Monday

Morning Break 1 ( 8.30 to 8.40 AM): Sandwiches

• Made with whole grain bread and filled with healthy ingredients to provide balanced nutrition

Morning Break 2 ( 10.40 to 10.50 AM) : Fruit juice made with real sugar cane without water and white sugar.

• A delicious mix of fresh, seasonal fruits offering a variety of vitamins, minerals, and natural sugars.

Tuesday

Morning Break 1 ( 8.30 to 8.40 AM): Vegetable salad with seasonal vegetables

• Fresh, locally sourced vegetables providing essential vitamins and minerals

Morning Break 2 ( 10.40 to 10.50 AM) : Fruit juice made with real sugar cane without water and white sugar.

• A delicious mix of fresh, seasonal fruits offering a variety of vitamins, minerals, and natural sugars.

Wednesday

Morning Break 1 ( 8.30 to 8.40 AM): Boiled Egg

• A high-quality protein source, also providing essential vitamins and healthy fats.

Morning Break 2 ( 10.40 to 10.50 AM) : Fruit juice made with real sugar cane without water and white sugar.

• A delicious mix of fresh, seasonal fruits offering a variety of vitamins, minerals, and natural sugars.

Thursday

Morning Break 1 ( 8.30 to 8.40 AM): Cow Milk

• Rich in calcium and protein, supporting strong bones and muscles

Morning Break 2 ( 10.40 to 10.50 AM) : Fruit juice made with real sugar cane without water and white sugar.

• A delicious mix of fresh, seasonal fruits offering a variety of vitamins, minerals, and natural sugars.

Friday

Morning Break 1 ( 8.30 to 8.40 AM): Nuts and Dry Fruits

• Nuts provide healthy fats, protein, and fiber, while dry fruits offer quick energy and essential nutrients.

Morning Break 2 ( 10.40 to 10.50 AM) : Fruit juice made with real sugar cane without water and white sugar.

• A delicious mix of fresh, seasonal fruits offering a variety of vitamins, minerals, and natural sugars.

World of Plants

The World of Plants table invites children to witness the magic of growth as they observe various plant species thriving in transparent pots. From seeds to root, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruits, children witness the entire life cycle firsthand. Alongside live plants, seasonal fruits, vegetables, flowers, spices, nuts, and legumes are displayed, each accompanied by a storyboard detailing their benefits and uses. Children also learn about plant care, including watering, sunlight needs, and maintenance practices.Additionally, storyboards provide general knowledge about plants, covering topics such as the classifications of trees based on their benefits.

World of Animals

On the World of Animals table, children encounter a diverse array of creatures, from insects to small animals and birds. Through rotating displays and multimedia resources, they observe different animals' movements, sounds, and contributions to humankind. Storyboards offer insights into animals' benefits and the products derived from them. Children also learn about animal care, including dietary requirements and feeding practices. Additionally, storyboards provide general knowledge about animals, covering topics such as the largest, fastest, smallest, and slowest animals.

The World

The World study table is an extensive exploration that includes:

• Landforms and Minerals: Showcasing the diverse landscapes and geological treasures of our planet. Models of different landforms such as islands, lakes, isthmuses, mountains, valleys, plains, and plateaus, alongside specimens of minerals such as limestone, graphite, and silver, offer a tangible glimpse into Earth's geological diversity. Storyboards explain the benefits of landforms and minerals and the finished products derived from them.
• Physical and Political Geography: Children will learn about the globe, maps, continents, countries, states, capitals, and the flags of different countries. This section provides a comprehensive understanding of global geography, helping children appreciate the world's diversity and the interconnectedness of various regions and cultures.
• Weather, Seasons, Sky, Galaxy, and Solar System: Children explore the dynamic forces shaping our atmosphere, seasons, and celestial bodies through engaging displays and storyboards. They learn about weather patterns, seasonal changes, and the wonders of the sky, galaxy, and solar system. Understanding the benefits we derive from these natural phenomena fosters a sense of wonder and curiosity about the universe.

Political Geography Exploration

Continents, Countries, and States: In our political geography exploration, children learn about the continents, countries, and states that make up our world:

• Interactive Maps: Children engage with interactive maps to identify continents, countries, and states, gaining a spatial understanding of global geography.
• Flag Recognition: Through fun activities and games, children learn to recognize flags from different countries, promoting cultural awareness and appreciation.

Stamps of the Countries: Children explore the world through stamps, learning about the unique symbols and images that represent different countries:

• Stamp Collection: Children create their stamp collections, featuring stamps from various countries around the world, fostering an interest in collecting and cultural exchange.

In-Depth Exploration of Ecological Systems

Ecological Systems and Biodiversity: Our in-depth exploration of ecological systems focuses on biodiversity and the interconnectedness of living organisms:

• Ecosystem Studies: Children learn about different ecosystems, such as forests, oceans, and grasslands, and the diverse plant and animal species that inhabit them.
• Biodiversity Awareness: Through interactive presentations and hands-on activities, children gain an appreciation for biodiversity and the importance of preserving natural habitats.

Food Chain Exploration: Children delve into the intricate relationships within food chains and the balance of ecosystems:

• Hands-On Activities: Through games and simulations, children experience firsthand the concept of predator-prey relationships and the flow of energy within ecosystems.
• Field Observations: Field trips to forests, beaches, and animal sanctuaries provide opportunities for children to observe food chains in action and learn about the delicate balance of nature.

