“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life”. Today in reflection club,  children expressed their views on “What is their future job?” The kids came up with really heartouching writeups and even drew on what they want to be . Few of our thinking minds want to be scientists so that they can research on new inventions. Few have the calling to t

“Great stories happen to those who can tell them.” —Ira Glas Not only children, even elders love to listen to stories. Listening to the story gives us pleasure. To continue having this pleasure we need to encourage our children to write stories of their own. Hence our school arranged a story telling week for Class III children. So throughout the week, our observant learners not o

“A measurement is not an absolute thing, but only relates one entity to another.” – H.T. Pledge “Capacity” is the amount a container can hold. The oil, juice drink and gasoline containers are just a few examples of objects that illustrate capacity. SAIoneers of Class II  have started with the revision for the topic “Measurement (capacity).” They did an activity w

“Visualization is daydreaming with  purpose.” – Bo Bennett Visualization through visual imagery has been an effective way to communicate both abstract and concrete ideas since the dawn of humanity. On the occasion of International Storytelling Week our little visualizers of SAI Angan  were asked to share their visualisation and narrate it using adjectives in their own words. They parti

“Visualization is daydreaming with  purpose.” – Bo Bennett Visualization through visual imagery has been an effective way to communicate both abstract and concrete ideas since the dawn of humanity. On the occasion of International storytelling week’ our little visualizers of SAI Angan  were asked to share their visualisation and narrate it using adjectives in their own words. The

“The folktale is the primer of the picture-language of the soul.” – Joseph Campbell Global studies focus on the analysis of events, activities, ideas, trends, processes and phenomena that appear across national boundaries and cultural regions. Today class 2 children have done an activity related to “South American folk stories”. They read the story of how monkeys think that all bananas b

Imagination is more important that knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world. – Albert Einstein Ideas reflect on a piece of paper when we create them in our minds. So, our creative little toddlers racked their brains by drawing a picture of their choice, coloured  it and then wrote a story based on that picture. Unbelievably, our kids came up with beautiful drawings and w

“It’s easy to stand in the crowd but it takes courage to stand alone”- Mahatma Gandhi India is our country and we love our nation.Today our SAIoneers of Class II gave some light to their feelings for the country. All of us like our motherland, so it holds a super special place in our heart. India is a multi-cultural family, where one can find different types of people, cultures, traditions,

“Good fences make good neighbors.” –Robert Frost A neighborhood is the place around our house. The houses, roads, market and park around our house are all parts of our neighborhood. Today our SAIoneers of Class II started with the interdisciplinary lesson. They have started with the revision for the topic “My neighborhood”. They did an activity of “Where am I?” with different col

“Pics too, make Epics.” –Muhammed Fazil Mohideen Pitchai A pictograph is a graph that shows numerical information by using symbols or icons to represent data sets. The advantage of using a pictograph is that it is easy to read and visualize the data. Today SAIoneers of Class II have done an activity related to ‘Pictograph’. The students collected the data of their friends regarding the m