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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Setting up a learning corner and daily rhythm
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GOAL
Create a calm, predictable space and routine so your child knows when it is learning time.
YOU WILL NEED
A small table or mat, a low shelf or basket, crayons, paper, play dough, picture books, a wall chart.
ACTIVITY (15–20 minutes)
1. Choose a quiet, well-lit corner away from the TV.
2. Put 4–6 materials in a basket your child can reach. Rotate them every week.
3. Make a picture chart of the day: wake up, breakfast, learning time, play outside, lunch, rest, story time.
4. Start learning time with the same song or greeting every day.
5. End with \"tidy-up time\" — your child puts materials back in the basket.
PARENT TIP
A good morning rhythm: circle time (5 min) → main lesson (15 min) → movement break → creative or free play. Mornings work best for most young children.
GOAL
Create a calm, predictable space and routine so your child knows when it is learning time.
YOU WILL NEED
A small table or mat, a low shelf or basket, crayons, paper, play dough, picture books, a wall chart.
ACTIVITY (15–20 minutes)
1. Choose a quiet, well-lit corner away from the TV.
2. Put 4–6 materials in a basket your child can reach. Rotate them every week.
3. Make a picture chart of the day: wake up, breakfast, learning time, play outside, lunch, rest, story time.
4. Start learning time with the same song or greeting every day.
5. End with \"tidy-up time\" — your child puts materials back in the basket.
PARENT TIP
A good morning rhythm: circle time (5 min) → main lesson (15 min) → movement break → creative or free play. Mornings work best for most young children.
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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