Children are assessed on their (a). Social Development (b). Physical Development and co-ordination (c). Care of physical needs (d). Art and Music

(a). Recognition and writing of the Letters of the alphabet Aa - Zz (both CAPITAL and small) with their sounds and associated pictures

(b). Simple exercises related to the letters (c). Introduction of three letter family words (d). Writing of letters in four lined books.

(a). Recognition and writing of the numbers 0 to 50 (b). Value of numbers 1 to 50 (c). Simple exercises related to numbers 0-50

(d). Number names: 1 - 9

1. Reading, writing and spelling of 3, 4 and 5 letter family words and sight words 2. Names of Colours, animals, fruits and vegetables. 3. Simple opposites, prepositions and use of vowels A and An 4. Fill in the blanks 5. Writing answers to simple questions 6. Picture Reading 7. Picture Composition 8. Exercises related to the family words and sight words 9. Cursive writing of small letters.

1. Number 1 to 100: (a). Place value (b). Missing numbers (c). Number names (d). Ring the biggest and underline the smallest number (e). What numbers comes before and after 2. Additions - Combinations upto 9 3. Subtraction - without borrowing 4. Simple word problems.

Language: Hindi / Telugu

(a). Writing in series : E to r, OR n - i

(b). Simple exercises related to the Letters of the alphabet.

1. One and more than one (Singular/Plural) 2. Simple Prepositions-under/across/n/near/in/along/over etc. 3. Our school - Questions and answers/fill in the blanks 4. My self - Questions and answers / fill in the blanks 5. Opposites 6. Vowels - A, An 7. Use of this / that / it 8. Full answers to general questions 9. Add 'ing' to the words Eg. Play - Playing 10. Doing words, 11. Make sentences 

12. Pictures reading 13. Jumbled words & Sentences 14. Colours 15. Days of the week 16. Months of the year 17. Parts of the Body 18. The family 19. Things in the class room 20. Fill in the blanks with -- is, are 21. Comprehension 22. Composition- Writing five sentences on my pet, my school etc. 

23. Punctuation 24. Simple past and present tense 25. Nouns 26. Pronouns

1. Number 1 to 500 - Place Value, missing number, number names 2. What number comes before and after - 1 to 500 3. Signs > < = 1 to 500 4. Ring the Biggest 1 to 500 5. Ring the Smallest 1 to 500 6. Ordinals 1 to 10 7. Count by two's, five's and ten's- 0 To 100  8. Multiplication tables 2, 5, 10 and Sums (simple) T.O. 9. Geometrical shapes 10. Expanded notation TWO ways 11. Addition H.T.O.

(simple) T.O. with carrying 12. Subtraction H.T.O. (simple) T.O. with borrowing 13. Simple problems + and - 14. Horizontal sums 45+3 =............ ; 30-28 =........ 15. Frame and solve and add (simple), Arrange and subtract (simple), H.T.O.

HINDI: 1. Matras - Knowledge of matras to make words 2. Name of Fruit, Flowers, Animals and Colours 3. Parts of the body 4. Counting 1 to 10 in words 5. Fill in the blanks.

TELUGU: 1. Telugu Alphabet 2. Formation of three letter words of their own 3. Flowers, Fruits, Animals and Birds 4. Gunimtalu

The candidate is generally required to know and write the following :

1. Familiarity with names of things in the Class room 2. One and more than one (Singular and Plural) 3. Add 'ing' to the words, eg.: singing 4. Simple sentence making 5. Use of " I" 6. Use of Pronouns he, she, it, his, her, they, etc. 7. The use of a, and, an, but 8. The use of is, are, has, have, there, their, was, were, to, two, too etc. 9. Opposites, 10. Noun 11. Punctuations and Capital Letters 12. Ability to recognise and write objects given in pictures 13. Use of adjectives - Names of colours etc. 14. Genders 15. General questions to be answered in full sentences 16.Comprehension and Composition 17. Make sentences using the simple phrases 18. Verbs or action words 19. Prepositions 20. Short forms 21.Homophones 22. Anagrams 23. Compound words.

