This activity will give a clear understanding of differnece between noun, verb and adjectives to kids. The kids need to sort the elements as per noun, verb and adjectives. The back side of the mats also contains rewritable practice activity on the same topic. This pack also includes 30 flashcards activity to differentiate between noun, verb and adjective.
Kids learn maximum if they are engaged in activity based learning. This activity is designed keeping in mind same. A fun way to teach kids CVC words is though let them explore making the words. the mats are very bright in color and covers 25 word families namely - at,en, un, in, ap
This course is meant for those for people who contains the desires to develop the understanding level of English. It includes reading, writing, listening and speaking (Vocabulary, Pronunciations, Sentence Framing and Basic Grammar).• Grammar, self introduction• Group discussion• Accent neutralization• Tongue twister• Listening skills• Reading Techniques• Word Formations• Telephonic Conversations• Vocabulary• Making Sentences ,Negative and Positive Phrases• Prepositions, Conjunctions• Pronunciations, Guidelines & Articles• Sentences Formations• Cultural Backgrounds• Public speaking• Chat session• Personality discussion• Role plays• Debates• Presentation skills• Team buildingDuration: 3 monthsTotal Time: 30 hrs
• Reveals basic knowledge of the distinguish sounds,vocabulary, and sentence structure of Hindi• Help make understand the cultural rules performed at work in India, in particular (i.e., dos and don'ts and different interpretation of eye contact, proxemics, and another body language)• Engage in basic level exchanges with different Hindi speaker (i.e., greeting individuals appropriately, asking for information, including asking for and giving directions, and leave-taking)•Accurately identify (in spoken and written language) and write all individual and blended agreement and vowel sounds, and understand, read and write at least 2 frequency words• Follow simple directions worded in Hindi (orally and in writing), including landmark-based directions which are more common in India, given the similar absence of chronological zip code based numerical addresses)• Understand and build basic sentences in speech and writing
Duration: 3 months
Total Time: 30 hrs
The courses which we offer at our institute related to Russian language course is meant for a novice who has no background of the Russian language. Our institute has ability to provide professional faculty to teach you with the Russian language by making use of the prescribed text with both direct as well as interactive methods. The module is considered as perfect for students along with the designed syllabus which helps promote an interactivity within our students. It mainly focuses on overall four skills of language learning such as; Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking.1. Skills with special focus on speaking and reading,2. Basic grammar and its related usage3. Get more learning experience and more interesting, enjoyable, interactive and communicative etc. to make the learning experience more interesting, enjoyable, interactive and communicative4. Tests and exams are also performed at regular intervalsDuration:3 monthsTime: 30 hrs
A1 – Course Contents• Helping to understand primary Arabic with day to day talk• Help mount sentence as well as begin with short talk,• learn short, simple message and statements;• Help to read small simple texts along with finding precise information;• Providing simple communication, routine situation,• Enhance reading skills •Order and Errand Verbs • How to form plurals • How to use verbs and pronouns • Abstract Nouns • Vocabulary • More Dialogues & Speaking PracticeIntermediary Level
With help of this course which is been designed for students who have already seek knowledge regarding Arabic language and for those who understand the script as well as a lack in making use and understanding of the grammar system. It helps this language student can meet a complete novice level course in Arabic.
