Early Years
Early Years Homeschool Program (Ages 3–5)
A complete, year-long early childhood curriculum for homeschooling families. Nine units cover phonics and pre-reading, early maths, fine-motor and pre-writing, the world around us, good manners and Urdu basics, creative arts, movement and life skills. Every lesson gives the parent a clear goal, a materials list made from everyday household items, a step-by-step activity and a tip. Short 15–20 minute sessions, play-based and child-paced.
📚 37 lessons📝 3 quizzes🎯 Early Years · Age 3–5👩🏫 Umber Akhter
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Welcome: how this program works
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This program is built for children aged 3 to 5 learning at home with a parent.
HOW IT IS ORGANISED
- 9 units, about 4 weeks each — one full school year.
- Do 1 lesson a day, 4–5 days a week. Repeat favourite lessons often; repetition is how young children learn.
- Each lesson has a Goal, a list of everyday materials, a 15–20 minute activity and a Parent Tip.
- Short quizzes at the end of some units are for YOU to ask your child out loud — tick the answer they give.
THE GOLDEN RULES
1. Keep it short and happy. Stop while your child is still enjoying it.
2. Play is learning. Talk, sing, move and touch real things.
3. Praise effort, not just results: "You tried really hard!"
4. Follow your child's pace. If something is hard, go back a step. If it is easy, move on.
Mark each lesson complete in the app when you finish it so you can see progress over the year.
This program is built for children aged 3 to 5 learning at home with a parent.
HOW IT IS ORGANISED
- 9 units, about 4 weeks each — one full school year.
- Do 1 lesson a day, 4–5 days a week. Repeat favourite lessons often; repetition is how young children learn.
- Each lesson has a Goal, a list of everyday materials, a 15–20 minute activity and a Parent Tip.
- Short quizzes at the end of some units are for YOU to ask your child out loud — tick the answer they give.
THE GOLDEN RULES
1. Keep it short and happy. Stop while your child is still enjoying it.
2. Play is learning. Talk, sing, move and touch real things.
3. Praise effort, not just results: "You tried really hard!"
4. Follow your child's pace. If something is hard, go back a step. If it is easy, move on.
Mark each lesson complete in the app when you finish it so you can see progress over the year.
What's inside
- 1Welcome: how this program worksFree preview📄 Guide
- 2Setting up a learning corner and daily rhythmFree preview📄 Guide
Unit 1
- 3My name and me📄 Guide
- 4My body📄 Guide
- 5My feelings📄 Guide
- 6My family and home📄 Guide
Unit 2
- 7Listening games📄 Guide
- 8Letter sounds: s, a, t, p📄 Guide
- 9Letter sounds: i, n, m, d📄 Guide
- 10Letter sounds: g, o, c, k📄 Guide
- 11Rhyming words📄 Guide
- 12Story time and book handling📄 Guide
Unit 3
- 13Strong hands: play dough and pinching📄 Guide
- 14Pre-writing strokes📄 Guide
- 15Pencil grip and colouring📄 Guide
- 16Tracing my name📄 Guide
Unit 4
- 17Counting 1 to 5📄 Guide
- 18Counting 6 to 10📄 Guide
- 19Shapes all around us📄 Guide
- 20Colours and sorting📄 Guide
- 21Patterns📄 Guide
- 22Big and small, more and less📄 Guide
Unit 5
- 23Healthy habits and hygiene📄 Guide
- 24Animals and their homes📄 Guide
- 25Plants and how they grow📄 Guide
- 26Weather and seasons📄 Guide
Unit 6
- 27Good manners and kind words📄 Guide
- 28Short daily duas📄 Guide
- 29Urdu haroof: alif, bay, pay📄 Guide
Unit 7
- 30Colour mixing and painting📄 Guide
- 31Music, rhythm and action songs📄 Guide
- 32Big movements: running, jumping, balancing📄 Guide
Unit 8
- 33Dressing and self-care📄 Guide
- 34Helping at home and tidy-up📄 Guide
- 35Staying safe📄 Guide
Unit 9
- 36Termly progress checklist📄 Guide
- 37Celebration and portfolio📄 Guide
Quizzes
- 📝Unit 2 Check: Sounds and Rhymes (ask aloud)5 questions
- 📝Unit 4 Check: Numbers and Shapes (ask aloud)5 questions
- 📝Year-end Check (ask aloud)6 questions
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