Concrete before abstract
Children first experience ideas with real objects and materials before moving towards symbols and written work.
Preschool curriculum in RR Nagar
Learning by doing, discovering and practising. The Sharada Gurukula curriculum supports the whole child through Kreedo-based experiential learning.

Children build concepts through hands-on materials, purposeful activities, movement, conversation, stories, art, practical life and guided exploration.
Our preschool curriculum in RR Nagar gives equal importance to knowledge, skills, habits and values. Children are supported to become school-ready while also developing communication, independence, emotional balance, creativity and social responsibility.
Our learning principles
Children first experience ideas with real objects and materials before moving towards symbols and written work.
Learning happens through doing, discussing, moving, creating, practising and reflecting.
Experiences are introduced according to readiness, with opportunities for repetition and mastery.
Language, cognition, movement, emotion, creativity, social skills and values are developed together.
Activities connect with a child’s world so learning feels relevant and memorable.
Areas of development
Listening, vocabulary, conversation, phonological awareness, stories, rhymes, pre-reading, early reading and writing readiness through English and Kannada communication.
Sorting, matching, patterns, quantity, number sense, shapes, measurement, comparison and age-appropriate problem-solving.
Observation, classification, memory, sequencing, attention, logical thinking and concept formation.
Care of self, care of materials, organisation, coordination, responsibility and everyday routines.
Naming emotions, communicating needs, taking turns, cooperation, empathy, resilience and positive classroom habits.
Fine-motor control, balance, coordination, movement, strength and healthy body awareness.
Art, music, dance, dramatic play, storytelling, imagination and self-expression.
Indian stories and celebrations, shlokas, yoga, mindfulness, gratitude, kindness and community awareness.
Programmes
Age group: 2 to 3 years
A gentle first step into group learning through sensory exploration, music, movement, conversation, play and simple routines.
Focus areas: Settling into routines, sensory experiences, receptive and expressive language, music, movement, social comfort and independent exploration.
Enquire about PlaygroupAge group: 3 to 4 years
A joyful foundation for language, early mathematical thinking, creativity, social interaction and growing independence.
Focus areas: Vocabulary, pre-literacy, number concepts, fine-motor readiness, creative expression, practical routines and positive peer interaction.
Enquire about NurseryAge group: 4 to 5 years
Purposeful experiences that strengthen phonological awareness, early writing, numeracy, observation, reasoning and confident expression.
Focus areas: Sound awareness, early writing patterns, number sense, logical thinking, inquiry, communication and growing responsibility.
Enquire about Jr KGAge group: 5 to 6 years
A balanced school-readiness programme that develops literacy, numeracy, problem-solving, communication and independent work habits.
Focus areas: Early reading and writing, confident number work, reasoning, project-based exploration, classroom independence and a smooth transition to primary school.
Enquire about Sr KGValues and cultural learning
Aksharabhyasa, shloka recitation, yoga and cultural experiences nurture respect, responsibility, gratitude, attention and belonging.
Observation and individual support
Educators observe how each child participates, communicates and applies concepts, then offer appropriate guidance, repetition and challenge while respecting individual pace.
Partnering with parents
Families are encouraged to share relevant information and continue simple routines at home. Contact the school to confirm how progress updates and parent interactions are scheduled.
Frequently asked questions
No. It supports language, numeracy and cognitive development along with movement, creativity, practical life, social-emotional skills, independence, culture and values.
Yes. Kreedo-based experiential learning helps children understand concepts through materials, activities, observation and practice.
Yes. Age-appropriate stories, shlokas, yoga, mindful practices, celebrations and everyday habits are used to nurture cultural awareness and character.
The standard age groups are Playgroup: 2 to 3 years, Nursery: 3 to 4 years, Jr KG: 4 to 5 years and Sr KG: 5 to 6 years. Call 9901708777 if you need guidance.
Teaching and classroom communication are offered in English and Kannada.
Admissions are open
Book a school visit at Sharada Gurukula on 60 Feet Road, BEML Layout, RR Nagar.