“Numbers have life; they’re not just symbols on paper.” – Shakuntala Devi Learning numbers is an essential component of early childhood education. Maths skills taught during the early years are designed to provide the foundation a child needs to succeed in elementary school and beyond. Number sense or the basic of learning numbers is the first vital maths skill a child must devel

“Dancing is surely the most basic and relevant of all forms of expression. Nothing else can so effectively give outward form to an inner experience.” – Lyall Watson Dance is a beautiful art form which requires a lot of physical strength, rhythm sense, body coordination. It helps each individual to be more physically and emotionally fit. The Class I members of Rhythm Club beautifully pe

“By education I mean an all-round drawing out of the best in the child and man; body, mind and spirit.”  — Mahatma Gandhi Kids love open and close activity. Some of the best practical life exercises for young children are quite simple to put together. It is a fact that at this young age children are often intrigued by containers and things that fit. Open and Close activity is a really g

The chaos in traffic is caused mostly by the people who do not abide by the rules. As a result, along with them, the innocent people also suffer. If each citizen of the country abides by the traffic rules made by the Government, there would be less damage and less suffering. To inculcate the importance of traffic rules in SAIoneers from an early age, an activity was conducted for the students of K

Quizzing is the art of the intellect. General knowledge contributes to personal enrichment and a better understanding of the world as a whole. The Quest Club is an exciting way to motivate, inspire, encourage and reward children in their quest for knowledge and provide them with the opportunity to celebrate their achievements as part of a national competition. It aims at identifying student’s ta

“Questions are the engines of intellect, the cerebral machines which convert energy to motion and curiosity to controlled inquiry.” The Quest Club enables the students to think out of the box and help them to accumulate information from their surroundings. The Quest Club members of Class II conducted a quiz among the students of Class II and III in the SAI Angan auditorium. It was in a

Watching the kindergartners use the keyboard with all dedication and enthusiasm is a great sight to witness. Learning computer at an early age make students creative thinkers and also enhance their confidence. At SAI Angan students are introduced to the magic box from an early age. The students of KG II had a great time learning painting with tux paint in computers. All the students came up with l

“I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” – Confucius The best of learning for the kinesthetic learners is by doing the things themselves. “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn”, this famous quote by Benjamin Franklin is an apt motto for the kinesthetic learner. Play Area has always been the dream site of all th

“Only children believe they’re capable of everything”. Paulo Coelho At SAI Angan, the day starts with Free Play, where students indulge in games of their choice. Free play in early childhood is an important experience through which children learn about social, conceptual and creative skills, as well as increase their knowledge and understanding of the world around them. It helps

Imagination is a key part in the growth process of a child and drawing is a manifestation of one’s imagination. When a child imagines, he or she is able to form his or her own scenarios and play pretend, thus becoming more independent and advanced. In one of the Art classes, children of KG-I drew an aeroplane. They followed their teacher’s step by step instructions and filled it with colou