2. Objective
Understanding every child’s learning needs
Having a structured curriculum that covers
all essential areas of development
Implementing the curriculum
Materials needed to implement this
curriculum
Evaluation of children’s progress and keeping
the parents well informed
3. Curriculum based on
3600 Approach To
Child’s Development
Sensomotor
Language
Cognitive
Personality
Creativity
Practical Life
7. Language(English) curriculum outline
The focus is primarily on spoken language and the
acquisition of vocabulary.
Teaching aids(Materials) used
Story and poems/rhymes books
Naming objects and classroom materials,
Social conversations and Social greetings
Letter flash cards
etc
Direct preparation for reading and writing
Establish sound-symbol correspondence( letter ‘e’
gives sound of ‘ai’ eg. Pen, men )
Word games and Word study of initial and final
sound.
A sense of the shape of letters by moving their
fingers.
8. Cognitive Development
Kids start to notice, think and gain
understanding of the world through
learned factors like
Colour, shape, size and time.
Counting
Pretend play
Problem solving like puzzles etc..
9. Cognitive(Math) curriculum outline
The Cognitive curriculum primarily develops kids’
interest in Math and its relation to practical life.
Some basic concepts they learn are
Quantity, Dimension ,Size , Colour ,Shape ,sequence
More abstract and formal mathematic concepts
Number-symbol correspondence ,
relation between 2 quantities( more or less)
pattern and comparison (same or different) etc
Teaching aids(Materials) used
Regular plane shapes
Geometric solids
Constructive toys
Multi colour multi size shapes sorter
Math Worksheets(Colouring) etc
10. Personality Development
How a kid develops into a person
with certain characteristics like
Social
Team Player
Independent
Problem Solver
Leader etc…
12. Personality and Creativity curriculum outline
Art, music, dramatic play and social
interaction help each child explore creatively
and build self-esteem.
Teaching aids(Materials) used
Art & Craft worksheets
Audio & Video CDs for stories & sing alongs/ Rhymes
Picture talk
Story Telling
Pretend play
13. Practical Life
Skills learned in the Practical Life curriculum lay
the foundation for the rest of the classroom.
It provides the link between home and school.
It improves Concentration, Co-ordination,
Control, Independence and Order which in turn is
the foundation for learning.
14. Practical Life curriculum outline
Preliminary exercises and movement
Walking in the straight line
Managing tables and chairs
Carrying materials
Teaching aids(Materials) used
Day-to-day materials used at home like
Cups, spoons, plates, shoes, clothes etc
Care of self and environment
Dressing ,Polishing ,Hand washing,
Serving her own self and Dusting