• Text in Arabic are much similar with topics along with basic structure while reading
• Help understand simple conversation as well as complex talk between two people
• Conversation on similar and simple topic with excellent fluency
• Offer suggestion, Ask for information and confident making request
• Pronouns
• Relative Pronouns
• Demonstrative
• Prepositions
• The past tense
• The present tense
• ComprehensionDuration: 3 monthsTime: 30 hrs
Novice LevelThe basic level 1 of the Chinese language is designed especially for the novice who has no background of the same. We teach this by utilizing the prescribed texts in direct and interactive techniques. The curriculum promotes many sorts of interactivity within the student who are the basic building block of learning a new language. Moreover, an advanced level of such language is also provided by us with pocket-friendly rates.Course contents• Basic grammar & usage• Effort on spoken skills & listening comprehension• Able to understand the simple talk in Chinese language by offering learning in basic vocabulary of about 400 words.• Intensive focus on Tones & Pronunciation• Total words to be learnt – around 400• Chinese Character (script) writing – around 150 characters• Internet terms, computer terms, business terms (basic)• Understand about Chinese culture, custom & traditions, manners & etiquettes• Films on situational and different dialogues, Chinese culture, festivals, etc.• There are many different real-life scenario dialogues being practiced during the class• After completing this phase, students will be able to understand some basic dialogue in Chinese, exchange daily greetings, and able to ask simple questions in Chinese.• Basic familiarity with languageIntermediate Level
Course contents:
The main objective of this course is to develop an ability of the student’s in their everyday life with Chinese dialogue as well as Chinese speaking. Besides this, the surveying and developing what has been covered in phase 1, few traditional Chinese culture will be introduced during the sessions. This phase utilizes an update sequence from the last level. As students have the ability to understand a basic concept of Chinese at the current level, therefore, further teachings mostly depend heavily on an oral Chinese instruction and interaction as well along with valuable communication skills and more practices within a proper Chinese atmosphere. Further, it covers writing of many different Chinese characters as well as creating short stories which hold at the length simple conversations.Duration: 3 monthsTime: 30 hrs
The procedure of learning the language is organized so as to take care of the following impartial,• Help understand the spoken language,• To speak in the language with apt accent and pronunciation.• To read and understand letters and passages.• To read and understand web pages.• To write in the chosen language.
Basic Course Contents
• Introduction
• Alphabets
• Every day expressions
• Grammar
• Adverbs / Adjectives
• Prepositions
• Interrogatives
• Vocabulary BuildingIntermediate Course Contents
Grammar:
• Gender
• Definite & Indefinite Articles
• Singular to Plurals
• Possessive Adjectives and Nouns
• This / That / Those etc
• Direct & Indirect Pronouns
• Change into Negatives
Tense’s – Regular / Irregular:
• Present
• Past
• Continues
• Future
• Conditional
• Imperfect
There will be paragraphs to Read and Write from Italian to English or vice-verse.Duration: 3 monthsTime: 30 hrs
JLPT course is mainly structures for the novice who have no background of the Japanese language. The course structure is in line with The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT, 日本語能力試験, nihongonōryokushiken) so as to assess and certify the Japanese language proficiency of non-native speakers.
Basic Course
• Kana Scripts (Hiragana & Katakana)
• Japanese Characters (Kanji- Pictograms with stroke order)
• Grammar
parts of speech, articles , word order or syntax, demonstratives & interrogatives, counters, verbs and verb conjugation, adjectives, adverbs, comparisons, giving and receiving, requests and commands, potential and conditionals, possessive, direct indirect speech, various other form, etc.
• Vocabulary
nouns, verbs tenses-past and present, adjectives, adverbs, expressions of time , expression and phrases etc.
• Situational Conversations and Practice Drills
self-introduction, numbers, day and date, time, location and presence, possession of objects, time expressions and their usage, visiting people, accepting and receiving objects, hospital, asking direction, asking price of objects etc.
• Brief Introduction to History of Japan and its Cultural Aspects, ikebana, origami, calligraphy, kabuki etc.
• Video and Audio
Clips for listening and practice
• Daily Japanese Expressions and Idioms
Duration: 3 monthsTime: 30 hrs
We at Pacific Networks institute are committed to obeying the common European Frame Work (CEF). We are able to divide Spanish into 6 levels which are described as follows where the learner is supposed to do in reading, listening, speaking and writing.A1 – Novice• You can easily understand and remember the concept which can be further use with familiar expressions along with its basic phrases which aim at the satisfaction of each concrete type.• CPersonal Introduction and other personal details.• Simple interaction offered by the other person to talk slowly.A2 – Basic
• It's easily understood sentences and often make use of the different expressions which are related to the domain of an immediacy relevance like shopping, local geography, employment and even much more.
• Communicate in a simple manner which probably needs a simple and direct exchange of information basically on routine matters.
• Description of the simple aspects of one’s background, immediate ambience as well as the matters in the areas of immediate need and requirement.B1 – Intermediary
• People can also understand the major aspects of clear standard inputs which are related to the similar matters and which regularly encounter in work, school, etc.
• Can deal with any particular situation while travelling in a specific area where the language is spoken.
