CLASS I
ORAL LANGUAGE
- Converses with friends and class teacher about her needs ,surroundings.
- Talks about the print available in the classroom.
- Recite rhymes / poems/ songs with actions.
READING
- Participates during read aloud/story telling session in an active way and answers questions during and after story session; acts out familiar story with props and puppets
- Uses sound symbol correspondence to write words with invented spellings.
- Reads small sentences consisting of at least 4-5 simple words in an age appropriate unknown text.
WRITING
- Develops familiarity with matras in the words occurring in familiar contexts (story/poems/ environment print etc.)
- Writes, draws, and/or make things to convey meaning and represent names on her/his worksheet, greeting messages, draws pictures that are recognizable objects/people.
NUMERACY
- Counts objects up to 20
- Reads and writes numbers up to 99
- Using addition and subtraction of numbers up to 9 in daily life situations.
- Observes and describes physical properties of 3D shapes (solid shapes) around him/her like round/flat surfaces, number of comers and edges etc.
- Estimates and verifies length using non-standard non-uniform units like hand span, footstep, fingers etc. and capacity using non-standard uniform units like cup, spoon, mug etc.
- Creates and recites short poems and stories using shapes and numbers
CLASS II
LITERACRY
ORAL LANGUAGE
- Converse and talks about the print available in the classroom.
- Engages in conversation to ask questions and listens to others.
- Recites songs / poems.
- Repeats familiar words occurring in stories/ poems/ print etc.
READING
- Reads and narrates/re-tells the stories from children’s literature/textbook.
- Makes new words from the letters of a given word.
- Reads unknown text of 8-10 sentences with simple words with appropriate speed (approximately 30 to 45 words per minute correctly) and clarity.
WRITING
- Writes sentences short/simple correctly express herself. to
- Recognizes naming words, action words and punctuation marks.
NUMERACY
- Reads and writes numbers up to 999
- Uses addition and subtraction of numbers up to 99, sum not exceeding 99 in da situations.
- Performs multiplication as repeated addition and division as equal distribution/s and constructs multiplication facts (tables) of 2, 3 and 4x
- Estimates and measures length/distance/capacity using non-standard uniform un rod, pencil, thread, cup, spoon, mug etc. and compares weight using simple balanc
- Identifies and describes 2-D shapes like rectangle, triangle, circle, oval etc.
- Uses spatial vocabulary like far/near, in/out, above/below, left/right, front/b top/bottom etc.
- Creates and solves simple riddles using numbers and shapes.
CLASS III
ORAL LANGUAGE
- Converses with clarity using suitable vocabulary in home/ school language.
- Talks about the print available in the classroom.
- Engages in conversation to ask questions, narrate experiences, listens to others, and respond.
- Recites poems individually and in group with intonation and modulation of voice.
READING
- Finds information in familiar books/textbooks.
- Reads atleast60 words per minute correctly and with comprehension depending on the language and with correct pronunciation from an age appropriate unknown text.
- Reads and follows instructions given in the text
- Can answer at least 3 out of 4 questions based on reading of anage appropriate unknown story/paragraph of sentences.
WRITING
- Writes short messages for different purposes.
- Uses action words, naming words and punctuation marks for writing.
- Writes grammatically correct sentences.
- Writes short paragraph and short stories on her/his own with grammatically correct sentences.
NUMERACY
- Reads and writes numbers up to 9999
- Solves daily life problems using addition and subtraction of numbers up to 999, sum not exceeding 999
- Constructs and uses multiplication facts (tables) of numbers 2 to 10 and uses division facts
- Estimates and measures length/distance, weight and capacity using standard units like m, km, g, kg, litres etc.
- Identifies and relates basic 2D shapes with 3D shapes (solid shapes) and describes their properties like faces, number of edges and comers etc.
- Identifies a particular date and corresponding day on a calendar, reads time on a clock in hours and half-hours
- Identifies half, one-fourth, three-fourth of a whole and in a collection of objects
- Identifies, extends, and communicates rules for simple patterns on numbers, events, and shapes.