Prompt Rich International Schools Limited

🏫 NURSERY ONE SCHEME OF WORK (FIRST – THIRD TERM)

Age Group: 3–4 Years
Academic Year: 12–13 Weeks per Term
Curriculum Base: Nigerian National Early Childhood Curriculum

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SUBJECTS

1. English Language / Literacy (Phonics)

2. Mathematics / Numeracy

3. Basic Science and Nature Study

4. Health Habits

5. Social Habits

6. Religious Studies (CRS/IRS)

7. Civic and Moral Instruction

8. Rhymes and Poems

9. Creative Art and Handwork

10. Physical and Health Education (PHE)

11. Music and Movement

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🟢 FIRST TERM

1. English Language / Literacy

Week Topic

1 Introduction to the Alphabet (A–D)
2 Recognizing and Tracing Letters (A–D)
3 Phonetic Sounds (a, b, c, d)
4 Vocabulary Building – Common Objects
5 Writing Practice (A–F)
6 Simple Words (cat, bat, dog)
7 Storytelling and Picture Reading
8 Alphabet Song and Rhymes
9 Reading Readiness Activities
10 Revision
11–12 Examination

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2. Mathematics / Numeracy

Week Topic

1 Counting and Identifying Numbers 1–5
2 Writing Numbers 1–5
3 Concept of “More” and “Less”
4 Basic Shapes (Circle, Triangle, Square)
5 Sorting by Size and Colour
6 Numbers 6–10
7 Matching Numbers with Objects
8 Comparing Objects
9 Introduction to Patterns
10 Revision
11–12 Examination

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3. Basic Science and Nature Study

Week Topic

1 Living and Non-living Things
2 The Sun and Its Importance
3 Air and Water
4 Plants Around Us
5 Animals Around Us
6 Our Body Parts and Their Uses
7 Keeping the Environment Clean
8 Weather and Seasons
9 Caring for Animals
10 Revision
11–12 Examination

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4. Health Habits

Week Topic

1 Importance of Cleanliness
2 Bathing and Brushing Teeth
3 Washing Hands Before and After Eating
4 Keeping Nails and Hair Clean
5 Proper Dressing
6 Eating Healthy Food
7 Keeping the Classroom Clean
8–10 Revision
11–12 Examination

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5. Social Habits

Week Topic

1 Greeting and Politeness
2 Obedience to Parents and Teachers
3 Sharing and Caring
4 Helping at Home and School
5 Identifying Family Members
6 Good Table Manners
7 Respect for Elders
8–10 Revision
11–12 Examination

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6. Religious Studies (CRS/IRS)

Week Topic

1 God the Creator
2 Things God Created
3 Giving Thanks to God
4 Obedience to God
5 Love One Another
6 Prayer to God
7–12 Revision and Examination

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7. Rhymes and Poems

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

Humpty Dumpty

Jack and Jill

Row, Row, Row Your Boat

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8. Creative Art and Handwork

Week Topic

1 Colouring Simple Shapes
2 Colouring Fruits and Animals
3 Paper Tearing and Pasting
4 Clay Modelling (Balls, Fruits)
5 Finger Painting
6–10 Revision and Exhibition

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9. Physical and Health Education (PHE)

Week Topic

1 Simple Stretching Exercises
2 Walking, Jumping, Running
3 Balancing and Hopping
4 Playing with Balls
5 Team Play and Cooperation
6–10 Revision and Games

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10. Music and Movement

Week Topic

1 Identifying Musical Sounds
2 Singing and Clapping
3 Dancing to Rhythm
4 Playing Simple Instruments
5 Revision and Performance

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🟡 SECOND TERM

1. English Language / Literacy

Week Topic

1 Review of Letters A–F
2 Letters G–J (Identification & Sounds)
3 Writing Practice G–J
4 Simple Words (cup, sun, jug)
5 Naming Colours and Shapes
6 Days of the Week
7 Opposite Words (big/small)
8 Simple Sentences
9 Reading and Picture Description
10–12 Revision and Examination

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2. Mathematics / Numeracy

Week Topic

1 Numbers 11–15
2 Writing Numbers 11–15
3 Numbers 16–20
4 Introduction to Addition (1–5)
5 Subtraction (1–5)
6 Shapes – Rectangle and Oval
7 Comparing Lengths (Long/Short)
8 Counting Objects 1–20
9 Number Patterns
10–12 Revision and Examination

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3. Basic Science and Nature Study

Week Topic

1 Sources of Water
2 Importance of Air
3 Weather Conditions
4 Fruits and Vegetables
5 Domestic Animals
6 Wild Animals
7 Caring for the Body
8 Identifying Colours in Nature
9–12 Revision and Examination

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4. Health Habits

Week Topic

1 Brushing Teeth Properly
2 Washing Clothes
3 Bathing Regularly
4 Eating Healthy Meals
5 Cleaning the Environment
6–10 Revision and Examination

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5. Social Habits

Week Topic

1 Being Kind to Friends
2 Taking Turns in Play
3 Good Behaviour in Class
4 Respecting Rules
5 Safety at Home and School
6–10 Revision and Examination

