Language Activities
Listening, speaking, reading and writing in English and Kiswahili. Phonics, storytelling, and early literacy foundations.
Kenya's CBC-aligned early years programme for PP1, PP2 and Grades 1–3. Playful lessons, caring tutors, and a strong foundation that lasts a lifetime.
All learning areas as defined by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) for the Early Years Education framework.
Listening, speaking, reading and writing in English and Kiswahili. Phonics, storytelling, and early literacy foundations.
Number sense, counting, shapes, patterns, and early problem-solving through hands-on, activity-based methods.
Exploring the natural world, living things, hygiene, and the immediate environment through discovery learning.
Drawing, painting, music, movement, and drama. Encouraging self-expression and fine motor skill development.
Christian Religious Education (CRE), Islamic Religious Education (IRE), or Hindu Religious Education (HRE) options.
Introduction to computers, tablets, and safe internet use. Building foundational digital skills from an early age.
Movement, games, motor skills, personal hygiene, nutrition, and healthy lifestyle habits for young learners.
Family, community, citizenship, culture and national identity. Building social awareness and values.
Click a grade to explore the specific topics and learning outcomes for that level.
| Subject | Key Topics | Skills Developed | Lessons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Language Activities | Oral workLetter soundsNursery rhymes | Listening, speaking, phonemic awareness | 12 |
| Mathematical Activities | Counting 1–20ShapesSorting | Number sense, pattern recognition | 14 |
| Environmental Activities | My bodyPlants & animalsWeather | Observation, curiosity, hygiene | 10 |
| Creative Arts | ColouringSingingPlay-acting | Creativity, motor skills, self-expression | 10 |
| Religious Education | God's creationPrayer | Moral values, gratitude | 6 |
| Physical & Health Ed. | Movement gamesHygiene | Gross motor skills, health habits | 8 |
| Subject | Key Topics | Skills Developed | Lessons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Language Activities | Reading readinessBlendingSimple sentences | Early reading, sentence construction | 14 |
| Mathematical Activities | Numbers 1–50Addition introMeasurement | Addition, size comparison, time concepts | 16 |
| Environmental Activities | My communitySeasonsAnimals & homes | Community awareness, environmental care | 11 |
| Creative Arts | DrawingCraftMusic & movement | Fine motor skills, rhythm, expression | 11 |
| Digital Literacy | Parts of a computerMouse use | Digital awareness, basic device use | 6 |
| Physical & Health Ed. | Ball gamesNutrition | Coordination, healthy eating | 8 |
| Subject | Key Topics | Skills Developed | Lessons |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Reading simple textsWriting sentencesVocabulary | Reading fluency, basic writing | 16 |
| Kiswahili | KusomaMazungumzoSarufi | Oral Kiswahili, basic grammar | 14 |
| Mathematics | Numbers to 99Addition/SubtractionMoney | Arithmetic, problem-solving | 18 |
| Environmental Activities | Living thingsEnergyWater | Science process skills | 12 |
| Creative Arts | PaintingMusicDrama | Artistic expression, performance | 12 |
| Social Studies | Family & rolesOur school | Community values, identity | 10 |
| Subject | Key Topics | Skills Developed | Lessons |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | ComprehensionCreative writingGrammar | Writing paragraphs, comprehension skills | 18 |
| Kiswahili | InshaUfahamuMsamiati | Written Kiswahili, expression | 16 |
| Mathematics | Multiplication introFractionsGeometry | Multiplication tables, basic fractions | 20 |
| Integrated Science | PlantsAnimalsMatter | Observation, hypothesis, recording | 14 |
| Social Studies | County & KenyaCultureCitizenship | National identity, values | 12 |
| Digital Literacy | TypingInternet safetySimple programs | Digital citizenship | 8 |
| Subject | Key Topics | Skills Developed | Lessons |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | EssaysOral presentationsPoetry | Essay writing, oral fluency, literature | 20 |
| Kiswahili | FasihiInsha ndefuSarufi ya kina | Advanced grammar, creative writing | 18 |
| Mathematics | DivisionDecimalsData handling | Division, decimals, simple statistics | 22 |
| Science & Technology | ForcesSimple machinesEcosystems | Scientific thinking, technology use | 16 |
| Social Studies | Physical featuresHistoryGovernment | Geography, civics, critical thinking | 14 |
| Agriculture & Nutrition | CropsSoilFood groups | Food production, healthy choices | 10 |
We follow the CBC's competency-based philosophy — children learn by doing, creating, and exploring.
Every lesson uses games, stories, and activities designed to make concepts stick through fun and engagement rather than rote memorisation.
Each child is matched with a dedicated tutor who tracks their progress and adapts lessons to their unique pace and learning style.
Parents receive weekly reports and can track their child's achievements, attendance, and areas for improvement in real time.
We assess through observation, portfolios, and projects — no stress, no harsh exams. Children grow at their own natural pace.
Lessons are delivered in both English and Kiswahili, building fluency and confidence in Kenya's two official languages from early childhood.
All content is mapped directly to the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development framework — ensuring full curriculum compliance.
A clear progression of skills your child will develop at each stage of the early years journey.
Children develop oral language, pre-literacy skills, number awareness, and social confidence through play and structured activities.
Letter-sound correspondence, blending simple words, counting to 50, shapes and sizes. Building the bridge to formal schooling.
Reading short texts, writing sentences, addition and subtraction up to 99, and exploring the natural world with curiosity.
Reading with comprehension, writing paragraphs, multiplication tables, fractions and community studies. Growing independence as a learner.
Essays, division, decimals, basic science projects and social studies. Fully prepared for the upper primary transition to Grade 4.
A balanced sample timetable for Grade 1–3 learners. Sessions are flexible and can be arranged around school hours.
All our PP1–Grade 3 tutors are trained in CBC pedagogy, child psychology and Early Childhood Development.
Flexible options for every family. All plans include CBC-aligned materials and weekly progress reports.
Download these free CBC-aligned materials for your PP1–Grade 3 child today.
20-page printable activity book covering numbers, letters, and colours.
Addition and subtraction practice sheets — Term 1, 2 & 3.
Printable phonics and sight-word flash cards for early readers.
Full CBC Term 1–3 study planner for Grade 3 parents and teachers.
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