Endangered Animals

in The World's Most Extinct and Endangered Animals

for Preschoolers

The Panda, Tiger, and Sparrow are up next in our journey into the world of endangered animals

Session Preparation

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Session Plan

1. Intro Video

2. Expert Talk: There is science behind a child’s love for the animal world.

3. Let’s Get Started: Join us for a fun workout to start off the day.

4. Language is Fun: Let’s gather information about some more endangered animals.

5. Beyond Numbers: Simple addition on a number line can be so easy.

6. Creative Expression and More: Wear the hat of a forest ranger and engage in some exciting role-play.

Celebrating Milestones

I was able to listen and blend all 3 sounds in CVC words.
I was able to read simple sentences
I attempted to count using a number line
I was able to do simple addition on a number line

How to use this?

This is a development tracker that will help you identify your child’s skill and level of competency. You may want to revisit the KLAY @Home sessions if you think your child needs more time to hone the skills addressed in the sessions.

Conversation Time With The Family

During Mealtime: It would be a good idea to go over the names of the dishes served on the table. Every dish can be split into many syllables and its corresponding sounds. For example, Sambar can be split into sam-bar, parantha can be split into pa-ran-tha. You could also count the number of food items that are in your plate. Rice, dal, subzi, salad, raita, pickle, papad. There are seven dishes in all!

During The Day: Explain the meaning of the word endangered and talk to your child about the animals that fall in that category. You could play a game too. Write the word ENDANGERED and ask your child to make as many smaller words he can from those letters. Ask him to add the total number of letters in this word. Write simple and short sentences and ask your child to count the number of words used.

Extended Play

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Objectives of the week

An exciting journey of discovery awaits us this week, as we dig up information about extinct and endangered animals.

Sessions of the week

Mon, May 25	All About Extinct Animals
Tue, May 27	Endangered Animals
Fri, May 29	Extinct & Endangered Animals

Weekly Schedule

Panel Discussion: Together, Apart – Uniting Efforts for Children in the New World Order

With children out of school, physical distancing as the new norm, and children’s rights under threat, the new world order has “turned back the clock” on years of progress made on children’s well-being. However, it’s not all bad. As a human race, we’ve been built to adapt: we’ve seen a tipping point in technology-enabled education and the promise of a new education policy in our country.

What can we, as influencers of change in the education space, do to create a better tomorrow for children? Join us for a panel discussion where we can come together to unite our efforts to secure the future of the nex-gen and create a better tomorrow for children.