Nipun Lakshay

NIPUN Lakshya – Classes I & II

Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN)

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Class	Subject	Area	NIPUN Lakshya / Learning Outcome
Class I	Hindi	Oral Language	Converses with friends and teachers about his/her needs and the surroundings.
		Oral Language	Talks about the written material/print available in the classroom.
		Oral Language	Recites poems, songs and rhymes with appropriate gestures and expressions.
		Reading	Actively participates in storytelling and story-reading activities and answers questions.
		Reading	Understands the sound-letter relationship and reads and writes words accordingly.
		Reading	Reads short sentences containing 4–5 simple words.
		Writing	Becomes familiar with the use of matras in words in familiar contexts.
		Writing	Writes and draws to express meaning and writes names, simple messages and greetings.
Class I	English	Oral Language	Converses with friends and teachers about his/her needs, experiences and surroundings.
		Oral Language	Talks about familiar print/written material available in the classroom and surroundings.
		Oral Language	Recites poems, songs and rhymes with appropriate gestures and expressions.
		Reading	Actively participates in storytelling and story-reading activities and answers questions.
		Reading	Uses sound-letter relationships to read and write simple words.
		Reading	Reads short sentences containing 4–5 simple words in age-appropriate text.
		Writing	Expresses ideas by writing familiar words and simple sentences.
		Writing	Writes names, simple messages and greetings and draws pictures of familiar objects/persons.
Class I	Mathematics	Numeracy	Counts objects up to 20.
		Numeracy	Reads and writes numbers up to 99.
		Numeracy	Adds and subtracts numbers up to 9 in daily-life situations.
		Numeracy	Observes and describes properties of three-dimensional shapes such as curved/flat surfaces, corners and edges.
		Numeracy	Estimates and measures length using non-standard units such as hand span, steps and fingers, and capacity using cups, spoons and mugs.
		Numeracy	Creates and narrates short poems and stories using shapes and numbers.
Class II	Hindi	Oral Language	Talks about the written material/print available in the classroom.
		Oral Language	Participates in conversations, asks questions and listens carefully to others.
		Oral Language	Recites songs and poems.
		Oral Language	Repeats familiar words occurring in stories, poems and printed material.
		Reading	Reads and retells stories from children’s literature and textbooks.
		Reading	Forms new words using the letters of a given word.
		Reading	Reads age-appropriate unfamiliar text of 8–10 sentences at approximately 45–60 words per minute with comprehension and clarity.
		Writing	Writes short and simple sentences correctly to express his/her ideas.
		Writing	Identifies naming words, action words and punctuation marks.
Class II	English	Oral Language	Talks about familiar written material/print available in the classroom.
		Oral Language	Participates in conversations, asks questions and listens to others.
		Oral Language	Recites songs and poems.
		Oral Language	Repeats familiar words occurring in stories, poems and printed material.
		Reading	Reads and retells stories from children’s literature and textbooks.
		Reading	Forms new words using the letters of a given word.
		Reading	Reads age-appropriate unfamiliar text of 8–10 sentences at approximately 45–60 words per minute with comprehension and clarity.
		Writing	Writes short and simple sentences correctly to express his/her ideas.
		Writing	Identifies naming words, action words and punctuation marks.
Class II	Mathematics	Numeracy	Reads and writes numbers up to 999.
		Numeracy	Adds and subtracts numbers up to 99 in daily-life situations.
		Numeracy	Understands multiplication as repeated addition and division as equal distribution/sharing, and develops multiplication facts of 2, 3 and 4.
		Numeracy	Estimates and measures length, distance and capacity using non-standard uniform units such as sticks, pencils, threads, cups, spoons and mugs, and compares weight using a simple balance.
		Numeracy	Identifies and describes two-dimensional shapes such as rectangles, triangles, circles and ovals.
		Numeracy	Uses spatial terms such as far/near, inside/outside, above/below, left/right and front/behind.
		Numeracy	Creates and solves simple puzzles using numbers and shapes.

Main Objective of NIPUN Bharat: To develop foundational literacy and numeracy among students and ensure their holistic development.