
This video is on learning alphabets from A to Z.
Explore action words, or verbs, like wake up, jump, swim, ride, dance, read, and eat, and practice identifying these actions in pictures.
Explore rhyming words by identifying word endings such as eight and ate. Practice matching sound patterns and forming rhymes to build early phonemic awareness.
Learn how to use this and that for near and far single items, and these and those for near and far multiple items, with simple examples.
Learn comparison helps preschoolers identify opposites of common words, practicing soft and hard, up and down, happy and sad, good and bad, young and old, fast and slow.
Counting numbers from one to twenty takes center stage as the lesson guides learners to count aloud and spell out each number.
Learn the basics of addition by combining two numbers with objects and the addition symbol. Practice adding two and five, three and five, and four and five to find totals.
Learn time concepts with clocks, minutes, hours, and seconds, plus days of the week and months. See quarter past, half past, and quarter to in action.
Explore primary and secondary colors with real-world examples such as red, yellow, blue, green, orange, and purple. Practice identifying colors like brown, indigo, black, and white through vivid everyday objects.
Explore basic shapes around us, including circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, semicircle, diamond, pentagon, hexagon, star, and trapezoid, with simple real-world examples.
Complete preschool course introduces the five seasons—monsoon, summer, autumn, winter, and spring—explaining how weather changes and how we adapt with clothing, activities, and harvest.
Explore internal organs hidden inside the body, including lungs, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, pancreas, and intestines. Learn how they digest food, filter blood, and regulate blood sugar with insulin.
Introduces common fruits and vegetables, including apple, banana, grapes, orange, strawberry, mango, watermelon, pineapple, cucumber, pumpkin, capsicum, ladyfinger, and brinjal. Includes naming practice and image-matching questions to reinforce recognition.
Learn how foods come from plants and animals and distinguish healthy options like fruits, vegetables, milk, and eggs from junk foods. Identify how carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals support growth.
Explore our neighborhood by learning common places like school, hospital, bus stop, airport, railway station, police station, post office, supermarket, bank, library, bakery, movie theater, fire station, and restaurant.
Learn good manners by greeting others, saying please and thank you, apologizing, and using excuse me, while staying punctual, keeping surroundings clean, and being kind.
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Course Content
Basic English
Basic Maths
Basic Computer
People Around US
Our Planets
Domestic Animals
Wild Animals
Colors
Shapes
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Provides foundation for basic learning
Introduces child to school structure
Preparation of the child next stage of learning
Development of social and emotional skills
Increases child's curiosity
Preschool education aids in the emotional, social, and personal development of a kid.
A kid learns to speak at home, regular interaction and exposure with children of the same age group as well as teachers at preschool helps them to improve their communication abilities.