Exploring, touching, and playing with items made of wood offers significant developmental, cognitive, and emotional benefits, particularly for children. Because wood is a natural, varied material, it provides a unique tactile, visual, and even olfactory experience that synthetic materials cannot replicate. Learner's enjoyed exploring things around them.
Our Everyday Heroes speaking skill activity was conducted to teach children about essential societal roles, fostering appreciation, empathy, and respect for diverse professions (like police, doctors, teachers) while building a sense of belonging and community awareness. These activities develop social-emotional skills, encourage understanding of teamwork, expose kids to career possibilities, and teach practical life skills like safety, making children more aware, respectful, and connected citizens. Kuddos to all of you for the performance.
Position Holders
First- Aagam Jain
Second - Pradyut Chhikara
Third - Jiyaan Parkash
Learning about money is a crucial life skill that introduces children to basic mathematics, responsibility, and the value of things. They discovered currency notes,coin and the symbol of our currency Rupees.
