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THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
THEME : ANIMALS , BIRDS & INSECTS
Can identify and name 15 domestic and wild animals. Able to differentiate wild and domestic animals.
Knows the different cries of animals. Understand the characteristic features, their habitat and the young
ones for e.g. (dog-kennel-puppy, lion-den-cub).Able to identify aquatic animals and their features. Can
answer some simple riddles on animals. Knows to colour domestic, wild and aquatic animals. Able to
match animals with
the homes and young ones. Can narrate some own stories based on animals. Enjoys watching slide on
animals. Tells the favourite pet animals they like. Can identify and name 15 birds and insects. Able to tell
the name of the birds which can fly for e.g.:-kingfisher, dove, owl, etc. and the birds which cannot fly for
e.g.:-penguin, duck, ostrich etc. knows the homes of birds and their habitats. Can identify the colour of the
birds, for example: Kingfisher is blue in colour, Humming bird is shiny green or blue in colour and spoonbill
bird with the shape of spoon beak. Can differentiate between harmful and harmless insects for e.g.: -
harmful (mosquito, centipede, honeybee ant) and harmless (housefly, ladybug, and butterfly) etc. Able to
discriminate between birds and insects. Can answer some simple riddles on birds and insects. Able to
match birds and insects with their homes. Is very interested in watching the colourful pictures on
different birds and insects. Can identify the colour of the insects, for example: Julia butterfly in golden
colour, fire bug in red and black in colour and can predict the name of the Green stink bug by its smell.
Able to identify most of the birds and insects existing in the environment during an eco-walk and could
name them [Pigeon, sparrow, etc...]. Has the awareness of protecting the birds from the en-danger.
Understands the concept of immediate medication during the insects bite and also not touch the insects,
destroy their homes and disturbing the harmful insects. Always relates and applies the learnt knowledge
with the outer environment.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of DHARINI KATHIRAVAN has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of LITHIKSHA.A has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly understand
the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of SAI JEYANTH .D has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of MIRUTHULA.M has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of POOJASHREE.P has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
Signature of the class Teacher Signature of the Principal
The Report of AKSHARADEVI.U has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Is calm , friendly, independent and co-operative child. Interacts skilfully and sensitively with the
teachers and peers. Is a keen observer. Grasps things quickly and apply the learnt knowledge in the
real life situation. Has developed very good fine motor, gross motor co-ordinations. Likes to sing,
dance and playing in the playground. Using the polite form of words such as saying thank you,
sorry, please etc... In day to day life regularly. Always works with interest and enthusiasm. Always
does his best. Generally makes an effort on his attitude. His work is tidy and attractive layout.
Forms and maintain good relationship with students and adults. Works well to achieve a common
aim. Whilst having a large circle of friends .Shows initiate in most situations. Learns routines
quickly and manages his time effectively. Organize himself effectively in all activities .Can sort
out problems alone or seeks help appropriately. Is always aware of and concerned about the
feelings of others, and acts accordingly .Always controls his behaviour appropriately. Likes his
own creative then other activities With his friendly and cooperative attitude, he has always been a
pleasant addition to the class.
The Report of ANUBHAV PATHAK has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of ANUSHRI.R has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly understand
the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
THEME : ANIMALS , BIRDS & INSECTS
Can identify and name 15 domestic and wild animals. Able to differentiate wild and domestic animals.
Knows the different cries of animals. Understand the characteristic features, their habitat and the young
ones for e.g. (dog-kennel-puppy, lion-den-cub).Able to identify aquatic animals and their features. Can
answer some simple riddles on animals. Knows to colour domestic, wild and aquatic animals. Able to
match animals with
the homes and young ones. Can narrate some own stories based on animals. Enjoys watching slide on
animals. Tells the favourite pet animals they like. Can identify and name 15 birds and insects. Able to tell
the name of the birds which can fly for e.g.:-kingfisher, dove, owl, etc. and the birds which cannot fly for
e.g.:-penguin, duck, ostrich etc. knows the homes of birds and their habitats. Can identify the colour of the
birds, for example: Kingfisher is blue in colour, Humming bird is shiny green or blue in colour and spoonbill
bird with the shape of spoon beak. Can differentiate between harmful and harmless insects for e.g.: -
harmful (mosquito, centipede, honeybee ant) and harmless (housefly, ladybug, and butterfly) etc. Able to
discriminate between birds and insects. Can answer some simple riddles on birds and insects. Able to
match birds and insects with their homes. Is very interested in watching the colourful pictures on
different birds and insects. Can identify the colour of the insects, for example: Julia butterfly in golden
colour, fire bug in red and black in colour and can predict the name of the Green stink bug by its smell.