1. Number and number names 1 to 1000 2. Place value 1 to 999, 3. Missing numbers 1 - 1000 4. Signs > = < or 1 - 1000 eg : 20-7=13 <10 + 10 =20 5. Ring the smallest number 1 - 1000 6. Ring the biggest number 1 - 1000 7. Ascending and descending order 8. Addition - simple - T.O. with carrying 9. Addition - simple - HTO with carrying 10 10. Subtraction borrowing in H.T.O. place 11. Multiplica tion tables 2 to 10 sums will be based on 2 to 10, tables 12. Count by 2, 5, 10 ; 1 to 500 forward 13. Geometrical shapes and definitions 14. Expanded notation 473 = 400 + 70 + 3, 241 = 2 hundred 4 tens and 1 ones 100 + 30 + 6 = 136 15. Frame and Solve ( +, -, x, : ) 16. Simple problem in addition, subtraction and multiplication 17. Money - value conversion, reduction sums ( +, -, x, : ) 18. Division with remainder 19. Word problems (Statement problems) 20. Fractions 21. Time 22. Data Handling

1. Making sentences 2. Opposites 3. Singular, Plural 4. Genders 5. Breaking of words 6. Composition 7. Meanings 8. General Questions,Comprehension, one word answers, Days of the week in Hindi, Counting in Hindi (1-20).

1. Varnamala 2. Guninthalu 3. Double Consonants Diwitwakashara Padaalu 4. Small questions and answers (General questions on 'My self')

1. Use of is, are, was, were, those, this, his, her, their, there, to, too, two. 2. Capital letters, 3. Sentence making, 4. Articles, 5. Opposites, 6. Nouns, 7. Pronouns, 8. Adjectives, 9. Verbs, 10. Conjunctions, 11. Simple Tenses, 12. Numbers - Singular and Plural and Preposition 13. Punctuation,

14. Gender, 15. Comprehension, 16. Composition paragraph writing, 17. Picture Composition.

1. Number names upto 99999, 2. Place value / Ascending and Descending Order / expanded notation, 3. Counting forwards and backwards in 2,3,4,5,10 and 100. 4. Signs in Equality ( > < or = ) complete the series, 5. 2 Digit Multiplication upto 99, 6. Direct Multiplication (upto tables 15),

7. Short division upto tables of 9 with and without Remainder, 8. Long Division with Remainder (Tables upto 15), 9. Problem s in money Conversion ( Rs. to P and P to Rs. ), 10. Combination sums (Addition and subtraction), 11. Time : Conversion (hr. to min, min to sec.), 12. Geometry -

Construction of line segment, 13. Problems sum, Frames & Solve, Horizontal sums (+, -, x, : )

1. Words and meaning, 2. Opposites 3. Genders 4. Singular and plural 5. Complete the sentences 6. Make the Sentences, 7. Composition /Comprehension, 8. General questions.

1. One poem, 2. Opposites, Singular and plural, 3. Genders, 4. Composition 10 Sentences about domestic animals, our school, A story etc.,

1. The Sentence 2. Punctuation 3. Pronouns 4. Nouns - Countables and Uncountables, Number and Gender 5. Adjectives - Comparison of adjectives 6. Verbs 7. Prepositions 8. Conjunction 9. Tenses - Simple 10. Subject - Predicate 11. Comprehension 12. Composition 13. Articles 14. Adverbs 

15. Picture Composition 16. Types of sentences.

Number System : Indian System, International system, Place value Tests of divisibility By (2, 5, 10)

Fractions : Addition, Subtraction (same denominators) Comparision of fractions. Simple problems based on addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division Multiples and factors,Metric system;

Geometry : Angles: Identify of acute, obtuse, using Protractor, Area and Perimeter, Line, line segments, Ray points, D

1. One moral poem 2. Opposites; Genders 3. General questions, Singular, Plural 4. Composition 5. Making sentences with given words.

