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SPECIAL ACTIVITY BY UKG-World Penguin Day:
The Upper Kindergarten class embarked on an exciting virtual tour to Antarctica to celebrate World Penguin Day. This immersive experience provided the children with a unique opportunity to learn about penguins, their habitat, and the impact of climate change on these beloved creatures.
SPECIAL ACTIVITY BY UKG-WORLD VETERINARY DAY: The celebration of World Veterinary Day through storytelling, role play sessions and craft proved to be a resounding success, igniting young minds with a passion for animal welfare and fostering empathy, creativity, and appreciation for the vital role veterinarians play in our world. As we reflect on this joyous occasion, let us continue to honor and support the tireless efforts of veterinarians in preserving the health and happiness of all creatures, great and small.
EARTH DAY SPECIAL ASSEMBLY:
The students of Class II C organized a special assembly on Earth Day titled ‘Respect Nature and Save the Future’ on 19 th April 2024 to raise awareness about environmental conservation and sustainability. The skit was performed by a talented group of students who demonstrated the consequences of human actions on the environment and the importance of nurturing and preserving the Earth.
EARTH DAY SPECIAL ACTIVITY BY LOWER KG AND UPPER KG:
The young learners of Lower KG sharpened their creative, imaginative, and cognitive skills by drawing and colouring a Smiley Green Earth followed by decoding a secret message "Plant Trees, Save Mother Earth" by recognizing and writing the first letter of the given pictures. Other groups made a Happy Earth using play dough, paper chipping, and sponge dabbing techniques. Such activities nurture the children to become socially conscious responsible citizens in taking care of the planet by making every day Earth Day thus everybody needs to do their share as there is a saying small steps lead to big changes in achieving the desired goal.
Upper KG celebrated Earth Day with a series of engaging activities aimed at fostering environmental awareness and instilling a sense of responsibility towards our planet among young children. Earth Day is a global event dedicated to promoting environmental protection and sustainability.
EARTH DAY SPECIAL ACTIVITY BY CLASS I:
Class I activitiesThe students of Class 1 became eco-warriors to protect Mother Earth on Earth Day by participating in various activities as shown below:
WORLD ART DAY:
World Art day was celebrated by the Upper Primary students with their creativity and wonder hands. Here are a few glimpses of their wonderful work:
CLASS UPPER KG:The children of Upper Kindergarten celebrated this day by thinking and drawing pictures using different shapes in their Art exercise book. They drew a gift box or pencil box using a rectangle, birthday cap or mountain using a triangle, umbrella or rainbow using a semi-circle, etc.
LOWER KG:World Art Day was celebrated among the young toddlers of Lower Kindergarten uniquely by drawing and colouring simple pictures using letters such as (C- car, L- lamp, O- orange, T-tree) and numbers like (2-duck, 3- butterfly, 5- apple, 7- ice cream) for fostering creativity and developing sensory skills which play an important role in instilling aesthetic sense from a tender age.
POILA BOISHAKH SPECIAL ASSEMBLY AND AMBEDKAR JAYANTI: CLASS VD
The students of Class VD encapsulated the significance of these two celebrations and their observed traditions along with similar celebrations in many parts of India.
The students highlighted that Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar holds a profound place in Indian history as the principal architect of the Indian Constitution and the inaugural Law Minister of Independent India. His visionary leadership paved the way for India's transformation into a republic.
Simultaneously, the students depicted how Poila Baisakh marks the commencement of the Bengali New Year, a joyous occasion celebrated with fervor and enthusiasm. The day witnesses a vibrant display of cultural rituals. Even shopkeepers, traders, and businessmen adorn their establishments with fresh paint and perform Ganesh and Lakshmi Puja to invoke prosperity and auspiciousness in their endeavors.
India's cultural diversity is exemplified in the plethora of regional New Year celebrations. The pupils dressed up in the costumes of various parts of India to wish everyone Happy Vishu, Happy Jur Sheetal, Happy Vaisakhi, Puthandu Vazthukal, Bohag Bihur Subhechha and Shubh Nabo Borsho. The timing of these New Year festivities often coincides with the harvesting of crops in April, symbolizing gratitude for a bountiful harvest and prayers for continued prosperity in the coming year. Despite the diversity in languages, attire, and customs, the underlying theme of unity prevails.
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