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TOPIC: Paw Pals
ACTIVITY 1: An ice-breaker activity- Hello! I am- On a worksheet, students wrote down their name , class and one line about which is their favourite anmal or which animal they would like to keep as a pet, along with an illustration of the same. Photographs of these worksheets has been shared with the partner school. The partner school students will also share their introduction with our boys.
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ACTIVITY 2: Build it Up: Students engaged in hands-on activities to explore the importance of animal conservation and environmental awareness. They crafted a forest model using recycled materials to understand the interdependence of species in the animal kingdom. On World Tiger Day, they learned about the habitat of Royal Bengal Tigers through a virtual trip and created posters using traditional 'Patachitra' art to promote tiger conservation. Group discussions and poster-making activities fostered collaboration, while sharing their work with a partner school highlighted global efforts to protect endangered species.
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ACTIVITY 3: Protecting Our Local Fish Friends: In this activity, students learned about local fish species from Bengal and the impact of water pollution on marine life through pictures and discussions. They created a river scene on blue chart paper, depicting fish and their habitat, and assembled a second chart showing pollution with glued-on plastic waste. By using cellophane for a 2D effect, they illustrated how pollution harms marine environments. A guided discussion helped them reflect on ways to reduce plastic pollution and protect marine life.
