D.A.V.

PUBLIC
SCHOOL, NERUL

Plot.No.34, Sector-48, Nerul, Navi Mumbai-400 706

Phone : 27714017, 27713543 Fax : 27714016
Website : www.davnerul.com
Email : davnerul@gmail.com

SrSr. KG
SYLLABUS AND ACTIVITY
SCHEDULE
FOR THE YEAR
2014 - 2015
 Reference Books

1) English :- Integrated Activity Book

My Workbook English
My English Book
Cursive Writing Book

2) Hindi :- Bal Madhuri

Shabdh Abhyas
Akshar Parichay

3) Maths :- Kinder Garten Mathematics

My Workbook Mathematics

4) G.K. :- Wonder World

5) Drawing :- Scrap Book

6) Colouring :- Fun with colours

7) Rhymes (English & Hindi) :- Rhythmic Rhyme Book

Note Books :- English - 4 lines

Maths - lines
Hindi - 5 lines
 Syllabus
Month Subject Portion
April English Aa - Zz (Revision)
Vowels “a, e, i, o, u”
Recitation 1. Oneness
2. Body Parts
G.K/Conversation 1. Parts of the body
2. Colours
3. Good manners
Hindi De - Deë (Revision)
J³ebpeve
Recitation 1. neLeer
2. meesves keÀer ef®eefæ[³ee
Maths 1. Numbers 1 - 50
Story Jumbo The Elephant
June English Two letter words
Recitation 1. Rainy Season
2. Vegetables
3. Fruit-Seller
G.K./Conversation 1. Fruits
2. Vegetables
3. Flowers
Hindi J³ebpeve
Recitation 1. mey]peer ues uees
2. HeÀueJeeuee
Month Subject Portion
Maths 1. Nos. 51-70
2. After nos. 0-20
3. Concept : Big & Small
Story Jumbo The Elephant
July English Three letter words
Recitation 1. Going to the zoo
2. Count 1, 2, 3
3. Sounds of Animals
G.K./Conversation 1. Domestic animals
2. Wild animals
3. More animals
Hindi J³ebpeve
Recitation 1. veìKeì yeboj
2. ®etns keÀer yeejele
Maths 1. Nos. 71 - 100
2. Before nos. 0-20
3. Concept : Long & Short
4. Shapes
Story Jumbo The Elephant
August English Three letter words (contd.)
Recitation 1. My dear ones
2. True friends
G.K./Conversation 1. Birds
2. Insects
3. Independence day
Month Subject Portion
Hindi J³ebpeve
Recitation 1. ns ceeB legcnbs ÒeCeece
2. jeKeer
3. keÀyetlej
Maths 1. Nos. 101 - 125
2. Concept : Fat & Thin
3. Between nos. 0 - 20
Story Chintu And The Vendor
September English Three letter words (contd.)
Recitation 1. Plant is born
2. Father up above
G.K/Conversation 1. Teachers day
2. Clothes
3. The Sun & The Moon
Hindi J³ebpeve
Recitation 1. megyen
2. keÀewDee
3. F&o
Maths 1. Nos. 126 - 150
2. After Nos. 21 - 50
3. Concept - Tall & Short
Story Chintu And The Vendor
October English Three letter words (contd.)
Recitation 1. Out in the Garden
2. Good Night
Month Subject Portion
G.K./Conversation 1. Garden
2. Diwali
3. Gandhi Jayanti
Hindi Two letter words
Recitation 1. íesìs ye®®es
2. oMenje
3. efoJeeueer
Maths 1. No. Names 1 - 10
2. Before nos. 21 - 50
3. Backward counting 20-0
Story Chintu And The Vendor
November English 1. Articles (a, an)
2. Phrases
Recitation 1. Pomp, Tring, Zoom, Chuk
2. Traffic Lights
G.K./Conversation 1. Means of Transport
2. Birthday Party
3. Childrens Day
Hindi Two letter words (contd.)
Recitation 1. meæ[keÀ keÀer yeefÊe³eeB
2. yeLe& [s
Maths 1. Addition
2. Between Nos. 21 - 50
Story The Lion And The Bee
Month Subject Portion
December English 1. Phrases - ‘and’
2. Introducing verbs is / has
Recitation 1. Water
2. Winter Time
G.K /Conversation 1. Seasons
2. Games
3. Christmas
Hindi 1. Framing sentences using
two letter words
2. Three letter words
Recitation 1. meoea
2. ef¬eÀmeceme
Maths 1. Subtraction (1digit only)
2. Concept : More & Less
Story The Lion And The Bee
January English Introducing This/That
Recitation 1. My Family
2. My Life
G.K./Conversation 1. Myself & My Family
2. Good Habits
3. Republic Day
. Hindi 1. Framing sentences using
two and three letter words
2. Four letter words
Recitation 1. Heeveer
2. YeeuetJeeuee
3. HeeB®e ef®eefæ[³eeB
Month Subject Portion
Maths 1. Subtraction and Addition
2. Backward Nos. 50-0
Story Fight Always Gives Bad Result
February English 1. Prepositions
(in, on, under)
2. Framing sentences using
2 and 3 letter words
Recitation 1. Postman
2. Cobbler
3. Sweeper
4. Doctor
G.K./Conversation 1. My School
2. Our Helpers
Hindi 1. Framing sentences using
2, 3 & 4 letter words
2. Introducing Dee - cee$ee
Recitation 1. meerKe
2. nJee
3. nesueer
Maths 1. No. Names 1-10 (Rev.)
2. Nos. 1-150
3. Addition & Subtraction
(Rev.)
Story Fight Always Gives Bad Result

