DELHI WORLD PUBLIC SCHOOL, ZIRAKPUR

Session 2018-2019

Text Books and Stationary List

Class – Prep

S.No. Subject Name of the Book Publisher

1. English 1. New Communicate in English-A &B

2. English Cursive

Handwriting

Ratna Sagar

Busy Bees Pre-Set-3

2. Hindi 1. Hindi Padho Aur Seekho – 1

2. Akshar Gyan

Madhuban Educational Books

Vista

3. Maths Early Learners Numbers (Book-2) Viva

4. EVS Early Learners Viva

5. Art Little Hands (Book- B) Viva

STATIONERY LIST

Notebooks Quantity

1. English 2 (4 lined)

2. Maths 2 (Medium box)

3. Hindi 2 (5 lined)

4. Art File 1

5. Scrap File 1

ART AND CRAFT LIST

MATERIAL QUANTITY

Poster Colours 2 Sets (12 bottles in each set)

Clear bag 1

Ice cream sticks 2 Bundles

Ribbons (Red, Yellow, Blue,

Green) 1 Roll each (1”broad)

Fevicol ( Big bottle) 2

Origami sheet 1 Packet

Glitter sheet 2 Packets

Charts 3 White and 2 Black

Sparkle tubes (Red, Golden,

Silver, Green) 1 Tube each

Coloured A3 size sheets 2 Packets

Ivory White Chart 1

White A4 Sheet 3

Florescent Chart (Red, Yellow,

Orange, Purple) 1 Each

Safety Scissors 1

Clay (Funskool) 1 Box

Paper Plates 1 Packet

Paper cups (Medium Sized) 2 Cups

Cello Tape 1

Fevistick 2

Cotton Roll 1

Ear Bud 1 Small packet

Plastic Crayon 1

DELHI WORLD PUBLIC SCHOOL, ZIRAKPUR

Session 2018-2019

CLASS- PREP

Term I

APRIL- JULY

English

Reinforcement of Capital Letters A TO Z with

Phonetic Sound (beginning and ending sounds)

Matching letters with the pictures

Introduction to the print letters a- l

Sight Words- I, is, mama, papa, home, me, my, boy, girl, friend

Hindi

Introduction to स्वरस्वर (written)

चित्र को पहिान कर सही स्वर में रंग भरे Reading of स्वर from course book

Maths

Reinforcement of numbers 1 to 20

Forward Counting 21 to 40

Missing numbers

Rote Counting 1 to 50

Mathematical concepts

Big and Small

Long and Short

Heavy and Light

Hot and Cold

Environmental education

Me and My World

Shapely Shapes

Vocabulary building

Dress Smartly – sweater, jacket, shoes, belt, socks

Mummy’s Kitchen – basket, rolling pin, knife

Shapes – rectangle, triangle, oval, square, circle

Magic Words- hello, please, sorry, thank you, pardon

Body Parts- knees, elbow, arms, legs

Action Words- climb, jump, sit, stand

TERM II

AUGUST- NOVEMBER

English

Introduction to the print letters m to z

Matching Letters with pictures

Sight Words- A, he, she, him, and, with, we, am

Reading of short sentences using sight words

Three letter rhyming words of ‘a’, ‘e’

Cursive Strokes

Opposites (written)

Hindi

Introduction to स्वर चित्र को पहिान कर सही स्वर में रंग भरे Reading of स्वर from course book Introduction to व्यंजन

Maths

Forward Counting 41 to 90

Missing numbers

Reverse counting up to 50

Dodging up to 90

Sets concepts

More or Less

What comes after / before / between

Grouping

Environmental education

Colours, Fruits, Vegetables

Seasons and Festivals

Vocabulary building

Vegetables- Bottle Gourd, Bitter Gourd, Pumpkin

Festivals- Diwali, Christmas

Seasons- monsoon, summer, winter, spring

Week, Calendar

Weather- sunny, cloudy, foggy, day and night, windy, rainy

TERM – III

DECEMBER - MARCH

English

Recapitulation of print letters (a to z)

Matching Letters with the picture

Use of a / an

Use of This / That

Three letter rhyming words of ‘i’, ‘o’, ‘u’

Sight Words-come, went, go, left, right, to, draw

Cursive Strokes

Blending words ‘oo’, ‘ee’, ‘ch’, ‘sh’

Singular / Plural

Hindi

Introduction to व्यंजन चित्र को पहिान कर सही स्वर में रंग भरे Reading of स्वर from course book स्वर (दोहराई) दो, तीन, िार के जोड़ से बने शब्द

Maths

Forward Counting 91 to 100

Rote Counting 1 to 100

Reverse Counting up to 100

Introduction to Addition (single digit)

Introduction to Subtraction (single digit)

