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LKG | Montessori 2

Age 4–5 Years: 50-Week Day-Wise Learning Plan

Week Theme Parent Observation 5-Day Activity Plan Learning Outcome Learning Support
Week 01
LKG Routine and Confidence
Can the child understand and follow simple school routine words?
Day 1
Show pictures of classroom, teacher, school bag, books, friends, and water bottle.
Day 2
Practise greetings: “Good morning,” “May I come in?” and “Thank you.”
Day 3
Role-play classroom routine: sit, listen, answer, keep things back.
Day 4
Colour a school bag or classroom picture.
Day 5
Revise by asking “What do we do in school?”
Child understands LKG routine, classroom behaviour, and simple instructions
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 02
Myself
Can the child say their name, age, and one favourite thing?
Day 1
Show the child’s photo and say name, age, class, and favourite colour.
Day 2
Practise “My name is ____” and “I am ____ years old.”
Day 3
Talk about favourite food, toy, colour, and activity.
Day 4
Colour or draw a “This is me” picture.
Day 5
Revise with a short self-introduction.
Child gives a simple self-introduction
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 03
My Family and Home
Can the child speak 2–3 simple lines about family?
Day 1
Show family photos and name each member.
Day 2
Practise “This is my mother/father/brother/sister.”
Day 3
Show home objects: room, door, bed, kitchen, table.
Day 4
Colour a family or home picture.
Day 5
Revise by asking “Who lives with you?”
Child speaks about family members and home
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 04
Body Parts and Five Senses
Can the child connect basic sense organs with their use?
Day 1
Revise body parts: head, hands, legs, eyes, ears, nose, mouth.
Day 2
Introduce five senses: eyes see, ears hear, nose smells, tongue tastes, skin feels.
Day 3
Match sense organ to action: eyes-seeing, ears-hearing, nose-smelling.
Day 4
Colour a five senses worksheet or picture.
Day 5
Revise with real examples: smell flower, hear bell, see book.
Child identifies body parts and understands basic sense organs
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 05
Good Manners and Social Skills
Does the child use polite words with reminders?
Day 1
Show pictures of please, thank you, sorry, excuse me, and welcome.
Day 2
Practise asking politely: “Please give me the toy.”
Day 3
Role-play sharing, waiting for turn, and saying sorry.
Day 4
Colour a good manners picture.
Day 5
Revise by using polite words in real situations.
Child uses polite words and begins practising sharing and waiting
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 06
Daily Routine and Responsibility
Can the child explain 3–4 daily routine actions?
Day 1
Show wake up, brush, bath, eat, school, play, clean up, sleep.
Day 2
Say routine words in correct order.
Day 3
Arrange 4 routine pictures in sequence.
Day 4
Colour a routine picture, such as brushing or sleeping.
Day 5
Revise by asking “What do you do after waking up?”
Child understands daily routine and simple responsibility
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 07
Colours and Colour Words
Can the child identify and name 6–8 colours?
Day 1
Revise red, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink, black, and white.
Day 2
Say colour phrases: red apple, blue car, yellow sun, green leaf.
Day 3
Sort toys or crayons by colour.
Day 4
Colour objects according to instruction.
Day 5
Revise with a colour hunt at home.
Child recognises common colours and describes objects by colour
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 08
Shapes and Real Objects
Can the child identify 5–7 shapes and connect them to objects?
Day 1
Show circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, star, and heart.
Day 2
Find shape objects at home: plate, box, door, ball, book.
Day 3
Match shape cards with real objects.
Day 4
Trace and colour large shapes.
Day 5
Revise by asking “Which object is a circle?”
Child recognises basic shapes in real objects
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 09
Pre-Writing Strokes
Is the child comfortable making lines, curves, and circles?
Day 1
Practise standing line, sleeping line, and slanting line in the air.
Day 2
Finger-trace big lines on paper, sand tray, or floor.
Day 3
Practise big curves, circles, and loops using finger movement.
Day 4
Trace large path lines with thick crayon.
Day 5
Revise with free scribbling and large hand movements.
Child practises large pre-writing strokes playfully
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 10
Pencil Grip and Hand Control
Can the child hold and move the crayon with better control?
Day 1
Hold a thick crayon and do free scribbling on a blank sheet.
Day 2
Colour inside a big circle, ball, or apple picture without pressure.
Day 3
Move finger slowly on a big path from one object to another.
Day 4
Colour a large object using slow hand movement.
Day 5
Revise with free colouring and praise the child’s effort.
Child improves crayon/pencil holding, hand movement, and colouring control
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 11
Standing and Sleeping Lines
Can the child trace vertical and horizontal lines with support?
