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Nursery Quarter IV at JBCN International SchoolNursery Quarter IV at JBCN International School

“I have no specialtalent. I am only

Passionately curious.”

- Einstein

“I think, at a child's birth,If a mother could ask afairy godmother toendow it with the mostuseful gift that gift wouldbe curiosity.”

– Eleanor Roosevelt

An EduCreative Experience Everyday…an EduCreative experience everyday…an EduCreative experience everyday

“I have no specialtalent. I am only

Passionately curious.”

- Einstein

“I think, at a child's birth,If a mother could ask afairy godmother toendow it with the mostuseful gift that gift wouldbe curiosity.”

– Eleanor Roosevelt


JBCN thematic concept progression gridGrades/Quarter Nursery Junior Kg Senior Kg

Quarter 1

Play

We use play to express ourfeelings and ideas in orderto come to newunderstandings.

Water

Water is a natural resourcethat is essential for life

The GreenKingdom

Different types of gardenskeep the environmentgreen and clean

Quarter 2

Marvelous Me

Everyday I learn who I am andwhat I can do

Habitat

Living things depend ontheir habitats to meet theirneeds

Creepy Crawlies

Insects have specificfeatures, surroundingsand life cycles and arean important part ofour planet


Creepy Crawlies

Insects have specificfeatures, surroundingsand life cycles and arean important part ofour planet

Quarter 3

Wheels andBeyond

Transportation systems areorganized for people to travelfrom place to place

Solar system

Our solar system isconnected to life on earth

The Evolution ofMumbai

Mumbai is a city uniquefor its diverse culture, artand people

Quarter 4

Animal Kingdom

Animals have characteristicsthat help them survive in theirenvironments

From Natural toProcessed

Things that we use on a dayto day basis go through aprocess before we can usethem

ModernInventions

Human inventions anddiscoveries are a responseto needs and are developedover time

Theme: Animal Kingdom

Central Idea

Animals have different characteristicsbut similar needs.


Central Idea

Animals have different characteristicsbut similar needs.

Theme: Animal KingdomStrand: Science

Related concepts:Classification, Behaviourand Characteristics


Strand: Science

Related concepts:Classification, Behaviourand Characteristics

Animal Kingdom

Animals havedifferent

characteristicsbut similar needs

Amphibians

ReptilesInsects


Animals havedifferent

characteristicsbut similar needs

Mammals

SeaCreatures

Birds

Lines of Inquiry• Physical and behavioral characteristics of animals• Animals are classified into sub groups which have

certain key features.• Basic needs for the survival of animals.• How an environment affects an animal’s survival?


Areas of Inquiry:• Herbivores/Carnivores/Omnivores• Food web• Cat and dog family• Life cycle (butterfly and frog)• Migration/Adaptation/Hibernation• Nocturnal Animals• Flightless birds• Extinct and Endangered Animals• Spider / Insects• Amazing facts

Animal Kingdom


Areas of Inquiry:• Herbivores/Carnivores/Omnivores• Food web• Cat and dog family• Life cycle (butterfly and frog)• Migration/Adaptation/Hibernation• Nocturnal Animals• Flightless birds• Extinct and Endangered Animals• Spider / Insects• Amazing facts

THEMESENGLISH

MATH

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Action GamesFarmers in the denDog and the bone (monkey & banana)Animal PuzzlesSorting Games

Role play Pattern writing Picture talk Rhymes Stories-Karadi Tales Audio visuals Different techniques - sight

reading, vocabulary corner

Counting and Number Values Shapes & coloursData handlingVenn diagramsSequencing

Farm animalsWild animalsPet animalsWater animalsBirds and Insects

Thematic Learning

AnimalKingdom

HINDI

- Nursery Rhymes- Machli jal ki rani he- Lakdi ki kati


ENVIRONMENTALSTUDIES

Action GamesFarmers in the denDog and the bone (monkey & banana)Animal PuzzlesSorting Games

Counting and Number Values Shapes & coloursData handlingVenn diagramsSequencing

Sense of touchCare of animals Responsibility towards animals Diseases spread through animal

AnimalKingdom

Paper Plate LionAnimal stencil print

ART/CRAFT

The Elephant SongMUSIC

Animal walks andmovements

DANCE

Language• Vocabulary e.g. Nocturnal, hibernation,

herbivores, etc.• Rhymes• Stories• Audio visuals• Picture talk e.g. Farm, pet shop, safari etc.• Different techniques - sight reading,

vocabulary corner• Role-play


• Vocabulary e.g. Nocturnal, hibernation,herbivores, etc.

