K2 - Pandacorns

Pandacorn Overview

In Pandacorns, we start term 1 with upper and lower-case recognition. By the end of term 1, Pandacorns have gone through the alphabet twice. First time focusing on letter recognition, the second time on phonics. After the first three months, they will develop a strong grasp of the alphabet, progressing to 3 letter words. At the end of the Pandacorn year, students are comfortable reading 3 letter words (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) as well as writing in upper and lower case letters.

For Math, students work throughout the year on the following competences: counting, adding/subtracting, graphs and geometry. It is an on-going work. Students will also use manipulatives to solve word problems. Assignments are also provided to evaluate the students’ understanding of the concepts.

For science, a concept is introduced at the beginning of the month. Activities are held throughout the unit, leading to a problem that needs to be solved through experimentation. Students are given ample time to try, adjust and come to conclusions. Experiments include making a boat that floats, a tree that is strong enough to hold  weight, a house that stands, and among many others.

Learning Objectives

- To be able to sound letters out
- To read sentences with CVC and sight words
- To comprehend short stories
- To write CVC words and numbers sequentially
- To be able to express oneself in full sentences
- To be able to recall past experiences and share thoughts
- To develop an interest in books
- To sort, classify and count
- One to one correspondence
- To add using manipulatives
- To develop a first understanding of patterning
- To identify shapes
- To solve word problems
To develop a curiosity towards the world of science

To get a first understanding of a large variety of concepts:
- Life Science (plants, animals, people)
- Physical Science (magnetism, sink or float)
- Earth Science (environment, seasons, weather)
- To develop creativity
- To express oneself through drawing
- To experience different materials to create
- To reinforce an interest in dance, movement and music
- To develop the body coordination
- To develop the space awareness
- To develop an awareness of others
- To follow a classroom routine
- To develop a sense of cooperation
- To develop an awareness on possessions
- To develop tools to solve conflicts independently
- To develop the overall self-awareness
- To develop critical thinking

Schedule

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  • 28
  • 8:40am - 1:40pm
  • English
  • 2 Classes
  • 5 Years

Register for your child

  • 03-5646-5280
  • admissions@uia.jp
  • 134-0042, 3-14-4-7F Tokyo-to, Koto-ku, Kiba 3-14-4