The students of KG II learnt about different types of vehicles like motorized and non-motorized through an interesting activity. Non-motorized transportation is also called human powered transportation, which includes walking, bicycles, cycle rickshaws, skates, skateboards, push scooters and hand carts. To make the concept easy to understand, students were exposed to real wheel barrow, bicycle, tr

“The right cloth, the right wear can protect you from the unkind weather.” – Anonymous The weather can be quite cruel at times, even affecting the health of everyone, especially the children, who get prone to develop seasonal illness like fever, cold and flu. It’s very important to protect children from such diseases. Apart from medicines and precautionary vaccines, choosing the righ

“Questions are the engines of intellect, the cerebral machines which convert energy to motion and curiosity.” The Quest Club of SAI Angan conducted a quizzing session for the students of KG II and Class I in the SAI Angan auditorium. The students were excited to participate in the competition. Teachers and volunteers supported and encouraged the participants. The event began with an in

To help students of KG II learn about the ‘br’ sound words, the Teacher read a poem from language content book giving emphasis on ‘br’ sound words in the poem. Students were also shown some real-life objects and flash cards having ‘br’ sound words. Later the students were asked to pick up one flash card of br, sh, ch, th, wh from the basket and match it with the word wr

Floating and sinking is a fun science concept for children to explore as they love playing with water and learn all about the density of the objects at the same time. Various objects ranging from leaves, paper boat, straw, ice cream sticks, key and lock, eraser, sharpener, pencil, wooden letter, cotton balls were put into a tub filled with water for students of KG I to observe. While some floated,

“There’s a saying. If you want someone to love you forever, buy a dog, feed it and keep it around.” – Dick Dale The world of animals is really interesting. There are various kinds of animals like some that stay at home and some that stay in forest. Some are liked by man and some are not. However, there are certain animals who are socially useful to man. Students of KG II were mad

“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

“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

“No Water. No Life. No Blue. No Green.” — Sylvia Earle To a thirsty man, a drop of water is more precious than a sack of gold. Our earth is covered by three parts of water and one part of land. Fresh water that is available on earth is very less. We must preserve it and make judicious use of it. All the sections of Class II students were taught the chapter through different demonstration

TV gives everyone an image, but radio gives birth to a million images in a million brains. — Peggy Noonan In areas where access to technology is expensive, Radio continues to play an important role in information sharing and Radio Stations offer professional tools in a simple and accessible way. All the RJs of Class II visited an in-house Radio Station 99.9 in SAI International School on Sep