Learner's of foundation stage were taken for nature walk to explore about trees and plants.It also helps in improving physical health (motor skills, fitness), mental well-being (reducing stress, boosting mood, improving focus), and cognitive/social skills (creativity, problem-solving, collaboration). They offer a break from screens, encourage curiosity, and help children learn about the natural world through hands-on exploration.
Comparing and ordering numbers activities build strong number sense and place value understanding. These activities also improve problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, and estimation abilities, and are essential for everyday life. Learner's had fun counting letters of their name and comparing it with their friends.
Testing toys for whether they sink or float offers significant developmental and educational benefits, fostering skills in scientific inquiry, critical thinking, and physical development through hands-on play. Each child was called individually to see if the toy floats or sinks.
Using Dienes blocks to make numbers helps with understanding place value. This hands-on method allows students to physically see and build numbers, reinforcing abstract concepts with concrete objects and leading to a deeper understanding of how digits work together.
