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In Bizzy Bees Kindergarten we practice a theme-based curriculum, which means that each skill area of the curriculum is connected to a topic that we refer to as a theme. The theme will last for a year. The topic is widely selected and goes in-depth and very specific, such as learning about transportation as a four-week theme in a class. Throughout the year, all the classroom activities will be related to the theme. The theme would touch on all the academic areas throughout the year. 

We realize that research shows that learning is an integrated activity, and the theme-based curriculum is helpful in several ways. Children of all ages benefit from the curriculum connections. Rather than teaching each skill or topic in isolation, children are encouraged to see that at different times of the day or through different subjects, we can learn about various aspects of a broader topic. In turn, it helps children to see connections and start to make their own connections from one experience to another. This also allows children to learn creatively.

As per attached below are our Yearly Schedule for the children :



As per attached below are our Semester theme for the children : 


As per attached below are our Monthly theme for the children :



Below is our example for Lesson Plan according to National Curriculum Standard :










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