A Food Chain is a chain from a food source to the ultimate consumer and can be described as a series of living things which are linked to each other, as each one feeds on the next to it in the series. It is a single pathway of energy transfer that represents the exchange of energy from one organism to another. A group activity was conducted for students of Class-III where they learnt about food ch

Puzzles are attractive games that help to exercise the mind and challenge the thought-process of a child. These important educational tools help in improving a child’s logical and analytical skills and develop in them a greater interest for learning. It also enables children to recognize different colors, shapes and sizes and develops creativity as children try to apply their intelligence in a b

Our five senses enable us to observe and understand the world around us. It allows us to enjoy our food (with our tongue), listen to good music (with our ears), feel the soft fur of toy teddy bear (with our fingers), see the beautiful picture hanging on the wall (with our eyes) or smell the aroma of our favourite perfume (with our nose). The Nursery children were introduced to the importance of se

Students of Class-I learnt about number combinations (Family Facts) from 1 to 9 through several interesting activities. They used rajma beans to make various pairs of numbers, adding which would reach a particular number like 5+0=5, 4+1=5 etc. They also pasted bindis and stars to show the number combination of a given number. Through demonstration, the young students were able to learn the process

Poem recitation is reciting a poem from memory in front of an audience. It is a literary work where ideas and feelings are delivered with a focus on rhythm. Students of Class –II had their final round of Metrical Stanza recital which helps in developing rhythm, phonemic awareness, memorization skills and also self expression and confidence. All the students had come well prepared, some of them r

Stick figures are simple drawing of a person or animal that is made up of few lines, dots or curves. While they appear to be minimal representations of our children’s outlook on life, they can in-fact tell us a great deal about how a child feel, their thought process, how they perceive the world, their view of others and how smart they are or will be in the future. An activity was conducted for

It is seen that the faster children practice the ability to recognize sounds in words, the faster they learn to read. To develop this ability, students of KG-II were introduced to ‘og’ and ‘od’ sounds through a story telling session with emphasis on these sounds. This was followed by encouraging students to read out the stories with proper rules highlighting the common words. An activity w

Tanyashree Pahantasingh, Class II student of SAI International School, secured Rank I at All India level in National Level Science Talent Search Examination (NSTSE) – 2018. She will be awarded with a medal along with a cash prize at the Annual Awards Celebration of Unified Council Foundation at Hyderabad on June 10, 2018. NSTSE is a diagnostic test which measures how well a student has understoo

Food is one of the basic necessities of life. It gives us energy to work and play as well as makes us strong and healthy. We eat different types of food to maintain our health and prevent ourselves from diseases. An activity was conducted for students of Class I to instil in them the importance of each food group like Energy giving, Body building and Protective food. They were given picture cut

Among the various classroom activities that are being conducted for the students, to ensure that the children get a better understanding of English grammar one such activity was about Nouns. Students started by learning the difference between singular and plural nouns, followed by practicing sorting examples. They were then given flash cards and in an interesting way asked to sort them into two di