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Plants & Trees

OVERVIEW

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Our Early childhood learning program is based on a process oriented curriculum that fosters each child's individual development. We emphasise the important role the BLISS curriculum plays through the development of the big picture, creativity and celebratory learning. The entire learning philosophy is founded on the principle that early childhood development must focus on the Bodily Kinaesthetic, Linguistic, Intuitive, Social Emotional, & Spiritual (BLISS) curriculum to ensure all-round development of the children.

The spontaneous learning is based on:

  • Recognising the need for children to practice skills and consolidate their learning by providing opportunities for repetitive experiences and extension of their ideas
  • Designing and establishing enriched activities that stimulate the imagination, promote creativity and enhance aesthetic development and appreciation of nature
  • Providing opportunities for discovery, learning through self-selected activities, and encouraging the development of the child's abilities to observe, perceive, explore, investigate, imagine and solve problems
  • Valuing the arts as symbol systems through which children discover and express meaning and make sense of themselves and the world around
  • Valuing play as a medium for all aspects of development and learning
  • Acknowledging and supporting children's individual learning styles

These books are specially designed to provide the children the right way of learning. This time tested and proven experiential learning methodology provides your child with a fun-filled opportunity to assimilate vast amounts of knowledge in a shorter time span.

WHOLE-BRAIN LEARNING FOR THE CHILD THROUGH THE BLISS CURRICULUM

BODILY KINAESTHETIC - Develop competence in using large and small muscles, taking care of and respecting our body, being aware of and practicing good nutrition habits, thereby develop overall physical fitness.

LINGUISTIC – Develop deep understanding of words and a sensitivity to the literal and figurative meaning of words. Added focus on oral and written communication skills, grammar rules, sensitivity to musical qualities and rhythms of words, uses for language such as persuasion, information or pleasure.

Develop the thinking mind(observing, recalling, comparing, patterning, classifying, generalizing, integrating and evaluating), constructing knowledge, developing memory skills, acquiring facts, and responding and communicating through (listening, speaking, writing and reading).

INTUITIVE - Develop sensory awareness, imagine and visualize, explore, create, respond and interpret; develop critical awareness, express and represent through a variety of forms.

SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL - Develop internal behaviour control, help, cooperate, respect and accept others, develop friendship, appreciate the culture and heritage of others, develop a positive realistic concept of self, accept and express emotions in socially appropriate ways, cope with change, develop decision-making skills, accept challenges, and develop independence.

SPIRITUAL – The Spiritual Quotient, SQ is based on the third neural system in the brain, the synchronous neural oscillations that unify and integrate the data across the brain. This process facilitates interactions between emotions and logic. It thus provides a meaning giving centre to the individual. It helps develop Self-awareness, Flexibility and adaptability, Ability and capacity to face, use and transcend pain and suffering, Vision, Values, Wisdom, not to harm or hurt others and self, Holistic approach and views, Appetite for seeking answers to fundamental questions by using "why" and "what if", Courage to work against conventions if necessary.

Paint pretty leaves on the tree

Tree outline to paint leaves on

Trace and colour

Dotted outlines of leaves and a fruit to trace and color

Create a collage of leaves on the tree

An outline drawing of a tree with branches and leafy sections to be filled with a collage

Trace the path

Trace the path activity from an elephant to a banana

Help the monkey reach the apple

A maze activity inside an apple tree to help the monkey reach an apple

Trace and colour

PLANTS

SEED

TREES

SUNLIGHT

WATER

Crush paper and paste on fruit

Line drawing of a tomato plant with three large tomatoes

Match the uppercase words to lowercase words

STEM ROOT

leaves stem

BRANCH

root

LEAVES

branch

Join the dots and colour

Dot-to-dot activity showing a bird house, birds in a nest, and a cloud of dots forming a tree shape
A statue or figure of a young person in traditional royal attire, adorned with jewelry, seated on an ornate throne.