Able to identify most of the birds and insects existing in the environment during an eco-walk and could
name them [Pigeon, sparrow, etc...]. Has the awareness of protecting the birds from the en-danger.
Understands the concept of immediate medication during the insects bite and also not touch the insects,
destroy their homes and disturbing the harmful insects. Always relates and applies the learnt knowledge
with the outer environment.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Amazing child with full of talents. Helping nature and always cheerful in the class. Understands and
Obeys the rules and routines of the classroom. Enjoys and is very happy to come to school. The child does
the work with interest and enthusiasm. Clears the doubts then and there. Is interesting in arranging the
things or playing items properly for eg: playing materials, puzzles etc. Always eager to learn new things.
Enjoys singing rhymes with friends with full interest and participation. Is very attentive in the classroom.
Observe the theme taught very carefully. Always ready to help teacher and friends. Very friendly adorable
child. Very much interested to go out and play games. Has many friends but prefers only one or two
friends. Tries, clears the doubt and understand the type of activities given and completes the task with full
interest. Always use the polite words sorry, please and thank you. Shares the belongings with friends. Likes
the school environment very much. Always likes to converse in English with teacher and friends. Enjoys
dancing and singing. Wants to be always first while in classroom activities.
The Report of DUSHYANTH.V has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Likes the classroom environment very much. Likes to mingle and play with friends. Needs to be more
attentive during class hours. Has lack of interest in writing. Needs continuous reminder to be attentive in
the class. Needs help and motivation in order to finish the work. Tries to speak in English, but needs little
help to be corrected. Always needs the teacher supervision... Likes to speak and express the ideas and
views. Likes to sing rhymes but needs practice for proper pronunciation and intonation. Needs more
practice to write alphabet and numbers. Cannot sit in one place for a longer time. If given continues
guidance and practice can improve a lot.
The Report of YANDURI HARINEE has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of THIYASHRAJU.M has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Quite well organized most of the time. Always works with interest and enthusiasm. Always does her best.
Generally makes an effort on her attitude. Always completes the work set, even if the teacher leaves her
to
work on her own. Her work is tidy and attractive layout. A minimum of supervision is required to enable
her to complete work. Forms and maintain good relationship with students and adults. Works well to
achieve a
common aim. Whilst having a small circle of friends .Shows initiate in most situations. Learns routines
quickly
and manages her time effectively. Organize herself effectively in all activities .Can sort out problems alone
or seeks help appropriately. Is always aware of and concerned about the feelings of others, and acts
accordingly .Always controls her behaviour appropriately. Always takes pride in how She looks. With her
friendly and cooperative attitude, She has always been a pleasant addition to the class
The Report of THANUSHREE.G has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of THARUNIKA.J has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly understand
the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Amazing child with full of talents. Helping nature and always cheerful in the class. Understands and
obeys the rules and routines of the classroom. Enjoys and is very happy to come to school. The child does
the work with interest and enthusiasm. Clears the doubts then and there. Is interesting in arranging the
things or playing items properly for eg: playing materials, puzzles etc. Always eager to learn new things.
Enjoys singing rhymes with friends with full interest and participation. Is very attentive in the classroom.
Observe the theme taught very carefully. Always ready to help teacher and friends. Very friendly adorable
child. Very much interested to go out and play games. Has many friends but prefers only one or two
friends. Tries, clears the doubt and understand the type of activities given and completes the task with full
interest. Always use the polite words sorry, please and thank you. Shares the belongings with friends. Likes
the school environment very much. Always likes to converse in English with teacher and friends. Enjoys
dancing and singing. Wants to be always first while in classroom activities.
The Report of SAMYUKTHASRI.M has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Likes the classroom environment very much. Likes to mingle and play with friends. Needs to be more
attentive during class hours. Has lack of interest in writing. Needs continuous reminder to be attentive in
the class. Needs help and motivation in order to finish the work. Tries to speak in English, but needs little
help to be corrected.Always needs the teacher supervision.. Likes to speak and express the ideas and
views. Likes to sing rhymes but needs practice for proper pronunciation and intonation. Needs more
practice to write alphabet and numbers. Cannot sit in one place for a longer time. If given continues
guidance and practice can improve a lot.
The Report of SAIHARI.K has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly understand
the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of PAVANKUMAR.V.S has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Has a pleasant personality and excellent attitude towards learning. Is much organised and completes work
on time. Uses class time wisely. Is very responsible and turns in work on time. Takes an active role in
discussion. Listen well and shares idea frequently. Works well in groups, planning and carrying out
activities. Follows direction well. Shows respect towards teacher and peer ones. Speak with confidence.
Has a great sense of humour and enjoys class assignment. Volunteers often. Likes to learn using materials
with care and place it back after use. Has a good foundation of basic academic skill such as Letter
identification, sounds and number recognition. Using the polite form of words such as thank you, sorry,
please, etc.
