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Class 2

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Building Foundational Skills

In Class 2, the focus is on building foundational skills in various subjects while making learning engaging and enjoyable for young students. The curriculum usually covers basic concepts across subjects like languages, mathematics, environmental science, and more. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the subjects typically taught in Class 2:

Work Process

1. Languages (English and Regional Language)

English:

  • Reading: Introduction to simple storybooks, rhymes, and poems to improve reading skills and comprehension.
  • Writing: Basic writing skills including forming letters, words, and simple sentences. Practice in writing short paragraphs and personal information.
  • Grammar: Introduction to basic grammar concepts such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, and simple sentence structures.
  • Vocabulary: Building a vocabulary of commonly used words, understanding their meanings, and using them in sentences.
  • Oral Skills: Developing speaking and listening skills through conversations, storytelling, and recitations.

Regional Language (e.g., Hindi, Tamil, Bengali):

  • Reading and Writing: Basics of reading simple words, sentences, and short stories. Practice writing letters, words, and simple sentences.
  • Grammar: Introduction to basic grammar concepts like vowels, consonants, nouns, verbs, and simple sentence formation.
  • Vocabulary: Learning common words and their meanings, using them in context.
  • Oral Skills: Improving pronunciation and speaking skills through conversations and recitations.

**2. Mathematics

  • Numbers: Recognition of numbers up to 100, understanding place value, and comparing numbers.
  • Basic Arithmetic: Addition and subtraction of single-digit and two-digit numbers, introduction to simple word problems.
  • Shapes and Geometry: Recognizing and naming basic shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. Understanding the concept of edges and vertices.
  • Patterns: Identifying and creating simple patterns using shapes, colors, and numbers.
  • Measurement: Introduction to basic concepts of measurement, such as length (shorter/longer), weight (lighter/heavier), and capacity (more/less).
  • Data Handling: Introduction to simple data representation using pictographs and bar charts.

**3. Environmental Science (EVS)

  • My Body: Basic knowledge about different parts of the body and their functions.
  • Plants and Animals: Introduction to various plants and animals, their characteristics, and their habitats.
  • Our Surroundings: Understanding the environment, including different types of homes (urban, rural), and places like parks and markets.
  • Weather and Seasons: Basic concepts about different types of weather (sunny, rainy, windy) and seasons (summer, winter, monsoon).
  • Health and Hygiene: Importance of personal hygiene, cleanliness, and healthy habits (e.g., washing hands, brushing teeth).

**4. General Knowledge

  • Famous People and Places: Introduction to notable figures (e.g., historical figures, leaders) and important places (e.g., landmarks, cultural sites).
  • Festivals and Traditions: Basic understanding of various cultural festivals and traditions celebrated in different regions.

**5. Art and Craft

  • Drawing and Coloring: Practice in drawing simple shapes, objects, and scenes. Using colors to fill in drawings.
  • Craft Activities: Engaging in activities like making collages, paper crafts, and basic model-making to enhance creativity and fine motor skills.

**6. Physical Education

  • Games and Sports: Basic physical activities and games to develop motor skills, coordination, and teamwork.
  • Exercises: Simple exercises and routines to improve physical fitness and health.

**7. Music and Dance

  • Singing: Learning simple songs, rhymes, and nursery rhymes to develop musical skills and rhythm.
  • Dancing: Basic dance steps and movements to improve coordination and expressiveness.

**8. Moral Education

  • Values: Teaching basic values such as kindness, sharing, honesty, and respect through stories and discussions.
  • Social Skills: Learning how to interact with others, cooperate, and work in groups.

Teaching Approach:

  • Interactive Learning: Use of visual aids, storytelling, and hands-on activities to make learning engaging and effective.
  • Play-based Learning: Incorporation of games and activities to reinforce concepts in a fun and interactive manner.
  • Assessment: Regular informal assessments through quizzes, activities, and observation to monitor progress and understanding.
  • Supervision of a babysitter
  • Childcare for all age groups
  • Solutions for Baby care