by Belita Karanja, Zipporah Njoroge

Activities Workbook
This workbook introduces the learner to Christian Religious Education. It is based on the ECDE syllabus and consists of curriculum-based activities and exercises designed to help the child learn in a fun and enjoyable manner.
The book has colour illustrations, exercises, and activities, making it ideal for use both at school and at home.
Queenex books are written by experienced teachers. They are designed to provide children with a strong foundation of early learning skills that are essential for success in school.

by Mady Musiol

This book will help children to lay down a firm and lasting foundation in understanding mathematics as they prepare for primary school. The book is easy to use and has fun activities that are carefully designed in line with needs of the competence-based curriculum, contemporary learners, teachers, and parents – who care and are aware of the fundamental requirements of early years’ education.

A teacher’s guide is available to ensure that the learner achieves the best of the activities provided in the book. The instructions in the teacher’s guide indicate how each activity can be developed in order to make the most of the book.

Mady Musiol has over 20 years’ experience in preparing Educational material for teaching competency-based curriculum.
Other books available by the same author for supplementary and reinforcement of the learned concepts are listed below.

by Gathogo

Mentor Language Activities PP1 workbook is fully in line with the new Competency Based Curriculum. The book is easy to use and contains a variety of learning activities. It makes learning fun for the learner.

by Mbugua
KLB Visionary Mathematical Activities Teacher’s Guide for Pre-Primary One is a guide developed by a team of experts with long standing experience in teaching and curriculum development.
This teacher’s guide equips the teacher with vital tips on methodology. The guide should be used alongside mathematical activities workbook one to effectively cater for the new mathematicas design.

by Ahluwalia
Help your children cope with stress.
Even young children experience stress. The stress can arise from social pressures or trying to live up to expectations, etc. Although you cannot protect your child from stress, you can help your child develop healthy ways to cope. Here are five helpful steps that you can take to help your child:
Seek advice from a family member, teacher or health professional if you think that your child needs further help.