Day 1
Trace standing lines in the air from top to bottom.
Day 2
Finger-trace standing lines on paper, sand tray, or floor.
Day 3
Trace large dotted standing lines with thick crayon.
Day 4
Trace sleeping lines from left to right.
Day 5
Make a simple ladder or road pattern using standing and sleeping lines.
Child practises vertical and horizontal line tracing
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 12
Slanting Lines and Cross Lines
Can the child recognise and attempt slanting lines?
Day 1
Trace right-slanting and left-slanting lines in the air.
Day 2
Finger-trace slanting lines on a big worksheet.
Day 3
Trace a simple mountain pattern using slanting lines.
Day 4
Make X shapes using two slanting lines with parent help.
Day 5
Colour a kite, roof, or mountain picture and notice slanting lines.
Child practises slanting strokes used in early writing
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 13
Curves and Circles
Can the child make large curved movements comfortably?
Day 1
Move finger in a big rainbow curve.
Day 2
Finger-trace C-shape and U-shape curves.
Day 3
Trace big circles using finger first, then crayon.
Day 4
Colour round objects such as ball, sun, wheel, and orange.
Day 5
Revise curves and circles through a fun “round objects” activity.
Child practises curved movements needed for letters and shapes
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 14
Waves and Zigzags
Can the child follow wave and zigzag paths with help?
Day 1
Finger-trace wave lines like water.
Day 2
Trace big wave lines with a thick crayon.
Day 3
Finger-trace zigzag lines like mountains or lightning.
Day 4
Trace big zigzag paths with a crayon.
Day 5
Move a toy fish on wave lines and a toy car on zigzag roads.
Child builds hand control through wave and zigzag tracing
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 15
Loops, Spirals, and Simple Paths
Can the child follow a path without lifting the hand too often?
Day 1
Trace big loop patterns with finger movement.
Day 2
Trace spiral shapes like a snail shell or lollipop.
Day 3
Follow a simple maze path with finger first, then crayon.
Day 4
Join 3–5 large dots to complete a simple path.
Day 5
Revise loops, spirals, and paths through a fun tracing sheet.
Child strengthens continuous hand movement and visual tracking
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 16
Pre-Writing Pattern Revision
Is the child ready to start large alphabet tracing gently?
Day 1
Revise standing and sleeping lines.
Day 2
Revise slanting lines and cross lines.
Day 3
Revise curves, circles, waves, and zigzags.
Day 4
Complete a mixed pre-writing pattern sheet.
Day 5
Do a joyful revision activity using crayons, finger tracing, and large movements.
Child revises all basic strokes before alphabet tracing
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 17
Uppercase A–C
Can the child recognise A, B, and C with picture support?
Day 1
Show A for Apple with picture and sound.
Day 2
Show B for Ball with picture and sound.
Day 3
Show C for Cat with picture and sound.
Day 4
Match A, B, C with pictures and trace large letters.
Day 5
Revise A–C through picture cards and colouring.
Child recognises, says, sounds, and traces A, B, C
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 18
Uppercase D–F
Can the child identify D, E, and F?
Day 1
Show D for Dog with picture and sound.
Day 2
Show E for Elephant with picture and sound.
Day 3
Show F for Fish with picture and sound.
Day 4
Match D, E, F with pictures and trace large letters.
Day 5
Revise A–F through letter-picture cards.
Child recognises, says, sounds, and traces D, E, F
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 18
Uppercase G–I
Can the child connect letters with familiar pictures?
Day 1
Show G for Grapes with picture and sound.
Day 2
Show H for Hen with picture and sound.
Day 3
Show I for Ice cream with picture and sound.
Day 4
Match letters to pictures and colour one picture.
Day 5
Revise G–I through a picture game.
Child recognises, says, sounds, and traces G, H, I
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 20
Uppercase J–L
Can the child recognise and trace J, K, L with support?
Day 1
Show J for Jug with picture and sound.
Day 2
Show K for Kite with picture and sound.
Day 3
Show L for Lion with picture and sound.
Day 4
Trace large J, K, L with support.
Day 5
Revise J–L through matching and colouring.
Child recognises, says, sounds, and traces J, K, L
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 21
Uppercase M–O
Can the child identify M, N, and O?
Day 1
Show M for Mango with picture and sound.
Day 2
Show N for Nest with picture and sound.
Day 3
Show O for Orange with picture and sound.
Day 4
Match letters to pictures and trace large letters.
Day 5
Revise M–O with picture cards.
