1. Grammar

• Types of Sentences

• Parts of Speech

• Simple Tenses

• Quantifiers

• Modal Verbs

2. Pronunciation

3. Learning New Words to Enrich Vocabulary

4. Dictation for Spelling Improvement

5. Reading Comprehension

6. Listening Activity

7. Writing Simple Paragraphs

8. Speaking Practices on Different Topics

9. Role Plays for Improvement of the Spoken English

10. Evaluation will be done through Weekly Tests.

1) EXPLORE 7 ELEMENTS OF ART

Students will learn the basics of art like dry mediums, one-directional coloring, handling of paints and brushes, and the first few elements of art such as lines, shape, and form to build a strong foundation for this course!

2) CREATE MAGIC WITH COLORS

Students will learn about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, gain hands-on experience with colors-shades, tones, and tints, and practice textures using various techniques, tools, and tricks!

3) LEARN ABOUT FORM AND TEXTURE

Students will focus on form, texture, and space, learn the techniques that play an important role in art, such as scissoring, pasting, and folding, and revisit all 7 elements of art!

Module 1
Abacus & Finger Theory – Addition &subtraction
1 to 99 numbers
+5 combination +5 combinations
1 & 2 digits (non combination)

Module 2
Abacus
+ 10 combinations -1 to 99 numbers
Mental Theory
Abacus & Finger theory
Addition & subtraction
-10 combinations, +6 to +9 and -6 to -9 double combinations.

Module 3
Abacus
Multiplication 2 digits 1 digit (with tables 1 to 9)
Mental theory
Addition & subtraction
1 & 2 digits

Module 4
+5 combination, -5 combination (+10 combinations)
Abacus
2 &3 digits all combinations
Multiplication 2 digits 1 digit, 3 digits 1 digits and 4 digit 1 digits
Addition & subtraction
2 digits all combinations
Multiplication 2 digits 1 digit

Module 5
Abacus
Addition & subtraction
2, 3, & 4 digits all combinations
Decimals 4 digits all combinations
Multiplication 3 & 4 digits 1 digit, 2 digits 2 digits
Division 2, 3 and 4 digits 1 digits
Division 2 digits 1 digit

Module 1: Introduction to Storytelling and Presentation

• Class 1: Course Overview and Objectives
• Introduction to storytelling and presentation.
• Course goals and expectations.Importance of storytelling in various contexts.

Class 2: The Elements of a Story

• Understanding the basic elements: plot, character, setting, conflict and resolution.
• Analyzing examples of powerful stories.

Module 2: Crafting Your Story

• Class 3: Finding Your Story
• Identifying personal experiences and ideas worth sharing.
• Brainstorming and story selection.

• Class 4: Structuring Your Story
• The narrative arc: beginning, middle, and end.
• Techniques for organizing your story.

Module 3: Developing Characters and Settings

• Class 5: Character Development.
• Creating relatable and dynamic characters.
• Character-driven storytelling.

• Class 6: Describing Settings
• Setting the scene: how to create a vivid setting.
• Using Sensory details to enhance your story.

Module 4: Building Conflict and Resolution

• Class 7: Creating Conflict.
  Types of conflict (internal vs. external)
  Techniques for building tension.

• Class 8: Crafting Resolutions
  Developing satisfying conclusions.
  Ensuring resolutions are impactful and meaningful.
  Module 5: Storytelling Techniques

• Class 9: Show, Don’t Tell
  Techniques for showing rather than telling.
  Balancing dialogue and narrative.

• Class 10: Using Metaphors and Symbolism
  Enhancing your story with figurative language.
  Practical exercises in metaphor and symbolism.

Module 6: Presentation Skills Basics

• Class 11: The Basics of Effective Communication
  Verbal and non-verbal communication.
  Body language, tone, and pacing.

• Class 12: Overcoming Stage Fright
  Techniques for managing anxiety.
  Building confidence through practice.

Module 7: Visual and Multimedia Aids

• Class 13: Designing Visual Aids
  Creating effective slides and visual aids.
  Integrating visuals seamlessly into your presentation.

• Class 14: Using Multimedia Tools
  Incorporating videos and audio into your presentation.
  Best practices for multimedia use.

Module 8: Engaging Your Audience

• Class 15: Audience Analysis
  Understanding your audience.
  Tailoring your message to different audiences.

• Class 16: Interaction and Engagement.
  Techniques for engaging your audience.
  Handling questions and interactive elements.

Module 9: Practice and Feedback

• Class 17: Practice Session 1
  Students deliver their stories.
  Peer and instructor feedback.

• Class 18: Practice Session 2
  Continued practice with a focus on improvement.
  Refining based on feedback.

Module 10: Final Presentations

• Class 19: Final Presentation Preparation
  Final adjustments and rehearsals.
  One-on-one coaching.

• Class 20: Final Presentations
  Students deliver their final presentations.
  Summative feedback and course wrap-up.