Enriching Field Trips

Transport Stations and Executive Sector: Field trips to transport stations and executive sectors offer children insights into the functioning of transportation systems and government institutions:

• Learning about Infrastructure: Children learn about different modes of transportation, urban planning, and the roles of government agencies in managing public services.
• Community Engagement: Visits to executive sectors foster an understanding of civic responsibility and the importance of active citizenship.

Forest, Beach, Animal, and Bird Sanctuaries:Exploratory field trips to natural habitats immerse children in the beauty and diversity of our planet's ecosystems:

• Hands-On Learning: Children engage in nature walks, wildlife observation, and environmental activities, deepening their connection to nature and fostering a sense of stewardship.
• Environmental Awareness: Field trips promote environmental awareness and conservation ethics, empowering children to become advocates for protecting our planet's precious biodiversity.

Mathematics

Utilizing scientifically prepared Montessori materials and a specially designed sensorial environment, we aim to refine children's senses and facilitate their comprehension of mathematical concepts with ease.

1. Teens and Tens:
   • Teen Beads and Ten Beads: Introducing the names and quantities for the numbers 11 to 99.
   • Teen Boards and Ten Boards: Matching teen and ten beads to the corresponding boards to associate symbols with names and quantities for numbers 11 to 99.
2. Counting:
   • Linear Counting: Using 100’s and 1000’s bead chains to practice counting.
   • Skip Counting: Utilizing short and long bead chains for skip counting exercises.
3. Memorization of Essential Combinations:
   • Addition and Subtraction: Engaging with snake games, strip boards, and charts.
   • Multiplication: Using bead bars, multiplication boards, and multiplication charts.
   • Division: Working with the unit division board and division charts.
4. Passage to Abstraction:
   • Small Bead Frame: Transitioning to abstract understanding of mathematical concepts.
   • Material for the Hierarchies: Introducing hierarchical concepts in math.

Our math zone is designed to help children understand abstract concepts through real-time concrete materials.

Science Experiments

In addition to mathematical exploration, we provide hands-on experiments in various scientific fields to deepen children's understanding of the natural world. Here are some examples:

1. Light: Exploring the properties of light through experiments such as creating rainbows with prisms, experimenting with shadows, and understanding reflection and refraction.
2. Air: Investigating the properties of air by conducting experiments on air pressure, making simple windmills, and understanding the concept of air resistance..
3. Water: Engaging in experiments on the properties of water, including surface tension experiments, exploring buoyancy with different objects, and observing water cycles through simple evaporation and condensation experiments.
4. Magnetism: Exploring the principles of magnetism through experiments such as magnetic and non-magnetic object sorting, creating magnetic fields with bar magnets, and investigating the behavior of magnets around different materials.
5. Electricity: Introducing basic concepts of electricity through experiments on static electricity, simple circuits using batteries and bulbs, and exploring conductors and insulators.

Writing

By this stage, children have participated in extensive oral activities, basic reading tasks, and have practiced writing letters on plain paper. Now, they are prepared to express their thoughts through writing. We provide structured writing exercises and creative writing activities to further enhance their skills.

1. Passage Writing:
   Children write passages, enabling them to practice sentence structure, grammar, and coherence.
2. Creative Writing:
   Through interactive question games in small groups, children create stories, fostering imagination and narrative skills.

Reading

1. Definition Stages:
   • Reading Definitions: Children read definitions and identify pictures that correspond to those definitions.
   • Naming Definitions They read and name definitions, reinforcing comprehension and vocabulary.
   • Puzzle Strips: Definitions are cut into strips, and children piece them together to match pictures, enhancing their understanding of sentence structure and meaning.
2. Picture Folders:
   • We use themed picture folders to build vocabulary and reading proficiency. Children read descriptions related to pictures, helping them associate words with visual representations.
3. Continuation of Commands:
   • This activity involves performing actions based on given sentences that include action words and objects. It enhances comprehension and the ability to follow instructions.
4. Reading Analysis:
   • Children analyze sentences to identify action words and their quantity.
   • They ask questions about the subject, object, and adjectives related to the action words.
   • This culminates in creating a reading analysis chart, which helps them understand sentence components and structure.

Benefits of Storytelling and Poem Recitation

• Language Enrichment: Regular storytelling sessions and poem recitations expose children to new vocabulary, sentence structures, and expressions, enhancing their linguistic abilities.
• Listening Skills: By actively listening to stories and poems, children develop better attention spans and listening skills, which are critical for effective communication.
• Imagination and Creativity: Engaging narratives and poetic verses stimulate children's imagination and creativity, encouraging them to think beyond the literal and explore abstract concepts.
• Moral Values: Through carefully selected stories and poems, children learn important moral values and life lessons in an engaging and memorable way.

Activities and Implementation

• Daily Storytelling Sessions: We conduct daily storytelling sessions where children listen to a variety of stories, ranging from traditional tales to contemporary narratives. These sessions are designed to be interactive, with children encouraged to ask questions and discuss the stories.
• Poem Recitation: Regular poem recitation sessions introduce children to the rhythm, rhyme, and musicality of language. Children participate by reciting poems individually and in groups, enhancing their memorization and public speaking skills.
• Age-Appropriate Thirukural Stories: We plan to translate the wisdom of Thirukural into age-appropriate stories. These stories will convey valuable life lessons and ethical principles through engaging and relatable narratives, making ancient wisdom accessible to young minds.
• Interactive Storytelling: In addition to traditional storytelling, we incorporate interactive elements such as role-playing, puppet shows, and story-related crafts. These activities make the storytelling experience more immersive and enjoyable.
• Multilingual Support: : Our storytelling and poem recitation activities are conducted in English, Tamil, and Hindi, ensuring that children develop language skills in multiple languages and appreciate the richness of different linguistic traditions.