Child recognises, says, sounds, and traces M, N, O
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 22
Uppercase P–R
Can the child recognise P, Q, and R with help?
Day 1
Show P for Parrot with picture and sound.
Day 2
Show Q for Queen with picture and sound.
Day 3
Show R for Rabbit with picture and sound.
Day 4
Match P, Q, R to pictures and trace large letters.
Day 5
Revise P–R through letter hunt.
Child recognises, says, sounds, and traces P, Q, R
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 23
Uppercase S–U
Can the child identify S, T, and U?
Day 1
Show S for Sun with picture and sound.
Day 2
Show T for Tiger with picture and sound.
Day 3
Show U for Umbrella with picture and sound.
Day 4
Trace large S, T, U and colour related pictures.
Day 5
Revise S–U using picture cards.
Child recognises, says, sounds, and traces S, T, U
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 24
Uppercase V–Z
Can the child recognise many uppercase letters?
Day 1
Show V for Van and W for Watch.
Day 2
Show X for X-ray and Y for Yak.
Day 3
Show Z for Zebra.
Day 4
Match V–Z letters to pictures and trace large letters.
Day 5
Revise A–Z with an alphabet picture game.
Child recognises, says, sounds, and traces V, W, X, Y, Z
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 25
Alphabet Revision
Which uppercase letters does the child remember well?
Day 1
Revise A–F using picture cards.
Day 2
Revise G–L using picture cards.
Day 3
Revise M–R using picture cards.
Day 4
Revise S–Z using picture cards.
Day 5
Play “find the letter” using books or cards.
Child strengthens uppercase A–Z recognition
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 26
Lowercase a–f Exposure
Can the child match a few uppercase and lowercase letters?
Day 1
Show A-a and B-b pairs.
Day 2
Show C-c and D-d pairs.
Day 3
Show E-e and F-f pairs.
Day 4
Match uppercase and lowercase pairs with support.
Day 5
Revise a–f through picture cards.
Child begins recognising lowercase a–f
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 27
Lowercase g–l Exposure
Can the child recognise some lowercase letters?
Day 1
Show G-g and H-h pairs.
Day 2
Show I-i and J-j pairs.
Day 3
Show K-k and L-l pairs.
Day 4
Match uppercase-lowercase pairs with help.
Day 5
Revise g–l using cards and pictures.
Child begins recognising lowercase g–l
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 28
Lowercase m–r Exposure
Can the child match a few more lowercase pairs?
Day 1
Show M-m and N-n pairs.
Day 2
Show O-o and P-p pairs.
Day 3
Show Q-q and R-r pairs.
Day 4
Match uppercase and lowercase pairs.
Day 5
Revise m–r through letter cards.
Child begins recognising lowercase m–r
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 29
Lowercase s–z Exposure
Can the child recognise some lowercase letters without pressure?
Day 1
Show S-s and T-t pairs.
Day 2
Show U-u and V-v pairs.
Day 3
Show W-w, X-x, Y-y, and Z-z pairs.
Day 4
Match uppercase-lowercase pairs with support.
Day 5
Revise lowercase letters through a simple game.
Child begins recognising lowercase s–z
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 30
Letter Sounds Revision
Can the child hear and repeat beginning sounds?
Day 1
Revise A, B, C, D sounds using pictures.
Day 2
Revise M, P, S, T sounds using pictures.
Day 3
Find home objects starting with familiar sounds.
Day 4
Match sound to picture with parent support.
Day 5
Revise by asking “Ball starts with which sound?”
Child connects common letters with beginning sounds
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 31
Vowels Exposure
Can the child recognise some vowels?
Day 1
Show a, e, i, o, u with simple pictures.
Day 2
Say vowel sounds slowly with parent help.
Day 3
Find vowels inside simple words like apple, egg, ink, orange, umbrella.
Day 4
Circle or colour vowels with support.
Day 5
Revise vowels through a simple vowel song.
Child recognises vowels a, e, i, o, u as special letters
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 32
Rhyming and Sound Play
Does the child enjoy and repeat rhyming words?
Day 1
Listen to rhyming words: cat-hat, sun-fun.
Day 2
Repeat simple rhyming pairs orally.
Day 3
Match rhyming picture pairs with parent help.
Day 4
Colour one rhyming picture pair.
Day 5
Revise through a rhyme or song.
Child listens to similar ending sounds
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 33
Simple Word Awareness
Can the child match simple words to pictures with help?
Day 1
Show cat, bat, mat with pictures.
Day 2
Say the words slowly and clap the sounds.
Day 3
Match simple word cards to pictures with parent help.
