KG EVS

Month Theme Concepts & Skills Covered Activities/Exercises Assessment/Evaluation
April Myself & My Body My name, My body parts, Uses of body parts Action game ("Touch your nose"), Body parts song Observation & participation
May My Family & Home Family members, Rooms in a house Show & Tell: "My Family", House drawing activity Speaking confidence
June My School & My Friends School places, People at school School tour, Role-playing teacher-student Q&A discussion
July Plants Around Us Types of plants, Parts of a plant, What plants need to grow Planting a seed, Leaf printing art Observation & oral quiz
August Animals & Their Sounds Domestic & wild animals, Sounds they make Animal charades, Matching animals with homes Naming & matching activity
September Seasons & Weather Summer, Rainy, Winter, Autumn, Spring Dressing up for different weather, Seasonal chart Picture-based discussion
October Water & Its Uses Sources of water, Why water is important Water pouring activity, Floating & sinking experiment Practical observation
November Air & Wind What air does, Moving objects with air Blowing bubbles, Making paper fans Concept recall
December Day & Night Sun, Moon, Stars, Day & Night differences Shadow play, Sky observation Oral discussion
January Food & Healthy Habits Healthy & junk food, Cleanliness Food sorting, Handwashing demonstration Real-life application
February Transport & Road Safety Land, Air, Water transport, Traffic rules Toy car race, Traffic signal game Sorting activity
March Review & EVS Fair Recap of all topics Nature walk, Science corner, Show & Tell Final assessment

Key Highlights of the Curriculum

Exploration-Based Learning – Using experiments, nature walks, and sensory play to introduce EVS concepts.
Observation & Inquiry – Encouraging curiosity and questioning through real-life experiences.
Hands-On Activities – Engaging children with sorting, role-play, storytelling, and creative projects.
Basic Environmental Awareness – Teaching cause and effect, classification, and problem-solving.
EVS Fair – Allowing students to demonstrate their learning through interactive displays.