• Rhymes• Stories• Audio visuals• Picture talk e.g. Farm, pet shop, safari etc.• Different techniques - sight reading,

vocabulary corner• Role-play

Math

• Counting and number values:

• Data handlingo Gradationo Sequencingo Things that go together


• Counting and number values:

• Data handlingo Gradationo Sequencingo Things that go together

Science

• Sense of touch – Touch Feel Cards.

• Care of Animals.

• Responsibility towards animals.

• Diseases spread through animals.


• Sense of touch – Touch Feel Cards.

• Care of Animals.

• Responsibility towards animals.

• Diseases spread through animals.

Co- Curricular ActivitiesArt & Craft• Animal puppets• Animal face mask

Music• Songs focusing on the theme

Physical Education• Games such as farmer in the den, dog and the

bone, etc• Animal walk races etc.


Art & Craft• Animal puppets• Animal face mask

Music• Songs focusing on the theme

Physical Education• Games such as farmer in the den, dog and the

bone, etc• Animal walk races etc.

Games• Role play: Animals/birds• Sounds of different animals will be played in the class

and the learners have to identify the animals• Videos on animals

Field trip One of these field trips will be organized sothat learners will have a first hand experience of theconcepts.• Prince of Wales Museum• Vet Clinic• Amateur Rider’s Club

Co-curricular Activities


Games• Role play: Animals/birds• Sounds of different animals will be played in the class

and the learners have to identify the animals• Videos on animals

Field trip One of these field trips will be organized sothat learners will have a first hand experience of theconcepts.• Prince of Wales Museum• Vet Clinic• Amateur Rider’s Club

Pet Show

• A Pet show will be organized for ourlearners to inquire into the topic of petanimal.

• We would like parents to be a part of thisday.

• You can let us know if you have a petthrough the almanac and we will get back toyou about the details for the same.


• A Pet show will be organized for ourlearners to inquire into the topic of petanimal.

• We would like parents to be a part of thisday.

• You can let us know if you have a petthrough the almanac and we will get back toyou about the details for the same.

Games• Role play: Animals/birds• Sounds of different animals will be played in the class and

the learners have to identify the animals• Videos on animals

Field tripOne of these field trips will be organized so that learners willhave a first hand experience of the concepts.• Prince of Wales Museum• Vet Clinic• Amateur Rider’s Club

Co-curricular Activities


Games• Role play: Animals/birds• Sounds of different animals will be played in the class and

the learners have to identify the animals• Videos on animals

Field tripOne of these field trips will be organized so that learners willhave a first hand experience of the concepts.• Prince of Wales Museum• Vet Clinic• Amateur Rider’s Club


Language

• Phonic sounds – Uu, Vv, Ww, Xx, Yy and Zz• Single sounds• Letter sound association• Jolly songs• Finger tracing• Practice of all previous patterns using a variety of

writing resources.• Pre reading concept:o Spot the differenceo Mazeo Direction


• Phonic sounds – Uu, Vv, Ww, Xx, Yy and Zz• Single sounds• Letter sound association• Jolly songs• Finger tracing• Practice of all previous patterns using a variety of

writing resources.• Pre reading concept:o Spot the differenceo Mazeo Direction

Pre-reading Skills: Maze


Spot the difference


Math• Number concepts: 8 and 9

• Oral counting: 1-50

• Shapes: Star and Heart

• Colours: Purple, White and Brown

• Data handling

o Gradation

o Sequencing

o Things that go together


• Number concepts: 8 and 9

• Oral counting: 1-50

• Shapes: Star and Heart

• Colours: Purple, White and Brown

• Data handling

o Gradation

o Sequencing

o Things that go together

Gradation


Things that go together


Sequencing


• Formative Assessments• Summative Assessments• Action and Reflection• Portfolio• Learner Led Review