1. Words and meanings 2. Opposites 3. Genders 4. Singular and Plural 5. Complete sentences 6. Make sentences 7. Composition /Comprehension 8. General questions 9. One word answer 10. Write the meanings of Proverb.

1. Sentences - Subject & Predicate 2. Genders, Collective and Abstract Nouns 3. Pronouns 4. Verbs and helping Verbs 5. Preposition 6. Conjunction 7. Adverbs 8. Adjectives - Degrees of Comparision (Adjectives) 9. Articles - Tenses - Simple, Continuous, Agreement of Subject and Verbs 10. Punctuation 11. Composition, Comprehension and letter writing-Informal 12. Types of sentences 13. Noun-Number (Singular, Plural)

1. Number System: Indian System, International system, Place Value, 2. Whole Numbers - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and division by large numbers. Properties of one and zero, 3. Fraction - Addition, Subtraction, multiplication ( Different Denominators) ; Division, 4. Division, Ascending

and Descending order, Reducing to lowest term, Decimal -Multiplication, Division, Addition and Subtraction, Expanded notation, 5. Percentage -Expressing decimals and fractions as percentage, 7. Basic geometry, concepts, kinds of Angles, Drawing of Angles with Protractor.

1. General Questions 2. Make sentences 3. Words and Meanings 4. Opposites 5. Genders 6. Numbers 7. Fill in the blanks with pronoun 8. Tenses 9. Comprehension 10. Composition 11. Synonyms

1. Composition 2. Comprehension 3. Change the tenses 4. Fill in the blanks with Pronouns 6. Change the gender 7. Make sentences 8. Opposite words 9. Any one Moral Poem

1. Sentences - Subject & Predicate 2. Genders, Collective and Abstract Nouns 3. Pronouns 4. Verbs and helping Verbs 5. Preposition 6. Conjunction 7. Adverbs 8. Adjectives - Degrees of Comparision (Adjectives) 9. Articles - Tenses - Simple, Continuous, Agreement of Subject and Verbs 10. Punctuation 11. Composition, Comprehension and letter writing-Informal 12. Types of sentences 13. Noun-Number (Singular, Plural)

1. Number System: Indian System, International system, Place Value, 2. Whole Numbers - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and division by large numbers. Properties of one and zero, 3. Fraction - Addition, Subtraction, multiplication ( Different Denominators) ; Division, 4. Division, Ascending and Descending order, Reducing to lowest term, Decimal -Multiplication, Division, Addition and Subtraction, Expanded notation, 5. Percentage -Expressing decimals and fractions as percentage, 7. Basic geometry, concepts, kinds of Angles, Drawing of Angles with Protractor.

1. General Questions 2. Make sentences 3. Words and Meanings 4. Opposites 5. Genders 6. Numbers 7. Fill in the blanks with pronoun 8. Tenses 9. Comprehension 10. Composition 11. Synonyms

1. Composition 2. Comprehension 3. Change the tenses 4. Fill in the blanks with Pronouns 6. Change the gender 7. Make sentences 8. Opposite words 9. Any one Moral Poem

