• Students are learning to make predictions and connections between the illustrations and text to deepen their understanding of the story.
• Students learn that living things have basic needs, including food and water.
• Students learn that different materials, such as coloured pencils, crayons and markers, have different purposes.
• Students learn to use different techniques to make their colouring neat and appealing.
• Students learn to identify and extract key information from the text to deepen their comprehension.
• Students learn to relate elements of the text to their own lives.
• Children learn to recognise the animal names through letters.
• Students learn to retell narrative texts in the proper sequence.
• Children learn to take turns and share learning materials with friends.
• Children learn to take turns and share learning materials with friends.
• Children learn that food provided at school is limited.
• Children learn being fair and respectful to others can fill their bucket.
• Students are learning to count backwards through the one-less number concept.
• Students will practise counting numbers up to 10.
• Students learn to identify, sort, and name familiar 2D shapes
• We are learning to recognise 2D shapes in everyday objects.
• Students are learning to identify and match basic shapes.