Assessment


• Formative Assessments• Summative Assessments• Action and Reflection• Portfolio• Learner Led Review

Home Support• Pictures , charts related to the various animals• 3D toys (soft and hard) of the different animals, sea

creatures , birds and insects.• Interesting articles, stories, amazing facts, books,

games, puzzles

• Show and tell / news clippings is a compulsoryactivity as a part of the language enhancementprogram and has to be sent on a weekly basis.


• Pictures , charts related to the various animals• 3D toys (soft and hard) of the different animals, sea

creatures , birds and insects.• Interesting articles, stories, amazing facts, books,

games, puzzles

• Show and tell / news clippings is a compulsoryactivity as a part of the language enhancementprogram and has to be sent on a weekly basis.

Our Co-curricular ProgrammeProvides learners with opportunities to:

• Go beyond academics – Mind Body & Soul

• Enjoy a wide range of learning experiences

• Explore their talents

• Experience success in a variety of areas

• Work in teams

• Exercise leadership

• Take the initiative


Provides learners with opportunities to:

• Go beyond academics – Mind Body & Soul

• Enjoy a wide range of learning experiences

• Explore their talents

• Experience success in a variety of areas

• Work in teams

• Exercise leadership

• Take the initiative

Co-curricular Montage


Educational EventsEducational events provide learners with opportunities to:• Extend learning beyond the classroom

• Practice skills

• Demonstrate their learning to the school community

• Involve family with their learning experiences

• Contribute to the local community

• Celebrate our culture and traditions

• Develop international perspectives

• Commemorate significant moments in history


Educational events provide learners with opportunities to:• Extend learning beyond the classroom

• Practice skills

• Demonstrate their learning to the school community

• Involve family with their learning experiences

• Contribute to the local community

• Celebrate our culture and traditions

• Develop international perspectives

• Commemorate significant moments in history

Pre-primary Event Calendar- Q1 to Q3Academic Orientations Theme Presentation

Fun Day Navratri CelebrationPot Luck Days Newspaper Drive

My Choice, My Day! National Postal DayEarth, our focus! Children’s Day

International Friendship Day Health Check up WeekRaksha Bandhan East Meets West

Left Hander’s Day JPPLIndependence Day Celebration School Picnic & Field trips

Parsi New Year/Janmashtami Celebration Art Festival


Parsi New Year/Janmashtami Celebration Art FestivalMessy Day Multiplicity

Teachers Day Navy DayCanteen Day Annual Athletic Meet

Literary Week Christmas CelebrationInternational Day of the Preservation of the Ozone Layer Engineer’s Day

Poem Parade Makar Sankranti CelebrationInternational Peace Day Republic Day

Social Justice Day Martyr’s DayLearner Progress Review Days International Day

Ahimsa Day Holi CelebrationIndian Air Force Day World Wildlife Day

Events at JBCN


Guest SpeakersQuarter 1: Play

• Talk on Games: Now and Then: bygrandparents

Quarter 2: Marvelous Me• Healthy and Junk food by Mrs. Payal Shah• Stages of growth by Primary teachers, parents

and siblingsQuarter 3: Wheels and Beyond

• Traffic Policeman• Policeman• Pilot


Quarter 1: Play• Talk on Games: Now and Then: by

grandparentsQuarter 2: Marvelous Me

• Healthy and Junk food by Mrs. Payal Shah• Stages of growth by Primary teachers, parents

and siblingsQuarter 3: Wheels and Beyond

• Traffic Policeman• Policeman• Pilot

Field trips for Preprimary Section from Q1 to Q3BMC Gardens (Nature walk)

