Learners embarked on a hands-on "Animal Safari" using a vibrant flashcard deck. At this developmental stage, learning is deeply sensory and active, so the cards were used to spark curiosity and movement.The activity included the playful element:See and Say: Children pointed to the bright illustrations and practiced saying simple animal names like "cat," "bear," and "lion."
Learning about science has never been this noisy—or this much fun! Today, our students brought their favorite toy to school for an interactive Sound Party. 🧸🎺Our little learners took center stage to teach their peers all about volume, discussing:📢 Is the toy’s sound Loud or Quiet?🎛️ Can we change the volume to make it even louder?From twisting dials to pressing buttons, it was incredible to watch our mini-scientists experiment with sound dynamics and cause-and-effect! 🧪✨
Our little food critics had the best time exploring flavors at our classroom Tasting Party.Classroom lessons came alive as the children put their taste buds to work learning the difference between Sweet & Salty through tasting biscuits,Namkeen etc. Learning is always better when it’s delicious!