• Can generate a simple link to the text on particular topics that are similar or of personal interest.
• You can clearly describe the experience which gives your reasons and explanations for opinion and plans.B2 – Advanced
• You can easily understand the basic concepts of any of the complex text which holds the technical discussions in their specialization.
• You can interact and talk with a degree of fluency which can help you to make a regular interaction with its native speakers.
• Further, you can also produce a clear, detailed text on a wide spectrum of the objects with a viewpoint which renders an advantage and disadvantage of various options.C1 – Expert
• At expert level, you can easily understand the demanding texts and recognize along with its implicit meaning.
• Express articulate ideas without any research for expressions.
• Can use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes.
• Can generate clear, well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects, showing a controlled use of organizational patterns, connectors and cohesive devices.C2 – Mastery
• An ease in everything is it a virtually heard or read.
• Can summarize information from different sources.
• Reconstructing arguments in a coherent presentation.
• You can express yourself by differentiating the finer shades of meaning.Duration: 3 monthsTime: 30 hrs
Tak-Tak! Where did that noise come from? Did you hear it? Is it a ghost? Well, once a young man heard this noise everywhere and he thought it was a ghost… until he found out what the noise really was – and it was not what he expected at all! Read this story so that you too can find out!
Somu the bear is unusual. He can dance! But Somu wants to be free and unchained. Can his friend Altaf understand that? This poignant story is about friendship between a young boy and an animal and the boy’s unique understanding of what the animal truly wants. This story describes the true predicament of dancing bears in India.
Malli loved weekends with her Paati. The head massages, the hugs,the engrossing stories, and most importantly, Paati’s delicious, pipinghot rasam.But then, one day, everything changed. And Malli’s world became darkand colourless. No more warm hugs, no more rasam, no more Paati.Can Malli find a piece of her beloved grandmother to hold on to?In this gentle story of grief and loss, Janaki Sabesh and Dhwani Sabeshbring to the young reader the enduring love of those that have passedbut never truly leave us. Pallavi Jain breathes life and colour intothe illustrations storyboarded brilliantly by Vaijayanthi.
Sometimes, people tell tall tales just for fun… Bundal was one such person. He spent his whole day telling tall tales – until one day, someone told a taller tale than him. Can you guess what this tall tale was? Anushka Ravishankar’s funny tale about a tall tale is colourfully illustrated by Chetan Sharma.
Raghunath boards a train from Mumbai to Vajraghat and shares his compartment with a stranger. Raghunath’s curiosity is piqued when the mysterious stranger starts speaking in numbers. This original story by Soumitra Ranade and Rudradutt Ranade features three alternative endings by Sonali Arun Bhatia, Archana Rao-D’Cruz, and Mira Desai. Illustrated stylishly in pen-and-ink by Ambika Sambasivan, 8563 is a delightful mystery for all readers.Awards– 8563 was nominated for the Peek-a-book Children’s Choice Award in 2018
Synopsis:What happens to little flower seeds in autumn? A strong wind blows a group of seeds across the land. One by one, many of the seeds get lost; some are burned by the sun, some fall into the ocean and some are eaten by a bird. As the seasons change, only a few seeds survive the long winter, and when spiring finally arrives, the seeds that have survived sprout into plants. But there are new dangers for these plants… and finally, only the tiniest seed remains, growing into a gaint flower. And when autumn returns, it sends its own seeds into the wind and the process starts all over again!Eric Carle’s eloquent text and brilliant collages turn the simple life cycle of a plant into an exciting story, a nature lesson and an inspiring message about the importance of perseverance.Age Group: 4 to 6 Ι Author: Eric Carle Ι Translation: Sushma Bakshi Ι Illustrator: Eric Carle Ι Language: Bilingual – Hindi & English Ι No. of Pages: 34 Ι Type: Picture Book Ι Format: Paperback
In Baddbaddpur, it’s impossible to keep a secret. Everyone gossips about everything! Then one day, ill-tempered Pandurang wishes to keep a secret. But of course, the secret spreads from person to person… and the strangest thing happens: a feather becomes a forest! Join the villagers of Baddbaddpur in this charming village story by Anushka Ravishankar and see how the rumour spreads with illustrations by Kanyika Kini in inks and colour pencils that will make you laugh out loud.Awards– Chosen for the 2017 line-up in the Dolly Parton Imagination Library Program, Canada.– Won the South Asia Book Award in 2013
After tasting a delicious mango, the king of Benares arrives at the monkey kingdom in search of the fruit. Can Kapi, the monkey king, find a way to protect his subjects? This timeless Jataka tale, a page from the life of the Bodhisattva, is adapted by Shobha Viswanath and illustrated in vivid hues of traditional Indian folk art by Uma Krishnaswamy.Awards– The Monkey King won the NAPPA award 2000 by the National Association of Parenting Publishers.
