“Never be afraid to try something new, because life gets boring when you stay within the limits of what you already know.” – Anonymous

Excelomatics Club helps develop children’s knowledge and understanding of maths. It provides children with opportunities to try new things. It also helps them apply their math skills to other ‘real-life’ maths investigations.

During the club class, the students of Class I enjoyed making clocks using circular paper plates. The clock made was both analogue as well as digital. It showed both hours and minutes using which the kids enjoyed reading time on their clocks. While the students of Class II and III made a watercolor circle art. This project was everyone’s favourite because it really opens the door to all kinds of creativity. The kids used just a few colours, created patterns, and coloured inside the circle and some outside of it. It really didn’t matter as they put so much heart and creativity into it, the results would always be eye catching.

Excelomatics Club