03 People Who Help Us Tailor Who is she? Can you identify her? What is she doing? JNSNurRs_erByG_MFu_nKMITa0x9_P-1a0rt0_127_F- eSbFS11-_NLuPrPs.einrydd- TB51FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 51 51NURSERY - EVS 22/1/198//22001166 96:042:1024 PPM
04 Colours Primary Colour: Red The objects below are all red in colour. Recognise them and say their names aloud. HIBISCUS STRAWBERRY TOMATO BALLOON ROSE APPLE 52 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0024::1034PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T5B2FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 52
04 Colours Primary Colour: Yellow The objects below are all yellow in colour. Recognise them and say their names aloud. Y SUNFLOWER CORN BANANA SKIRT LEMON MANGO NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T5B3FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 53 53NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0024::1044PPMM
04 Colours Primary Colour The objects below are all blue in colour. Recognise them and say their names aloud. BAG CAR T-SHIRT BALL RIBBON DRESS 54 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0024::1054PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T5B4FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 54
05 Neighbourhood Market This is a market. We buy fruits and vegetables from the market. MARKET NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T5B5FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 55 55NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0024::1074PPMM
05 Neighbourhood Playground This is my playground and these are some of the things we see in the playground. SLIDE SWING SEE-SAW 56 NURSERY - EVS 22/1/198//22001166 96:043:015 PPM JNSNurRs_erByG_MFu_nKMITa0x9_P-1a0rt0_127_F- eSbFS11-_NLuPrPs.einrydd- TB56FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 56
06 Seasons Summer Season Summer season is hot. Here are some things we eat and use in summer. ICE-CREAM UMBRELLA MANGO CAP SUN GLASSES NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T5B7FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 57 57NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::0045PPMM
06 Seasons Winter Season Winter season is cold. Here are some things we use in winter season. SCARF SWEATER BLANKETS WOOLLEN CAP GLOVES 58 NURSERY - EVS NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T5B8FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 58 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::0055PPMM
06 Seasons Rainy Season Rainy season is wet. Here are some things we use during rainy season. RAINCOAT UMBRELLA BOOTS NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T5B9FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 59 59NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::0065PPMM
07 Animals Domestic Animals The animals seen around us are called domestic animals. DOG SHEEP CAT PIG RABBIT COW 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::0085PPMM 60 NURSERY - EVS NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B0FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 60
07 Animals Wild Animals Look at these animals. The animals seen in a zoo or a forest are called wild animals. LION BEAR FOX ZEBRA ELEPHANT TIGER 61NURSERY - EVS JNSNurRs_erByG_MFu_nKMITa0x9_P-1a0rt0_127_F- eSbFS11-_NLuPrPs.einrydd- TB61FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 61 22/1/198//22001166 96:043:1015 PPM
08 Expressions What Do They Say? Identify these expressions as happy or sad. Happy I’m happy. Today is my birthday. I am sad. No one is playing with me. Sad 62 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::1025PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B2FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 62
09 Games Name Ball Here is a game you can play with a ball. Stand around in a circle with your friends. One of you stand in the middle and throw a ball into the air as high as you can. While you throw the ball, call out a friend’s name. Your friend has to catch the ball as it comes down and takes your place in the middle of the circle. Encourage your friends to call out a different name each time they have the ball. NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B3FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 63 63NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::1035PPMM
09 Games Alphabet Ball Here is how you can play Alphabet Ball along with your friends. Toss a ball back and forth (among your friends), saying the next letter of the alphabet each time you catch it. If you’d like, sing the letters to your favourite tune. When you reach “Z”, whoever has the ball gets to sing the whole alphabet song from beginning to end. (If your friends are not yet able to throw the ball accurately, try rolling it instead.) 64 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::1045PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B4FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 64
10 Rhyme Hickory, Dickory, Dock Listen to the rhyme and repeat after your teacher. Hickory, dickory, dock, The mouse ran up the clock; The clock struck one, The mouse ran down, Hickory, dickory, dock. NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B5FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 65 65NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::1045PPMM
10 Rhyme Ding Dong Bell Listen to the rhyme and repeat after your teacher. Ding dong bell Pussy’s in the well Who put her in? Little Johnny Flynn Who pulled her out? Little Tommy Stout What a naughty boy was that To try to drown poor Pussy cat. 66 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::1075PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B6FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 66
11 Story Little Red Hen Little Red Hen found a grain of wheat. “Who will plant this?” she asked. “Not I,” said the cat. “Not I,” said the goose. “Not I,” said the rat. “Then I will,” said the Little Red Hen. So she buried the wheat in the ground. NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B7FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 67 67NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::1096PPMM
11 Story Little Red Hen (continued) After a while it grew yellow and ripe. “The wheat is ripe now,” said Little Red Hen. “Who will cut it?” “Not I,” said the cat. “Not I,” said the goose. “Not I,” said the rat. “Then I will,” said the Little Red Hen. So she cut it. 68 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::2006PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B8FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 68
11 Story Little Red Hen (continued) Then she asked, “Who will take this wheat to the mill?” “Not I,” said the cat. “Not I,” said the goose. “Not I,” said the rat. “Then I will,” said the Little Red Hen. So she took the wheat to the mill and carried the flour home. NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T6B9FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 69 69NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::3026PPMM
11 Story Little Red Hen (continued) “Who will make me some bread with this flour?”, she asked. “Not I,” said the cat. “Not I,” said the goose. “Not I,” said the rat. “Then I will,” said the Little Red Hen. So she made and baked the bread. 70 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::4037PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B0FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 70
11 Story Little Red Hen (continued) Then she said, “Now we shall see who will eat this bread.” “We will,” said the cat, the goose, and the rat. “I am quite sure you would,” said the Little Red Hen, “if you could get it.” Then she called her chicks, and they ate up all the bread. There was nothing for the cat, or the goose, or the rat. Moral: If you cannot work, you will not get to eat. 71NURSERY - EVS JNSNurRs_erByG_MFu_nKMITa0x9_P-1a0rt0_127_F- eSbFS11-_NLuPrPs.einrydd- TB71FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 71 22/1/198//22001166 96:043:4087 PPM
11 Story The Greedy Dog There was a very hungry dog. He found a bone. With the bone in his mouth, he went near a bridge. 72 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::4088PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B2FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 72
11 Story The Greedy Dog (continued) He saw his own image but he thought it was another dog, who also has a bone. He wanted to eat that bone as well. He opened his mouth to get it. As soon as he opened his mouth, his bone fell in the water. NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B3FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 73 73NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::4098PPMM
11 Story The Greedy Dog (continued) The greedy dog was very sad because he lost the bone he had. Moral: Do not be greedy. 74 NURSERY - EVS 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::4098PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B4FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 74
NotES: NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B5FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 75 75 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::4098PPMM
NotES: 76 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::4098PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B6FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 76
NotES: NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B7FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 77 77 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::4098PPMM
NotES: 78 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::5008PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B8FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 78
NotES: NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T7B9FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 79 79 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::5008PPMM
NotES: 80 22//1198//22001166 69::0034::5008PPMM NJSuNrRse_rByG_FMu_nKMITax0_9P-1ar0t0_127_F-eSbF1S1-_NLPuPrs.ienrdyd- T8B0FunMax - Integrated - Part 2_Text.pdf 80
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