“I need the seasons to live to the rhythm of rain and sun.” – Sophie Marceau India is highly regarded across the world for its fine and vibrant attires. It is also famous for its ensemble since time immemorial. India is also known for its diversity when it comes to clothes. Each State has its own habiliments. To inculcate the importance of clothes, an activity was conducted for the stu

“Friendship is all about trusting each other, helping each other and loving each other.” Friendship is the most precious gift for anyone, and a true friend must be cherished. Class III students of SAI Angan celebrated the International Friendship Day to cherish friends and their friendship. It started with the students presenting a small poem and a quote on friendship, followed by showing a pr

“The air is crowded with birds – beautiful, tender, intelligent birds to whom life is a song”. – George Henry Lewes The sight of a bird perching on the ground, suddenly starting to hop and then gliding up the air is an interesting sight for any child. Most of them are amazed to watch the aves flying high up in the sky. They are also wonderstruck to watch birds with different hues and

“Education is not the learning of facts but the learning of the mind to think”. –  Albert Einstein Spatial relation refers to how objects are located in relation to a referred object. Reasoning with spatial relation makes it possible to create spatial images and to manipulate them in the course of solving practical and theoretical problems in mathematics. The students of Class

“Rain, rain go away, Come again another day, Nursery Angels wants to play, Rain, rain go away”. Monsoon brings in cherishing memories of our childhood days. Playing in the rain, jumping in the puddles, floating the paper boats, catching rain drops in the umbrella, splashing each other with water or enjoying the cool climate, the season has its own beauty. To give a memorable experience to

“Where words fail, music speaks.” ― Hans Christian Andersen A rhyme is a repetition of similar sounding words occurring at the end of lines in poems or songs. It brings rhythm and musicality to poems. Students of KG I had an interesting activity where they sang a beautiful song, ‘Out in the Garden’, along with their teachers. To make it more interesting and help the students experience

“Mathematics is not about numbers, equations, computations, or algorithms. It’s about Understanding.” – William Paul Thurston Mathematics can be fun, if one’s basic knowledge on the subject is clear from the beginning. Multiplication is a short and quick way of replacing repeated addition of the same number. Students of Class II had an excellent experience of learning multiplication ta

“Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces us up, snow is exhilarating; there is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.” – John Ruskin Getting caught up in the cycle of living is simple. The work we do, food we eat, places we visit, things we use, all depends upon the cycle of season. Each moment of the year has its own beauty. The young

“Nobody cares if you can’t dance well. Just get up and dance. Great dancers are great because of their passion.” – Martha Graham The Rhythm Club students of Class III showcased their passion for dancing through a brilliant soulful performance. During their Club performance, the dancers performed a contemporary dance on a devotional song. It was heartening to see the performance was b

“The glorious lamp of heaven, the sun.” – Robert Herrick The scorching rays of the Sun escapes none. The students of KG II had a fun time learning about the season and how to protect themselves from the sunrays. They were made to wear cotton dresses, sunglasses, hats and even use umbrella. They also had water melon and apple juice to get the real feel of the season. Through an electron