Identifying and categorizing shapes involve critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Children learn to analyze and compare shapes, identify patterns, and solve spatial puzzles, which are essential skills for academic success across multiple subjects. 4 glasses were labelled with shapes. Children had to put the stick of a shape in respective glass. Recognizing shapes is a foundational skill that supports children's cognitive development, academic readiness, and overall learning across various domains. It provides them with the tools they need to navigate and make sense of the world around them, setting them up for success in school and beyond.
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Who am I? (3D shapes properties)
Learners were taken to the terrace and 3D shapes were given. Teacher told properties if one shape and children guessed the shape. It went l...

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Children were introduced the concept of right angle with the help of an activity. Children were taken to the ground where they searched for...
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Each child was given a number card from 1 to 10. Teacher announced any number let's say 5 and the child who had a corresponding number c...
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On occasion of maths day odd and even activity was conducted in which class was divided into two teams odd team and even team. Two bins were...
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