All Tashi’s aging mother wants is a memento from Sarnath, the land of the Buddha’s first teachings. But year after year, on his travels to Benares, her son forgets to bring something back for her. One year, having forgotten again, Tashi picks up an old tooth off the ground near his house and presents it to his mother as the Buddha’s tooth. Maria L. Denjongpa retells this Tibetan folktale with remarkable insight, while Chetan Sharma’s illustrations capture the beauty of Kalimpong. The result is a magnificent story about the power of love and faith.Awards– Listed in Best South Asian Books of 2018 – KitaabWorld
Synopsis : A young girl traces her mother’s journey through the city of Delhi, writing letters to her along the way. Every monument holds a memory; every letter tells a story, and Fatima wants nothing more than to show her beloved Ammijaan that she is truly her mother’s daughter.Letters to Ammi by Aftab Yusuf Shaikh, with stunning photographs by Adrija Ghosh and Soumitra Ranade, is a celebration of timeless human relationships.Age Group: 7 to 9 Years | Author: Mohammed Aftab Yusuf Shaikh | Photographer: Adrija Ghosh and Soumitra Ranade | No.of pages: 44 | Type: Picture Book | Format: Hard bound
Friends don’t say mean things about you behind your back. Friends let you play cricket with them even when they don’t need an extra fielder. A falling-out with her friends drives thirteen-year-old Dhivya to seek solace in the waters of the village tank. That day, she receives some advice and is sucked into the world of competitive swimming, far away from her home near the cotton fields in Siruganpur. Soon, she makes friends with another swimmer – Ambika. Will Dhivya be able to hold on to this friendship?Nivedha Ganesh spins fiction from facts with verve and imagination in a story that’s humorous, relatable, and inspiring all at once.
I’m the boss. I make my own decisions.Naresh has the world’s coolest mother – she wakes up at midnight, dons a miner’s lamp and goes to her field to harvest flowers. Will he be able to show everyone at school that she’s a hero?Aparna Karthikeyan tells the story of Nandhini, a remarkable woman who juggles single parenthood and a sampangi farm in Sivagangai, Tamil Nadu.Based on real events, this is a story about a woman who cultivates a cheery disposition and stubbornly pursues her daring, unusualdreams.
I can’t buy a ticket, but I really need to get on this train…Chandrasekhar waits for a job and dreams of being back home with a classmate he’s in love with. Aruna has lost a slipper, and it was her only pair. Balu wishes he could trade his jackhammer for a poetry book. Sadia and her son are sleeping beside their handmade dolls, wondering what the future holds. Anjanamma makes up a story to soothe the relentless sting of mosquitoes. Nagaraju sightlessly navigates the chaos of a train station and puts out a plea to the universe.Subuhi Jiwani traces six uncertain journeys from Andhra Pradesh to Kochi, of migrants in search of work, survival and belonging.
…stone buildings seemed to rise out of a largely garden-like environment, and in the distance were the towering ghats. Snehagao was…beautiful…A new school, a strange new language, and an oddly cheerful roommate – Krishnan doesn’t know what to make of it all. He’s here after losing his only parent to HIV, and finding out that he has it too. Angry at having been made to leave the only home he’s ever known, Krishnan is desperate and homesick.He soon has to make way for new feelings, though – the exhilaration of bolting up and down the school’s running track, and the delicious thrill of competing with his best friend for the post of Prime Minister in the school parliament.Vishaka George’s uplifting story about a brave teenager and his lovable group of friends is inspired by real events, and is proof that wonderful things sneak up on you when you least expect them.