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6. Religious Studies

Week Topic

1 God Loves Children
2 God Cares for Us
3 Learning to Pray Daily
4 Telling the Truth
5 Helping Others
6–10 Revision and Examination

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7. Creative Art and Handwork

Week Topic

1 Colouring Fruits
2 Making Paper Fans
3 Clay Modelling – Animals
4 Leaf Printing
5 Collage Work
6–10 Revision and Display

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8. Physical and Health Education

Week Topic

1 Warm-up Exercises
2 Jumping and Landing
3 Throwing and Catching
4 Walking in Lines
5 Running Races
6–10 Revision and Games

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9. Music and Movement

Week Topic

1 Learning New Songs
2 Beating Drum to Rhythm
3 Group Singing
4 Dancing in Circles
5 Music Performance

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🔵 THIRD TERM

1. English Language / Literacy

Week Topic

1 Review of Letters A–J
2 Letters K–O (Sounds and Writing)
3 Letters P–T (Sounds and Writing)
4 Letters U–Z
5 Word Building (sun, pen, bed)
6 Short Sentences
7 Reading Simple Stories
8 Using Picture Books
9–12 Revision and Examination

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2. Mathematics / Numeracy

Week Topic

1 Numbers 21–30
2 Numbers 31–40
3 Numbers 41–50
4 Counting in Twos
5 Simple Addition and Subtraction (1–10)
6 Identifying Money (₦1, ₦2, ₦5)
7 Shapes Revision
8 Comparing Sizes
9–12 Revision and Examination

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3. Basic Science and Nature Study

Week Topic

1 The Sky (Sun, Moon, Stars)
2 Water and Its Uses
3 Weather Changes
4 Our Community Helpers
5 Animals and Their Homes
6 Caring for the Environment
7 Safety in Our Surroundings
8–12 Revision and Examination

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4. Health Habits

Week Topic

1 Clean Hands and Body
2 Proper Food Habits
3 Taking Rest and Sleep
4 Keeping the Environment Clean
5 Revising Good Habits
6–12 Examination

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5. Social Habits

Week Topic

1 Good Behaviour at Home
2 Caring for Property
3 Honesty and Obedience
4 Respect for Authority
5 Community Helpers
6–12 Revision and Examination

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6. Religious Studies

Week Topic

1 God Provides for Us
2 Showing Gratitude to God
3 Being Honest and Kind
4 Loving One Another
5 Helping the Needy
6–12 Revision and Examination

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7. Creative Art and Handwork

Week Topic

1 Colouring Objects Around Us
2 Making Paper Chains
3 Clay Moulding – Fruits
4 Drawing and Painting
5 Collage with Natural Materials
6–12 Exhibition and Evaluation

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8. Physical and Health Education

Week Topic

1 Simple Morning Exercise
2 Running and Jumping
3 Marching and Balancing
4 Playground Games
5 Team Play Activities
6–12 Revision and Fun Games

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9. Music and Movement

Week Topic

1 Revision of Songs
2 Rhythm and Clapping Patterns
3 Dancing and Singing Together
4 Group Performance
5 End-of-Term Presentation

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HOW TEACHERS CAN DEVELOP A LIKABLE PERSONALITY THAT ATTRACT BOTH PARENTS AND STUDENTS
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‎1. Be Approachable and Friendly
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‎Smile often and greet people warmly.
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‎Show genuine interest in their lives, challenges, and goals.
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‎2. Demonstrate Competence and Confidence
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‎Parents and students trust people who know their craft.
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‎Share insights, success stories, and results without arrogance.
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‎Let your work speak for you.A well-prepared lessons, creative teaching can make the students glued to you.
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‎3. Practice Active Listening
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‎Parents love educators who listen to their concerns.
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‎Students respect teachers who allow them to express themselves.
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‎Make eye contact, nod, and respond thoughtfully to show you value their input.
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‎4. Show Empathy and Patience
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‎Every student learns differently. Be patient with slow learners and encouraging with fast learners.
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‎Empathize with parents’ struggles (fees, time, discipline) and position yourself as a solution provider.
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‎5. Maintain Professional Boundaries
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‎While being likable, avoid being “too familiar.”
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‎Keep your interactions respectful and balanced so parents and students see you as a professional authority.
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‎6. Communicate with Positivity
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‎Replace negative words with constructive feedback.
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‎Celebrate small wins (a child’s improvement, a parent’s support) to create goodwill.
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‎7. Be Consistent and Reliable
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‎Parents value reliability. Stick to schedules, keep promises, and follow through on commitments.
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‎Students thrive when they know they can depend on you.
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‎8. Use Humor Wisely
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‎Light humor makes you relatable.
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‎Avoid sarcasm.Choose humor that uplifts and relaxes the classroom.
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‎9. Share Stories and Real-life Lessons
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‎Parents and students connect with stories.
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‎Use examples from your journey or from successful learners to inspire them.
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‎10. Stay Well-Groomed and Presentable
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‎Your appearance speaks before your words.
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‎Dress neatly, maintain good hygiene, and carry yourself with confidence.
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‎Credit: Chinenye Chisom Izuchukwu
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