Integration, Mastery & Closure
Everything your classroom needs this month — thoughtfully planned, professionally aligned, and ready to teach.
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Theme
Integration, Mastery & Closure
Big Idea
I have come so far. I know so much. I can do so many things. I am ready for what comes next.
Parent Focus
Integration, mastery, and closure are the Month 10 themes because ending well matters as much as beginning well.
Key Vocabulary
Your Month at a Glance
Week 1
Full alphabet revision, community helpers Week 1, and Heavy Work 5
Child produces 20+ letter sounds.
Week 2
All 6 community helpers, numbers consolidation, and year reflection
Child names all 6 community helpers.
Week 3
Fine motor mastery, gross motor mastery, and year reflection
Child traces all three directions independently.
Week 4
Year-end celebration and closure
Child produces 20+ letter sounds in celebration.
Your Complete Classroom Toolkit
Monthly progression, weekly guides, daily lessons, materials, assessments, and parent communication — organised in one place so your team can teach with clarity and confidence.
Monthly Teaching Plan
A complete month of thoughtfully sequenced learning with clear developmental goals.
Weekly Teaching Guides
Step-by-step weekly plans with learning objectives, outcomes and classroom focus.
Daily Lesson Plans
Ready-to-teach activities that require minimal preparation while maximising learning.
Materials & Classroom Preparation
Everything required for the month organised in one place, including teaching aids, printables and classroom setup.
Assessment & Progress Tracking
Simple observation opportunities and developmental milestones to monitor every child's progress.
Parent Communication
Monthly summaries, home connections and parent-friendly updates ready to share.
International Curriculum Alignment
Built using principles from EYFS, Montessori, Reggio Emilia, HighScope, NCF 2022 and Developmentally Appropriate Practice.
Teacher Support
Planning guidance, preparation notes and classroom tips designed to reduce teacher workload and increase confidence.
Everything has been thoughtfully planned — from long-term curriculum progression to daily classroom activities, assessments, materials and parent communication — so your team can spend less time planning and more time teaching.
What Makes Pebble Different?
Play-Based Learning
Every activity has a developmental purpose.
Minimal Preparation
Designed for busy classrooms with practical, low-preparation activities.
Whole Child Development
Supports cognitive, language, physical, social-emotional and creative growth together.
Teacher First
Built to reduce planning time while improving teaching quality and classroom consistency.
What Your Child Will Learn This Month
Literacy
- A to Z revision — all 26 letter sounds reviewed systematically. Community helper vocabulary: doctor, teacher, police officer, farmer, shopkeeper, chef.
- Child produces at least 20 of 26 letter sounds when shown in any order. Child names at least 4 community helpers and describes what each does. Child connects a letter sound to a community helper job word.
Numeracy
- Numbers 1 through 10 — complete first-decade revision. Random-order numeral identification. Reliable touch-counting to 10. Counting in context — counting real objects in the classroom environment.
- Child recognises all 10 numerals reliably in random order. Child counts out any requested quantity from 1 to 10 with reliable touch-counting.
Fine Motor
- Clay moulding — choice-based free sculpting. Earbud pattern painting — fully independent mastery session. Independent plant watering — fine motor practical life. Confident line tracing — all three directions independently and accurately.
- Child independently sculpts a clay form of their choice. Child creates a fully independent earbud pattern. Child traces all three line directions (horizontal, vertical, diagonal) with confident directional accuracy.
Gross Motor
- Heavy Work 5 — the heaviest push of the year. Crawl to stand to walk — complete floor-to-locomotion sequence. Step down and jump — Jump 4 (the final jump of the year). Balance hold — independent one-foot balance.
- Child pushes Heavy Work 5 with full-body sustained effort. Child completes the crawl-stand-walk sequence independently. Child steps down and immediately jumps — Jump 4.
Sensory
- Phase 10 — Integration and Closure. Week 1: Tear, match and fix; mosaic tile press. Week 2: Wash, wring and lay out; hand wash and towel dry. Week 3: Carry and place; tray set-up for the class. Week 4: Sensory mastery stations; reflection walk and touch trail.
- Child demonstrates sensory mastery across Phase 10 integration activities. Child completes the reflection walk and touch trail with calm, deliberate full sensory engagement.
Creative
- Child produces at least 20 of 26 letter sounds reliably when shown in any order
- Child names at least 4 community helpers and describes their job and tool
- Child connects a letter sound to a community helper job word spontaneously
- Child recognises all 10 numerals reliably in any order
Well-being
- Year-end celebration — what have we achieved? Gratitude for the year — expressing thanks to teachers, friends, and family. Year reflection — what was my favourite moment? Readiness for what comes next — excitement and confidence for the next stage.
- Child participates in the year-end celebration with confidence and joy. Child expresses genuine gratitude for one aspect of the year. Child describes one favourite memory from the year.
General Awareness
- Community helpers — who helps us? Doctor, teacher, police officer, farmer, shopkeeper, chef. Tools and workplaces of each helper. Supported by (Community helpers — helper + tools sheet: doctor, teacher, police, farmer, shopkeeper, chef) and (Year-end helper review — all 6 helpers together; “who helps us?” gratitude talk).
- Child names 4 community helpers and describes their job and one tool they use. Child identifies community helpers in workbook images correctly.
Science
- Child produces at least 20 of 26 letter sounds reliably when shown in any order
- Child names at least 4 community helpers and describes their job and tool
- Child connects a letter sound to a community helper job word spontaneously
- Child recognises all 10 numerals reliably in any order
Music
- Revision of the year's songs and rhymes — child-chosen favourites. A celebration playlist: children vote for their four favourite songs from across all ten months. The year's musical journey in one final month of music.
- Child participates in all four child-chosen songs. Child demonstrates leadership actions in at least one song they know well.
Practical Life
- Child produces at least 20 of 26 letter sounds reliably when shown in any order
- Child names at least 4 community helpers and describes their job and tool
- Child connects a letter sound to a community helper job word spontaneously
- Child recognises all 10 numerals reliably in any order
For Families
Conversation starters
- Tell your child one thing you are proud of from their school year — be specific
- Ask them: what was your favourite thing about school this year?
- Point out community helpers wherever you see them — doctor, teacher, police officer, farmer, shopkeeper, chef
- Ask about: Child produces at least 20 of 26 letter sounds reliably when shown in any order
Home activity
Community helper visits: if possible, arrange a brief meeting with a community helper this week — a doctor's appointment, a visit to the market, a thank-you card to a teacher.
Weekly reminder
This month unfolds over four weeks — Week 1: Full alphabet revision, community helpers Week 1, and Heavy Work 5 · Week 2: All 6 community helpers, numbers consolidation, and year reflection · Week 3: Fine motor mastery, gross motor mastery, and year reflection · Week 4: Year-end celebration and closure. Open each week below for day-by-day plans.
Weekly Planner
Full alphabet revision, community helpers Week 1, and Heavy Work 5
Full alphabet revision, community helpers Week 1, and Heavy Work 5
Systematic A–Z alphabet review — all 26 sounds.
All 6 community helpers, numbers consolidation, and year reflection
All 6 community helpers, numbers consolidation, and year reflection
Community helpers extended: police officer, farmer, shopkeeper, chef.
Fine motor mastery, gross motor mastery, and year reflection
Fine motor mastery, gross motor mastery, and year reflection
Confident line tracing — all three directions independently.
Year-end celebration and closure
Year-end celebration and closure
Year-end alphabet celebration — all 26 sounds.