Ganesh Idol Making Workshop

Amarsons Garden

Bandra Worli Sea Link

Ratanshi Nursery

Bus Ride to the Neighbourhood


Bus Ride to the Neighbourhood

Kangaroo Kids Festival: Creepy Crawlies

Fire Station

Matharpacady

Nehru Planetarium

Kamala Nehru Park

Mumbai Darshan

Guest speakers in action


Waste-O-Vention


Special Events- Quarter 4• All Fool’s Day• World Health Day• Earth Day• English Day• Different Strokes- Annual Concert• Senior Kg Graduation Day and Overnight Camp• Senior Kg Check it out Day- Full day as a First grader• Learner Led Progress Review


• All Fool’s Day• World Health Day• Earth Day• English Day• Different Strokes- Annual Concert• Senior Kg Graduation Day and Overnight Camp• Senior Kg Check it out Day- Full day as a First grader• Learner Led Progress Review

‘Different Strokes’- Annual Concert


Different Strokes- Annual Concert• Venue: Swatantrya Veer Sawarkar Auditorium• Date: Saturday, 25th April, 2015• Rehearsal Dates: Thursday, 23rd and Friday, 24th April, 2015• Zero period schedule• 2 Productions:

1. Nursery and Junior Kg (combined production)2. Senior Kg production

• Volunteers for costumes• Sets and props• Ticketing and CDs


• Venue: Swatantrya Veer Sawarkar Auditorium• Date: Saturday, 25th April, 2015• Rehearsal Dates: Thursday, 23rd and Friday, 24th April, 2015• Zero period schedule• 2 Productions:

1. Nursery and Junior Kg (combined production)2. Senior Kg production

• Volunteers for costumes• Sets and props• Ticketing and CDs

Continuing initiatives in Language Enhancements

• Learner Resource Centre Programme• My Reading Diary• The Birthday Book Club• The Class Library• The Scholastic Book Club• Show and Tell• Newspaper Clippings


• Learner Resource Centre Programme• My Reading Diary• The Birthday Book Club• The Class Library• The Scholastic Book Club• Show and Tell• Newspaper Clippings

JBCN Achievements• Aabir Kapoor of Sr. Kg Uno won the first prize in ’Under 8 Mix

Tennis Tournament ‘organised by TSG

• Avya Shah of Sr. Kg Otu won the first prize in ‘ISPL ChessCompetition’

• Snr. Kg Award Winners of All India Art Competition are asfollows:• Hazel Mehta• Zaina Mody

• Snr. Kg learners participate in Global Math Competition:• Ahaan Dangi• Ayyan Sham• Rikhav Shah


• Aabir Kapoor of Sr. Kg Uno won the first prize in ’Under 8 MixTennis Tournament ‘organised by TSG

• Avya Shah of Sr. Kg Otu won the first prize in ‘ISPL ChessCompetition’

• Snr. Kg Award Winners of All India Art Competition are asfollows:• Hazel Mehta• Zaina Mody

• Snr. Kg learners participate in Global Math Competition:• Ahaan Dangi• Ayyan Sham• Rikhav Shah

• Somya Jain• Jia Shah

• Somya Jain• Arhaan Bhandari• Dhairya Bokaria

Enrichment Centre

AnEduCreative Experience Everyday

Enrichment Centre• Bridging Programme• Differentiated challenges for gifted learners• Counselling Cell


• Bridging Programme• Differentiated challenges for gifted learners• Counselling Cell

Bridging Programme• Works with children to enhance conceptual

understanding• Addresses the needs of over 35 learners in

various subject areas• Provides individualised support in Math,

Science, English, Hindi, Marathi andFrench


• Works with children to enhance conceptualunderstanding

• Addresses the needs of over 35 learners invarious subject areas

• Provides individualised support in Math,Science, English, Hindi, Marathi andFrench

Enrichment in Mathematical SkillsFour major conceptual areas covered by the programme:• Number and Operations• Algebra Standards• Geometry and Measurement Standards• Data Analysis & Probability Standards

The various skill sets that are emphasized upon :• Number sense• Logical reasoning• Mental calculations• Sequencing• Patterns• Symmetry


Four major conceptual areas covered by the programme:• Number and Operations• Algebra Standards• Geometry and Measurement Standards• Data Analysis & Probability Standards