Fill in the missing letters

[Figure: Brinjal]

[Figure: Tomato]

[Figure: Orange]

[Figure: Mango]

Tick the useful products we get from trees

Wood pieces
Bird
Paper notepad
Fish
Wooden table
Animals
Pencil
Oranges
Big tree

βœ“ the appropriate sources of the following

Apple
Eggplant
Strawberry
Beans
Kiwi
Bananas
Chilli

Underline the picture's name which has medicinal use

Neem

Neem

Bitter gourd

Bitter gourd

Guava

Guava

Rose

Rose

Coriander

Coriander

Tulasi

Tulasi

Aloe vera

Aloe vera

Apple

Apple

Amla

Amla

Mint

Mint

Mark ( R - creepers, J - climbers )

Pumpkins

-----------------

Watermelon

-----------------

Peas

-----------------

Bitter gourd

-----------------

Beans

-----------------

Grapes

-----------------

Bottle gourd

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Match the pictures with their appropriate habitat

Lotus flower
Mangrove trees in water
Cactus
Pond habitat
Bamboo forest
Desert sand dunes with palm tree
Dates

Find the different sources used for the growth of the plants colour the appropriate box

Rain

βœ“ ☐ βœ— ☐

Soil

βœ“ ☐ βœ— ☐

Paper/Napkins

βœ“ ☐ βœ— ☐

Seeds

βœ“ ☐ βœ— ☐

Axe

βœ“ ☐ βœ— ☐

Sunlight/Sun

βœ“ ☐ βœ— ☐

Scissors

βœ“ ☐ βœ— ☐

Number the pictures according to the size

Potted plant 1

______

Potted plant 2

______

Potted plant 3

______

Potted plant 4

______

Tree 1

______

Tree 2

______

Tree 3

______

Tree 4

______

Leaf 1

______

Leaf 2

______

Leaf 3

______

Leaf 4

______

Draw the pictures with appropriate number given

Tree with 5 branches

Tree with 5 branches

Plant with 5 leaves

Plant in a pot

Match herbs - green colour / shrubs - brown colour

Brown box
Green box
Carrot
Bougainvillea
Cauliflower
Eggplant
Tomato
Potato
Rose plant
Okra
Spinach
Ginger
Turnip

Match the parts of the plants

Illustration of a plant showing its parts: root, stem, branch, leaf, bud, and vegetable

1. Circle the bud and vegetable

2. Square for stem and leaf

3. Triangle for root and branch

Write the root vegetables on the left and others on the right

[Figure: Carrot]

Carrot Onion Tomato Chilli Brinjal Turnip

Left Right

Riddle

I cannot walk
I can prepare food by myself
I can breathe I am a living thing
Who am I ?

bird
cat
tree

I like water
Everyone likes me
My roots are very strong and it is will
in the water
Who am I ?

bird
potted plant
lotus flower

Sequence the pictures

1. put β­• 2. put πŸ”Ί 3. β™‘ 4. put ⬜ 5. put πŸ”΄

Sprouting seed with shoot and root
Plant with leaves, flowers, and bean pods
Bean seed
Germinating seed with small root
Young seedling plant

Circle the odd pictures

Tree variations row 1
Potted plant variations row 2
Tree variations row 3
Flowering plant variations row 4

Circle the missing part

Plant parts matching activity worksheet
A deity/child adorned with a golden crown, rich red and gold attire, jewelry, and holding a scepter topped with a bird

Tick the plants and trees that grow from a seed Cross the plants and trees that grow from branches

Tomato
Mango
Jasmine flowers
Sunflower
Guava fruit
Rose
Hibiscus flower

Place where it fits

| fruit |

box

|

box

|

box
stem
box

|

box

|

box

| | root |

box

|

box

|

box

| | flower |

box

|

box

|

box

| | bud |

box

|

box

|

box

|

How many in all

Scatter of leaves, buds, flowers, and tomatoes

Leaves _____ Buds _____ Flowers _____ Tomatoes _____

Match the shadows

Matching activity with plants, fruits, and their shadows

Tick the right pictures and cross the wrong pictures

Girl watering plants
Man picking an apple
Hand sowing seeds
Paper trash being thrown
Person chopping a tree

Word search

WRDBLDF
BODUEML
IOQDADO
UTPPFLW
MFRUITE
STEMISR
GNVCFFF

Clues

[Figure: stem]

Cut and paste

Cut and paste activity with shapes of plant parts and corresponding images below