• Spoken English

• ICT & Block Coding

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.