Concepts

Numbers up to 10

Counting by Tens

Numbers up to 100

Same Family

Classification

Sequencing

Environmental education

Travel fun

Same Family

Classification

Sequencing

Fun with animals

They help us

Important for all

Vocabulary building

Objects-School, table, chair

Our Helpers- carpenter, plumber, gardener, doctor, policeman, milkman, farmer

Cutlery- napkins, knife, fork, spoon

GRADING SYSTEM

A+ for 91 to 100 marks

A for 81 to 90 marks

B below 80 marks

Rhymes for Class Prep

TERM-I

Winters, Spring, Summer, Fall

[to the tune of “This Old Man”]

Winter, Spring

Summer, Fall

There are seasons,

Four in all

Weather changes,

Sun and rain and snow,

Leaves fall down

And flowers grow

Winter, Spring,

Summer, Fall

There are seasons,

Four in all

Look outside

And you will see

Just what season

It will be!

Trees

Trees are short, and trees are tall,

And some drop leaves to scuff in

Fall.

Trees are flat, and trees are thin,

With windows where the sun locks

In.

Trees are big and trees are small,

But Christmas trees are best of all.

Dinosaur, Dinosaur

Dinosaur, dinosaur,

Turn around,

Dinosaur, dinosaur,

Stomp the ground.

Dinosaur, dinosaur,

Show your claws.

Dinosaur, dinosaur,

Snap your jaws.

Dinosaur, dinosaur,

Turn around.

Dinosaur, dinosaur,

Sit back down!

I’m a little graduate

I’m a little graduate

Aren’t you proud of me!

I know my numbers and my ABC’s,

I made lots of friends

and had fun too.

Now I’m off to the

BIG KIDS SCHOOL!

……….Parts of the Body……….

Two little hands and two little legs,

One big back and one big chest.

Ten little fingers ten little toes,

Two little eyes and one little nose

Two little ears and two little feet,

One little mouth with lots of teeth.

Rosy lips and a big forehead,

And a lots of hair on the head.

One little chin and two elbows,

Two little ankles and two eyebrows.

One long neck and two chubby cheeks,

Two long arms and two round knees.

These are the parts of my body

Solid, Liquid, Gas

Solid, Liquid, Gas

Solid, Liquid, Gas

There are 3 states

of matter Solid,

Liquid, Gas

A solid keeps its shape,

Some are hard, some can

break,

Like a table or a roll of tape,

A solid keeps its shape

A liquid’s shape depends

On the container

that it’s in, Like a

cup, bottle or

metal tin,

A gas you cannot see, It’s in

the air that we breathe,

Helium, oxygen or steam

Sing a Song of Senses

We use our tongues to taste,

We use our tongues to taste,

We taste the flavours in our food,

We use our tongues to taste.

We use our ears to hear,

We use our ears to hear,

We hear noises loud and

soft,

We use our ears to hear.

We use our eyes to see,

We use our eyes to see,

We see colours all around,

We use our eyes to see.

We use our noses to

smell, We use our noses

to smell, We smell flowers

and perfume,

We use our noses to smell.

We use our hands to touch,

We use our hands to touch,

We touch things both smooth and

rough,

We use our hands to touch.

TERM-II

Meet the shapes

Terry Triangle, Terry Triangle,

Look at me, look at me

Count my sides, count my sides,

There are three, there are three.

Sammy Square, Sammy Square,

That’s my name, that’s my name,

I have four sides, I have

four sides, They’re all the

same, they’re all the same.

Robbie Rectangle, Robbie

Rectangle, I have four sides, I have

four sides, Two are long, two are

long, Two are short, two are short.

Cindy circle, Cindy circle,

Just one line, just one line,

Make it round, make it round,

That is fine, that is fine.

Where is Red Light?

Where is red light? Where is red light?

Here I am, Here I am.

Tell us what you say, sir. Tell us what

you say, sir.

I say stop! I say stop!

Where is yellow light? Where is yellow light?

Here I am. Here I am.

Tell us what you say, sir. Tell us what

you say, sir.

I say wait! I say wait!

Where is green light? Where is green light?

Here I am. Here I am.

Tell us what you say, sir. Tell us what

you say, sir.

I say go! I say go!

Red says stop, yellow says wait,

Green says go, green says go.

These are traffic signals, these are

traffic signals, That we know, that we

know.

Manners

We say “Thank you.”

We Say “Please.”

We don’t interrupt or tease.

We don’t argue,

We don’t fuss,

We listen when folks talk to us.

We share our toys,

And take our turn,

Good manners aren’t too hard to

learn.

It’s really easy, When you

find, Good manners Means

JUST BEING KIND.

STRAWBERRY A DAY

I am a little strawberry

Red and sweet. When I

am ripe,

I am ready to eat.