1. Recognising the letters of the alphabet and knowing which sounds they represent

2. Reading, writing and spelling of 3,4 and 5 letter family words and sight words

3. Recognising some high frequency words 

4. Early reading – Picture reading and simple phrases

5. Early writing skills – Writing answers to simple questions

1. Numbers 1 – 100

2. Backwards from 20 – 0

3. Comparing numbers

4. Counting patterns

5. Odd and Even numbers

6. Simple addition and subtraction

7. Simple word problems

1.Vowels and short two letter words with vowels

2. Read and spell about 120 high frequency words

3. Reading, Writing and retelling:

- Stories

- Non-fiction texts – Signs, labels, instructions and information texts

- Poems

4. Nouns – common and proper

5. Verbs, Simple Tenses – Present and Past

6. One or more than one (Singular/Plural)

7. Punctuation.

1. Numbers  1 – 500  and Backwards from 20 – 0  

2. Comparing numbers , Counting patterns , Odd and Even numbers

3. Use  more than or less than , Count in two’s , five’s and ten’s

4. Addition by counting on  and Subtraction by counting back  two digit  numbers 

5. Simple word problems 

6. Partitioning two- digit numbers into tens and ones 

7. Know doubles to at least double 5. 

8. Geometrical shapes 2D and 3 D

9. Making shapes, Sorting shapes

10. Making patterns and pictures 

11. Reflections and symmetry.

12. Measurements - Comparison

1. Know common ways of representing all short and long vowel sounds in one syllable words

2. Can read and spell 200+ high frequency words

3. Prefixes and suffixes to aid reading and spelling

4. Use simple past and present tense in written work

5. Punctuations and capital letters

6. Verbs or action words

7. Nouns and Pronouns

8. Reading, retelling and writing

- Stories: With familiar settings & traditional tales

- Non-Fiction Texts – Instructions, explanations and reports

- Poems: with familiar settings

9. Speak confidently and make effective contributions in group and class discussions.

1. Number names up to 1000, Count backwards and forwards in 2, 3, and 4,5,10 and 100

2. Find 1, 10, and 100 more/less than two- and three-digit numbers\

3. Place value, Ascending and Descending Order, Signs of Equality (>, < or =)

4. Two digit multiplication, Division with and without remainders

5. Geometry -2D, 3D shapes and lines of symmetry  

6. Measurements

- Money

- Time

- Calendar

- Speed

- Length

- Mass

7. Solve word problems involving measures

8. Organising and interpreting data, Tally charts, Frequency tables, Pictograms, Block graphs, Bar Charts

9. Fractions - Understand and use fraction notation.

1. Familiar with all common ways of representing short and long vowel sounds

2. Prefixes and suffixes to aid reading and spelling

3. Use simple past, present and future tense in written work

4. Punctuations and it’s usage

5. Regular and irregular verbs

6. Parts of speech

7. Reading, analysing, retelling and writing:

- Stories: Real life, Myths and legends, adventure stories

- Non-fiction – Instructions, letters and reports

- Poems – From different cultures, humorous poems and based on observation

1. Number names up to 1000, Count backwards and forwards in 2, 3, and 4,5,10 and 100

2. Find 1, 10, and 100 more/less than two- and three-digit numbers\

3. Place value, Ascending and Descending Order, Signs of Equality (>, < or =)

4. Two digit multiplication, Division with and without remainders

5. Geometry -2D, 3D shapes and lines of symmetry  

6. Measurements

- Money

- Time

- Calendar

- Speed

- Length

- Mass & Capacity

7. Solve word problems involving measures

8. Organising and interpreting data, Tally charts, Frequency tables, Pictograms 

9. Block graphs, Bar Charts

10. Fractions - Understand and use fraction notation.

1. Apply effective strategies to tackle unfamiliar words in reading

2. Sentence making

3. Parts of speech

4. Adjectives – Comparatives and Superlatives

5. Punctuations and tenses used for dialogue.

6. Past, present and future tenses, relating them to spelling patterns as appropriate.

7. Reading, analyzing, retelling, planning and writing

- Stories: Historical fiction, fantasy stories, stories with issues and dilemmas

- Non-fiction: Non-chronological reports, new reports, explanation and persuasive texts