Day 4
Colour cat, bat, or mat picture.
Day 5
Revise orally without forcing reading.
Child gets gentle exposure to simple 3-letter words
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 34
Numbers 1–5
Can the child count objects up to 5?
Day 1
Count 1–5 using fingers.
Day 2
Count 5 toys or blocks.
Day 3
Match numbers 1–5 with object groups.
Day 4
Colour 1 apple, 2 balls, 3 stars, 4 flowers, 5 circles.
Day 5
Revise by counting snacks, crayons, or toys.
Child recognises and counts quantities 1–5
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 35
Numbers 6–10
Can the child count up to 10 with support?
Day 1
Show numbers 6 and 7 with objects.
Day 2
Show numbers 8 and 9 with objects.
Day 3
Show number 10 with objects.
Day 4
Match numbers 6–10 with quantities.
Day 5
Revise counting 1–10 using toys.
Child recognises and counts quantities 6–10
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 36
Numbers 11–20 Exposure
Can the child say numbers beyond 10 with help?
Day 1
Show numbers 11–13 and count objects with help.
Day 2
Show numbers 14–16 and count slowly.
Day 3
Show numbers 17–20 and count with parent.
Day 4
Colour number cards 11–20.
Day 5
Revise counting 1–20 orally.
Child gets exposure to numbers 11–20
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 37
Number Quantity
Can the child give the correct quantity with support?
Day 1
Give 1, 2, and 3 objects when asked.
Day 2
Give 4 and 5 objects when asked.
Day 3
Count and place objects in a basket.
Day 4
Match number cards to object groups.
Day 5
Revise with “Give me 3 blocks” and “Give me 5 crayons.”
Child connects numbers with actual quantity
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 38
Number Order
Can the child understand simple number order?
Day 1
Arrange number cards 1–5 in order.
Day 2
Arrange number cards 6–10 in order.
Day 3
Ask “What comes after 3?” using cards.
Day 4
Fill missing number orally with parent help.
Day 5
Revise number order through a number train game.
Child begins understanding before, after, and between using 1–10
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 39
More, Less, Same
Can the child compare small groups of objects?
Day 1
Show more and less using blocks.
Day 2
Show same quantity using two groups.
Day 3
Compare snacks, crayons, or toys.
Day 4
Colour the group with more objects.
Day 5
Revise with “Which has more?” and “Which has less?”
Child compares simple quantities
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 40
Sorting and Grouping
Can the child sort objects into simple groups?
Day 1
Sort objects by colour.
Day 2
Sort objects by shape.
Day 3
Sort fruits and vegetables.
Day 4
Sort animals and vehicles.
Day 5
Revise by sorting toys into two baskets.
Child sorts objects by colour, shape, size, or type
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 41
Patterns
Can the child continue a simple AB pattern?
Day 1
Show red-blue-red-blue pattern.
Day 2
Show circle-square-circle-square pattern.
Day 3
Make clap-tap-clap-tap movement pattern.
Day 4
Complete a simple colour or shape pattern.
Day 5
Create a pattern using toys or crayons.
Child recognises and continues simple patterns
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 42
Same, Different, Odd One Out
Can the child identify same, different, or odd one out?
Day 1
Match same pictures.
Day 2
Find the different object from three pictures.
Day 3
Find odd one out: two fruits and one vehicle.
Day 4
Colour the object that is different.
Day 5
Revise with toys and picture cards.
Child develops simple visual thinking
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 43
Sequencing
Can the child arrange 2–3 events in order?
Day 1
Show 3-step routine: wake up, brush, eat.
Day 2
Arrange pictures: seed, plant, flower.
Day 3
Arrange story pictures in first-next-last order.
Day 4
Colour a sequence picture.
Day 5
Revise by asking “What comes next?”
Child understands simple order of events
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 44
Fruits, Vegetables, and Food
Can the child identify and sort common food items?
Day 1
Revise fruits: apple, banana, mango, orange, grapes.
Day 2
Revise vegetables: carrot, tomato, potato, onion, cucumber.
Day 3
Sort fruits and vegetables.
Day 4
Colour a healthy food plate.
Day 5
Talk about lunchbox or snack.
Child identifies food items and simple healthy choices
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 45
Animals and Their Homes
Can the child connect animals with sounds or homes?
Day 1
Revise dog, cat, cow, goat, lion, elephant.
Day 2
Match animals with sounds.
Day 3
Introduce simple homes: dog-kennel, bird-nest, cow-shed.
Day 4
Colour an animal and its home.
Day 5
Revise “Where does the bird live?”