Strawberry in a milk shake,

Strawberry in a cake,

Strawberry in an ice cream,

Umm… what a yummy taste!!

THE SHAPE TRAIN

Come up everybody,

Let’s get on board,

Shape, shape, shape train.

Come up everybody,

Let’s get on board,

Shape, shape,

shape train.

I’m a momma circle, round like a pie.

I’m a baby triangle, three sides have I.

I’m a papa square, my sides are four.

I’m a brother semi-circle, shaped like a burger.

We are the shapes that you all know,

Look for us whenever you go.

Shape, shape, shape train.

Shape, shape, shape train.

AAM

Peela rang , rangeela aam,

Hota bada raseela aam!

Chuso, khao, taaza aam,

Sabhi falon ka raja aam

I’M A LITTLE WATERING CAN

I’m a little watering can,

Tall and thin.

To fill me up,

Just pour the water in.

Then you tip me over,

And the water sprinkles

out “Thanks for the drink,”

The flowers all shout.

TERM-III

FLOWER SONG

Pretty pansies bright and gay

Shining lilies tall and straight,

Yellow daisies dancing in the

sun. Tulips and Daffodils,

Nodding their heads,

Snowdrops & Buttercups

Filling up the flower beds.

Busy in telling us that

spring has come.

BUBBLES, BUBBLES EVERY WHERE

Bubbles, bubbles everywhere,

What do you do up in the air?

Taking fairies from place to place,

Then disappearing without a trace.

Blowing bubbles is such a fun!

Then counting them one by one,

It would be a fun to take a ride

And round the world, and float

and glide!

ZOO MANNERS

Be careful what

You say or do

When you visit the animals

At the zoo

Don’t make fun

Of the camel’s hump

He’s very proud

Of his noble bump

Don’t laugh too much

At the chimpanzee

He thinks he’s as wise

As you or me

And the penguins

Strutting round the lake

Can understand

Remarks you make

Treat them as well

As they do you

And you’ll always be welcome

At the zoo.

OLIVER TWIST

Oliver Oliver Oliver Twist

I bet you a rupee

You can’t do this

Number One, touch your tounge

Number Two, touch your shoe

Number Three, touch your knee

Number Four, touch the floor

Number Five, be alive

Number Six, pick up sticks

One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six

Number Seven, jump to heaven

Number Eight, bang the gate

Number Nine, walk in line

Number Ten, shall we do it again?

CHRISTOPHER COLOUMBUS

In fourteen hundred and ninety-two.

Colombus sailed the ocean blue.

He took three ships with him, too.

And called aboard his faithful crew.

Mighty, strong and brave was he

As he sailed across the open sea.

Some people still thought the world was flat!

Can you even imagine that?

WIND ON THE HILL

No one can tell me,

Nobody knows,

Where the wind comes from,

Where the wind goes.

It’s flying from somewhere

As fast as it can,

I couldn’t keep up with it,

Not if I ran

But if I stopped holding

The string of my kite,

It would blow with the wind

For a day and a night.

And then when I found it,

Wherever it blew,

I should know that the wind

Had been going there too.

So then I could tell them,

Where the wind goes…..

But where the wind comes from

Nobody knows

LITTLE RAIN DROPS

Oh! Where do you come from

You little drops of rain

Patter-pitter, pitter-patter

Down the window pane?

They won’t let me walk,

And they won’t let me play

And they won’t let me go

Out of doors at all today.

They put away my playthings

And they looked up all my bricks

And took away my ball.

Tell me little raindrops

Is that the way you play

Pitter-patter, pitter-patter

All the rainy day?

THE ARROW AND THE SONG

I shot an arrow into the air,

It fell to earth, I knew not where;

For, so swiftly it flew, the sight

Could not follow it in its flight.

I breathed a song into the air,

It fell to earth, I know not where;

For who has sight so keen and strong,

That it can follow the flight of song ?

Long, long afterward, in an oak

I found the arrow, still unbroke;

And the song, from beginning to end,

I found again in the heart of a friend.

MY SHADOW

I have a little shadow that goes in and out with me,

And what can be the use of him is more than I can see.

He is very, very like me from the heels up to the head;

And I see him jump before me, when I jump into my bed.

The funniest thing about him is the way he likes to grow-

Not at all like proper children, which is always very slow;

For he sometimes shoots up taller like an India-Rubber ball,

And he sometimes get so little that there’s none of him at

all

He hasn’t got a notion of how children ought to play,

And can only make a fool of me in every sought of way.

He stays so close beside me, he’s a coward you can see;

I’d think shame to stick to nursie as that shadow sticks to

me!

One morning, very early, before the sun was up,

I rose and found the shinning dew on every buttercup;

But my lazy little shadow, like an arrant sleepy-head,

Had stayed at home behind me and was fast asleep in bed.