IPC's 1 to 3
IPC Nursery Campus
(accepting children aged 18 months to 3 years old)
 
 

NURSERY ABOARD
(Sample Timetable)

 
TIMETABLE
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
8:30 am - 9:00 am
Outdoor Play
Outdoor Play
Outdoor Play
Outdoor Play
Outdoor Play
9:00 am - 9:10 am

Register/ Circle Time

9.10 am -9.30 am
Literacy Skills
(book time, letter/name recognition)
Puzzles/ Table Top Toys
World Studies
(materials manipulation)
Motor Control exercises cutting, holding pencils/crayons, drawing lines, threading beads etc.
Classroom Activity
Group activity to increase co-operative team spirit, confidence, stamina and co-ordination.
9:30 am - 10:00 am
Outdoor Play
Outdoor Play
Outdoor Play
FairyTale Theatre
Water Fun Centre
10:00 am - 10:30 am

Snack Time

Snack Time

Snack Time

Snack Time

Snack Time

10:30 am - 11:00 am
Story Time
Activity Room
PSE
Creative time- drama, acting, expressing, physical movements and dancing.
Story Time
Story Time
Physical Development
(baby gymnastics, ball games and exercise)
11:00 am - 11:30 am

Cooking

Numeracy Skills
(number songs, counting activities and blocks)

Playdough

Name/Letter Recognition

Drama/ Thai Culture

11:30 a.m - 12:00 pm
World Studies
(general knowledge and awareness)
Story Time
Pottery
Waterplay
Creative play in the paddling pool with swimsuit. Chance to explore water in a safe environment.
Numeracy Skills
(number songs, counting activities and blocks)
12:00p.m - 12:30 p.m
Waterplay
Creative play in the paddling pool with swimsuit. Chance to explore water in a safe environment.
Art Room
Literacy Skills
(book time, letter/name recognition)
Music & Movement
Combined Singing
(with other nursery classes)
12:30 pm
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
AGES: 2 - 2.5 Years (approx)
Objective: to enable children to:
LANGUAGE
MATH
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
FINE AND GROSS
MOTOR CONTROL
Express their needs in simple words.
Identify which sets of objects and pictures represent MORE or LESS.
Classify common animals.
Identify the country they come from and their country of residence.
Hold cup with one hand.
Follow simple 1 step directions.
Recognise and identify objects and pictures that represent BIG and SMALL, LONG and SHORT, TALL and SHORT, HEAVY and LIGHT.
Identify fruits and vegetables.
Recognise and identify objects and scenes that represent their environment.
Eat and drink without spillage.
Listen with comprehension and appreciate picture books, simple poems and songs.
Match objects in one to one correspondence.
Differentiate between HOT and COLD.
Identify family members up to grandparents.
Throw and catch a ball and bean bag.
Understand simple adjectives to describe pictures and objects.
Count rationally 1 to 5 with the help of pictures and objects.
Experience mixing, melting and dissolving.
Demonstrate and instil basic good manners and inculcate good habits.
Jump from 6" height
Recite the alphabet by rote.
Sorting and sequencing
Identify parts of the body and the five senses.
Recognise and identify people and places in the neighbourhood and the community.
Walk on balance beam.
Identify names and recognise significant letters in names and common words.
Count by rote 1 to 10.
Learn basic hygiene.
Have multi-cultural experiences, empathy and understanding of one another.
Adjust bodily movements to accompaniment of regular beat.
Engage in conversation with other children and interact with adults on a basic level.
Recognise geometric shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle, diamond, oval, heart and star).
Identify weather conditions: cold, hot, rainy.
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Draw or paint lines and circles.
To be able to say, understand action words, feelings, simple opposites, common household items, concept of IN, ON, UNDER, objects in classroom and school.
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Identify sun, moon and stars.
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Use firm strokes with crayons for colouring.
Name and recognise primary colours.
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Experience basic properties of sand, water and air.
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Handle scissors correctly.
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Climb on a climbing frame
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Thread large beads and do simple puzzles.

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