- Poetry and Play scripts

8. Speak confidently and make effective contributions in group and class discussions.

1. Read and write numbers up to 10000, Count backwards and forwards in    1, 10, 100 and 1000 from four-digit numbers 

2. Recognise odd and even number

3. Recognise multiples of 5, 10 and 100 up to 1000

4. Recognise odd and even numbers, Sums and differences of odd and even 

      numbers, Multiplication and Division without and with remainder

5. Fractions

- Equivalent Fractions

- Like and Unlike Fractions

- Comparison of Fractions, 

- Addition and Subtraction of Fractions

6. Identify, describe, visualise, draw and make a wider range of 2D and 3D shape

7. Classify polygons based on acute, obtuse and right angle

8. Identify and sketch lines of Symmetry in 2D shapes and patterns

9. Measurements

- Length

- Mass 

- Capacity

- Time

- Calendar

10. Area and perimeter of Squares and Rectangles

2. Types of Sentences, sentence making and conversion.

3. Parts of speech types and functions.

4. Adjectives – Degrees of Comparisons

5. Tenses (Past, Present & Future) and its Types – Simple, Participle & Continuous

6. Subject and Predicate & Direct and Indirect Speech

7. Prefixes & Suffixes and Questions Tags

8. Synonyms & Antonyms and Collocations

9. Reading, analyzing, retelling and writing

- Stories: By Significant children’s writers, traditional tales, from different cultures

- Non-fiction: Non-chronological reports and explanations, Recounts,  Persuasive texts 

- Poetry and Play scripts: By significant poets and play scripts, Narrative poetry, Performance poetry

10. Speak confidently and make effective contributions in group and class discussions.

11. Write fiction and non-fiction texts independently with guidance given in the class.

1. Read and write numbers up to 1000000

2. Addition, subtraction, Multiplication and division of large numbers

3. Fractions

- Equivalent Fractions

- Like and Unlike Fractions

- Comparison of Fractions, 

- Addition and Subtraction of Fractions

- Multiplication and Division of Fractions

4. Multiples and factors, Recognise prime numbers. 

5. HCF and LCM 

6. Decimal numbers addition, subtraction, multiplication and division 

7. Percentages 

8. Relation between fractions decimals and percentages. 

9. Identify, describe, visualise, draw and make a wider range of 2D and 3D shape.

10. Properties of different types of triangles. 

11. Recognise reflective and rotational symmetry. 

12. Area and perimeter of regular and irregular polygons. 

13. Measurements

- Length

- Mass 

- Capacity

- Time

- Calendar

14. Data Handling- Bar graphs, line graphs, frequency table, pictograms. Mean, Median, Mode and Range of a set of data. 

15. Probability-Occurrence of event using language of likelihood

1. Apply investigative strategies to tackle unfamiliar/difficult words in reading

2. Types of Sentences/ Subject and Predicate & Direct and Indirect Speech

3. Parts of speech types and functions.

4. Adjectives – Kinds, Degrees of Comparisons

5. Tenses (Past, Present & Future) and its Types – Simple, Participle & Continuous

6. Prefixes & Suffixes and Questions Tags

7. Synonyms & Antonyms and Collocations, Puns, Metaphors and poetic language.

8. Reading, analyzing, planning and writing

- Fiction: Stories with familiar settings, Traditional tales and stories from other cultures, Stories by significant children’s authors 

- Non-fiction: Reports, Biography and autobiography, Argument and discussion, Non-chronological reports 

- Poetry and Play scripts: A play by a significant writer, Poems by significant poets, poems with language play 

9. Speak confidently and make effective contributions in group and class discussions.

10. Write fiction and non-fiction texts independently with guidance given in the class.

1. Operations on very large numbers

2. Working on number sequences. Deducing rules for number sequences.

3. Operations on Positive and Negative numbers. 

4. Fractions

- Equivalent Fractions

- Like and Unlike Fractions

- Comparison of Fractions, 

- Addition and Subtraction of Fractions

- Multiplication and Division of Fractions

5. Multiples and factors, Recognise prime numbers. 

6. HCF and LCM word problems.

7. Decimal numbers addition, subtraction, multiplication and division 

8. Percentages 

9. Relation between fractions, decimals and percentages. 

10. Ratio and Proportions 

11. Identify, describe, visualise, draw and make a wider range of 2D and 3D shape.

12. Properties of different types of triangles. 

13. Recognise reflective and rotational symmetry. 

14. Area and perimeter of simple and compound shapes that can be split into rectangles. 

15. Measurements

- Length

- Mass 

- Capacity

- Time

- Calendar

16. Operations involving money.

17. Data Handling- Bar graphs, line graphs, frequency table, pictograms. Mean, Median, Mode and Range of a set of data. 

18. Probability-Occurrence of event using language of likelihood