Child identifies animals, sounds, and simple homes
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 46
Birds, Insects, and Water Animals
Can the child recognise basic living thing categories?
Day 1
Show birds: crow, parrot, pigeon.
Day 2
Show insects: butterfly, ant, bee.
Day 3
Show water animals: fish, turtle, crab.
Day 4
Sort bird, insect, and water animal pictures.
Day 5
Revise by saying “Birds fly” and “Fish lives in water.”
Child recognises basic categories of living things
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 47
Plants and Nature
Can the child show curiosity about plants and nature?
Day 1
Show plant, leaf, flower, tree, seed.
Day 2
Say “Plants need water” and “Plants need sunlight.”
Day 3
Water a plant with parent help.
Day 4
Colour a plant or flower picture.
Day 5
Revise by observing a plant at home.
Child understands simple plant and nature concepts
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 48
Community Helpers
Can the child identify 3–4 community helpers?
Day 1
Show doctor, teacher, farmer, police, firefighter.
Day 2
Say “Doctor helps us” and “Teacher teaches us.”
Day 3
Match helper with tool: doctor-stethoscope, teacher-book.
Day 4
Colour a community helper picture.
Day 5
Role-play doctor, teacher, or farmer.
Child recognises common helpers and their work
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 49
Transport and Road Safety
Can the child recognise vehicles and basic traffic light meaning?
Day 1
Show road vehicles: car, bus, bike, auto.
Day 2
Show train, boat, and aeroplane.
Day 3
Introduce traffic light colours: red stop, green go.
Day 4
Colour a traffic light or vehicle picture.
Day 5
Revise by spotting vehicles and saying basic safety words.
Child recognises transport and simple road safety rules
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 50
Weather and Seasons
Can the child connect weather with simple daily life?
Day 1
Show sunny, rainy, cloudy, and windy weather.
Day 2
Say “Today is sunny/rainy/cloudy.”
Day 3
Match umbrella to rain and cap to sun.
Day 4
Colour a weather picture.
Day 5
Look outside and describe the weather.
Child recognises basic weather and matching clothes
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 51
Hygiene, Safety, and Good Habits
Does the child follow basic hygiene and safety reminders?
Day 1
Show handwashing, brushing, bathing, and clean clothes.
Day 2
Practise handwashing steps.
Day 3
Talk about hot, sharp, and unsafe objects.
Day 4
Colour a hygiene or safety picture.
Day 5
Revise good habits during daily routine.
Child practises cleanliness and basic safety
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 52
Story Listening
Can the child listen and answer simple story questions?
Day 1
Read one short picture story.
Day 2
Point to characters in the story.
Day 3
Ask simple questions: who, what, where.
Day 4
Colour a story character picture.
Day 5
Retell the story with parent prompts.
Child listens to and understands a short picture story
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 53
Picture Talk and Speaking
Can the child describe a picture using words or short sentences?
Day 1
Show a picture of park, school, family, or animals.
Day 2
Ask “What do you see?” and help the child answer.
Day 3
Practise phrases: red ball, big dog, small cat.
Day 4
Colour one object from the picture.
Day 5
Revise by speaking 2–3 simple sentences about the picture.
Child speaks simple phrases and short sentences about pictures
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 54
Creativity, Music, and Movement
Can the child express through art, rhythm, and movement?
Day 1
Do free drawing or colouring.
Day 2
Do simple tear-and-paste craft with parent help.
Day 3
Listen to an action rhyme and copy movements.
Day 4
Clap, jump, dance, and freeze to music.
Day 5
Show artwork or perform a rhyme for family.
Child expresses through colouring, craft, rhythm, and movement
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 55
Revision 1
Which letters, colours, shapes, or numbers need more practice?
Day 1
Revise uppercase letters A–Z with picture cards.
Day 2
Revise lowercase exposure and letter sounds.
Day 3
Revise colours and shapes.
Day 4
Revise numbers 1–20 and quantities.
Day 5
Do a fun parent-child quiz using pictures and objects.
Child revises letters, sounds, colours, shapes, and numbers
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026
Week 56
Revision 2 and LKG Confidence
Is the child more confident in speaking, recognising, tracing, counting, and responding?
Day 1
Revise fruits, vegetables, animals, birds, and transport.
Day 2
Revise actions, emotions, good manners, and daily routine.
Day 3
Revise sorting, patterns, sequencing, and same/different.
Day 4
Revise story listening and picture talk.
Day 5
Celebrate with a sticker, clap, hug, certificate, or “Well done” moment.
Child revises stories, vocabulary, habits, thinking, and school readiness
Integration period: 8th – 13th June 2026