activities
Able to focus on the musical activity.
Sing an entire song with accurate pitch Match the beat when singing with others
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Participation in art activities
Work on the art projects with more intention and care
A portrait of a person, with many details such as hair, hands and fingers, feet and a body will take shape
Draw images such as animals, houses, vehicles, trees, plants, flowers and rainbows
Develop good control when holding a pencil, crayon or paintbrush
Create titles for the pictures created
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Participation in Physical Exercises
Will get comfortable in doing yoga poses
Demonstrate lot of flexibility while doing exercises