The various skill sets that are emphasized upon :• Number sense• Logical reasoning• Mental calculations• Sequencing• Patterns• Symmetry

• Problem solving• Classification• Analogy• Puzzles• Sudoku• Deductive analysis

Counselling Cell

Habiba KudratiHabiba Kudrati

Benaifer KhisayBenaifer Khisay


Benaifer KhisayBenaifer Khisay

Aashiya JassimAashiya Jassim

FatemaBundeally

FatemaBundeally

Zill BotadkarZill Botadkar

Teacher Professional Development• Enhancing Creative Writing by AVM• Math Workshop by Nilesh Kumar• Creative “no box” Team Building Course by Ms Reeba Kapoor• Dance movement therapy by Ms Reeba Kapoor• ECA Conference by SNDT team• LEAD by Leadership Boulevard• Quality Circle Time by Teacher Foundation• ‘Feed the Teachers’ by Rohit Paul• ‘Regio Amelia’ by Delegates from Reggio Children, Italy• Highscope Creativity• Pre–K Readiness & Writing Workshop by Jan Z. Olsen, OTR• Workshop on "English Poetry” by Ms Sudeshna, Principal, JBCN

Oshiwara• Workshop on “Assessments” by Mr. Raymond, Vice principal, JBCN

Oshiwara• Fine Motor Workshop by Ms. Dina Banerjee• First Aid Workshop by Keshinee Shah AnEduCreative Experience Everyday

• Enhancing Creative Writing by AVM• Math Workshop by Nilesh Kumar• Creative “no box” Team Building Course by Ms Reeba Kapoor• Dance movement therapy by Ms Reeba Kapoor• ECA Conference by SNDT team• LEAD by Leadership Boulevard• Quality Circle Time by Teacher Foundation• ‘Feed the Teachers’ by Rohit Paul• ‘Regio Amelia’ by Delegates from Reggio Children, Italy• Highscope Creativity• Pre–K Readiness & Writing Workshop by Jan Z. Olsen, OTR• Workshop on "English Poetry” by Ms Sudeshna, Principal, JBCN

Oshiwara• Workshop on “Assessments” by Mr. Raymond, Vice principal, JBCN

Oshiwara• Fine Motor Workshop by Ms. Dina Banerjee• First Aid Workshop by Keshinee Shah

Admission Updates

JBCN Parel has more than 770 learners forthe A.Y. 2015-16


Admissions to the Nursery grades are nowclosed. Nursery will have 3 divisions forthe Academic Year 2015-16.

The JBCN Learner Community:2015-16More than 770 pre-primary and primary learners across Grades Nursery to VIII

Pre-primary Primary


Grades Nursery Jr. K. G. Sr. K. G. I II III IV V VI VII VIII

Divisions 3 4 5 5 5 3 3 1 1 1 1

Dates for Ancillary Services & OrientationsDate Particulars

1st April to 20th April, 2015 Payment of Quarter I fees for Academic Year 2015-16

Monday, 6th April 2015 Forms for opting Ancillary services for 2015-16 will besent home via learner’s almanac

Thursday, 30th April, 2015Last date for receiving confirmations for AncillaryServices. Confirmations sent will be taken as yourcommitment.

Tuesday, 11th May, 2015 Bus Routes will be announced


Tuesday, 11th May, 2015 Bus Routes will be announced

Saturday, 30th May, 2015 All payments for Bus, Cafeteria & Learner Kit to becompleted

12th to 16th July, 2015 Purchase of Uniforms

13th to 16th July, 2015 Academic Orientations & Collection of Learner Kit

20th July, 2015School re-opens for A.Y. 2015-16(Buses will ply as usual as per bus routes assigned, with dry rundetails reached by May end)

Our thought as we bid you goodbye:

THE PERFECT DAY"Going to bed with a dreamWaking up with a purpose!"

.... that's what we do everyday at JBCN!


Our thought as we bid you goodbye:

THE PERFECT DAY"Going to bed with a dreamWaking up with a purpose!"

.... that's what we do everyday at JBCN!

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