March All Subjects Revision

 STORIES
JUMBO THE ELEPHANT
Jumbo was an elephant. One-day Jumbo went
for a walk. He walked slowly plod, plod, and
plod. Jumbo walked to the river. He saw a
little girl crying. He asked, “why are you
crying?” “My bucket broke,” cried the little girl.” I can’t take
water to my house”. Jumbo looked at the bucket which had a big
hole in it.” Don’t worry” said Jumbo. “I will help you”. Jumbo
went to the river. He put his long trunk in the water and filled it
with water. “Look,” said Jumbo,” my trunk is full of water. I will
bring the water to your house.” Jumbo went to the little girl’s
house. There she found another bucket. Jumbo filled the bucket
with water. The little girl was very happy. “Thank you. Jumbo”
she said. Moral: Always help others.

CHINTU AND THE VENDOR

Chintu was a very clever and bold boy. Once he

bought berries from a vendor. The vendor gave
berries less in weight. As Chintu was watchful, the
vendor could not cheat him. The boy quickly pointed out, “Why
are you giving me less berries?”
The vendor cunningly said, “Because the less will be easier for
you to carry”. Chintu quickly put some money in the vendor’s
hand and walked away. The vendor counted the money and found
it less. So he called Chintu back and said, “you gave me less
money”. Chintu sharply replied “Isn’t it easy to count, sir?”

Moral: Tit for tat.

 THE LION AND THE BEE
One day a lion was taking a nap. A bee came flying
around his head, Buzzzzz…..
“Go away before I crush you under my paw,” the
lion roared. You may be the king of the jungle. I am
not afraid of you. Come let’s fight and see who wins. The lion
agreed.
The bee bit him on his nose and ears again and again.
To kill the bee the lion clawed himself with his sharp nails.
“Stop! Stop! Cried the lion. You win!”
The bee buzzed away with joy after winning.

Moral : Never judge your enemies strength by his size.

FIGHT ALWAYS GIVES BAD RESULT

One day, two friends, while walking along the road saw a nice
rope lying by its side. Both wanted to have it and started fighting
for it.
One held it from one end and the other from teh other end. They
started pulling the rope. Suddenly, the rope broke off from the
middle. One of them fell in mud and the other in a drain.
A passerby, who was watching all this, went to them and said,
“Fighting for a thing always gives bad results.” The friends felt
ashamed of their deed.

Moral : Think twice before you act.

 , Lea rn & Grow To
l a y get
W e P h

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All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten

Share everything.
Play fair.
Don’t hit your friends.
Put things back where you found them.
Clean up your own mess.
Don’t take things that aren’t yours.
Say you’re sorry when you hurt somebody.
Wash your hands before you eat.
Warm cookies and cold milk are good for you.
Draw and paint and sing and dance
and play and work every day.
When you go out into the world,
watch out for traffic,
hold hands, and stick together.