Friday, July 5, 2024

Right angle scavenger hunt

Children were taken to the school ground where they searched for right angles in their surroundings. They were divided in groups. Each group found out one right angle. It was a fun activity where children found out right angles in poles, swings, bricks, tiles, leaves. 








Wednesday, July 3, 2024

3D shapes group session

 Different 3D shapes such as cube, cuboid, cylinder, cone and sphere were given to the kids. They looked at the shapes and discussed it’s properties such as faces, edges, vertices.  










Monday, July 1, 2024

2D shape seekers expedition

 Shape hunt activity was done in the class where each child searched for the shapes found in the class. For example triangle, square, rectangle, circle. They touched the objects. Activity was done to rejuvenate the children after summer vacations and have some fun time in the class. 


























2D shape relay

 Children were given 4 shapes triangle, square, rectangle and circle. One group was given 4 paper glasses labelled each shape and other group was given 4 ice - cream sticks labelled each shape. Ice-cream sticks had to reach to the paper glasses group as per their respective shape. Children enjoyed the activity and it was more of a rejuvenated activity after summer vacation. 











Saturday, June 29, 2024

Welcome Back Students

 Welcome back, dear students!

I hope you all had a fantastic summer filled with fun, relaxation, and memorable adventures. As we step into a new school year, I'm excited to see your bright faces and eager minds ready to learn and grow together. Let's make this year a remarkable journey of discovery, hard work, and success. Remember, every day is a new opportunity to achieve great things. Welcome back to school!






Thursday, May 16, 2024

Thick and Thin (Clay dough activity)

 Incorporating thick and thin clay activities into the kindergarten curriculum supports a wide range of developmental goals and provides a fun, hands-on learning experience for young children. Children were given clay pressed onto thicker clay bases. Clay activities, specifically those involving the concepts of thick and thin, can help children develop fine motor skills, understand basic concepts of measurement and proportion, and foster creativity.









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...