The Report of JOYITH MURUGAVEL.L has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Likes the classroom environment very much. Likes to mingle and play with friends. Needs to be more
attentive during class hours. Has lack of interest in writing. Needs continuous reminder to be attentive in
the class. Needs help and motivation in order to finish the work. Tries to speak in English, but needs little
help to be corrected. Always needs the teacher supervision.. Likes to speak and express the ideas and
views. Likes to sing rhymes but needs practice for proper pronunciation and intonation. Needs more
practice to write alphabet and numbers. Cannot sit in one place for a longer time. If given continues
guidance and practice can improve a lot.
The Report of ILAKSHANESH.S has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.
THEME: MY BODY
Knows parts of the body and able to identify. Name the body parts clearly. Knows the use of sense
organs.” Knows the movements of body parts. Match and identify different textures like Rough-smooth
and Hard-soft. Follow, copy and complete the different patterns. Knows the height difference between the
peer groups. Is aware of healthy and unhealthy food. Match the objects with the body parts. Match the
body parts with their starting sound. Identify the names of four seasons. Knows the concept of day and
night. Knows the things that is used for personal hygiene (toothbrush, soap, hand wash, napkins….). Knows
to explore the secondary colours like orange, purple and green. Aware on harmful tools. Knows the basic
personal hygienic such as hand washing, wearing clean clothes and dealing with instances of coughs and
sneezes. Tells the taste of foods during snacks and lunch hour. Can tell the name of all four seasons –
winter, autumn, summer, spring. Can identify and name the clothes and the things used during different
season. Understands the climatic condition of each season. Able to tell the type of food and clothes we
should use in the particular seasons. Can tell the food habits of each season. Tells the season which they
like the most and why. Knows the different feeling cold, hot, wet and warm. Can match different things
used in different seasons for e.g.:-summer-(ice-cream, watermelon) winter-(sweater, hot coffee) spring-
(umbrella, gumboots). Can colour the pictures based on seasons. Understand the instruction and does the
activity clearly and neatly.
THEME: MY FAMILY
Use the appropriate vocabulary to describe the relationship in a family. Identify and talk about oldest to
youngest in her/his family. Share information about their families like occupations and the place they live.
Role play like father, mother, teacher… Use photos of family member’s pictures to indicate the tall and
short, big and small. Tell about the joint and nuclear family. Knows the difference between neighbours
and strangers. Knows and can identify different types of religious festivals for e.g.: - Diwali, Christmas, Id,
Rakshabandhan, Holi, Onam, Pongal etc. Can tell the name of the festivals, which they celebrate. Can tell
the things related to the festivals. Knows the importance of our national festivals... Understands clearly
that different religion people celebrate different festivals for e.g.:-Hindu-Diwali, Muslims-id. Knows that
during festival all relation, friends and loved ones comes together to celebrate the festivals. Can give ideas
regarding the safety precaution taken while bursting crackers. Is very happy to know that we get holiday
on every religious and national festival. Enjoys the sharing of gifts while shares. Knows to decorate the
Christmas tree. Has the knowledge of decorating the navrathiri steps with dolls.
NUMBER CONCEPT
Differentiate the renumber concepts such as big - small, long -short, tall- short, far- near, thick – thin,
sharp – blunt. Able to identify and read the numbers in sequence 1 to 50. Reads and identifies the
specified number. Can write the numbers in sequence 1 to 50 with proper formation. Understands the
concept taught like count and write, missing number, after, and between numbers, forward and backward
counting Can write the missing number from 1 to 50. Identifies and writes number names from 1 to 10.
Able to read the number names in sequence order. Knows counting in tens. Able to count the beads or any
playful items up to 50. Understands the instruction and opens the correct page number of the book. Is
very much interested in counting and writing numbers. Identifies and writes the missing number on the
board and notebook.
GENERAL COMMENTS: -
Quite well organized most of the time. Always works with interest and enthusiasm. Always does his best.
Generally makes an effort on his attitude. Always completes the work set, even if the teacher leaves him to
Work on his own. His work is tidy and attractive layout. A minimum of supervision is required to enable
him to complete work. Does not share possessions but gives ups when asked. Works well to achieve a
common aim. Whilst having a small circle of friends .Shows initiate in most situations. Learns routines
quickly and manages his time effectively. Organize himself effectively in all activities .Can sort out
problems alone or seeks help appropriately. Pulls on simple garments with help .Express fear when we call.
Feeds self with little spilling. Express extreme emotions ,which change often
The Report of HAADHITHYARAM has been read and explained to me in my vernacular and I clearly
understand the performance of my child at AVM.