“Listening means taking a second to consider what they’re saying, not just hearing their words.” – Anonymous Listening is an important skill for language development. Learning to follow instructions after careful listening is a crucial milestone in any child’s learning process. It is the foundation of learning. Children need to learn to listen carefully, analyse, comprehend each wor

“The best introduction to art is to stroll through a museum. The more art you see, the more you’ll learn to define your own taste.” – Jeanne Frank Students of Class-III visited Kala Bhoomi, the Handicrafts and Handloom Museum in Bhubaneswar. The crafts museum is a repository and a celebration of the handmade art and artefacts. At the museum the students were educated that making by hand c

“Dance is the hidden language of the soul of the body.” – Martha Graham Dance is a delicate balance between perfection and beauty. It is the hidden language of the body and soul and is a pathway of expressing the innermost thoughts. It brings in unparalleled joy and happiness. The Class-I students of Rhythm Club mesmerised the teachers and students with an amazing performance of Bhangr

“Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you”. – Frank Lloyd Wright The unparalleled beauty of Nature can have a profound effect on us. Spending time in the lap of nature helps in rejuvenating our body and mind. Enjoying the beautiful sceneries and learning about the natural world is always fun. The children of Playgroup got an insight into nature through an

“The world looks like a multiplication-table, or a mathematical equation, which, turn it how you will, balances itself.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Word problems are different because each one needs to be analysed and evaluated. For solving math problems, a student may need to approach the problem from a different angle.  Students of Class – III learnt about “Multiplication Wor

Phonics refers to the relationship between letters and individual sound.  Phonetics lays the foundation for learning new words. As the young learners became readers they need to understand the relationship between the letters and sounds in order to read words. Activities are conducted for the Nursery children to help them become familiar with the letter sounds ‘c’ and ‘k’.

“Spring is nature’s way of saying let’s party.” — Robin Williams The children of KG-II learnt about the Spring season through several activities. They learnt that this season is known as the season of flowers and different kinds of flowers bloom. The little ones became excited to know how the colourful butterflies, the buzzing bees and the chirping birds flutter the

After understanding the concept of addition and subtraction, taking the next leap towards learning multiplication was an interesting task for the young minds of Class-II. This week the students learnt multiplication using repeated addition with the help of rajma beans and glue. Through this group activity, the students got to know the relation between addition and multiplication. They enjoyed the

“Let the rain kiss you. Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops. Let the rain sing you a lullaby.” – Langston Hughes Monsoon brings freshness, joy and happiness in our lives.  For the children of KG-II, singing to the tune of “What’s the Weather” and understanding how the rainy weather affects us was a great learning experience. Children learnt about ‘Rain G

Fun activities are a vital part of teaching English. They liven up the lesson and increase the understanding level of the students. One such activity was conducted for students of Class-III where they learnt about compound words with lots of fun. The class was divided into five groups and each group was given a chart paper and few word cards. They were instructed to divide the chart paper and cre