WOW!! Pre-Primary

Session: 2024-25

"Splish-Splash, it's Pool Party Bash!"

Fall the Pyramid Activity

Ever wonder why some things float in water while others sink?

Well, that has nothing to do with our little ones.
They simply enjoyed watching the activity. For them, it was just like a magic to see few things going down the water while few floating on the surface.

“In the ocean lived a Walrus
And Willy was his name-o!
W-I-L-L-Y, W-I-L-L-Y, W-I-L-L-Y
And WILLY was his name-o!”

Children of grade Foundation made Walrus mosaic by pasting newspaper bits.
For this, they teared and pasted the newspaper bits which helps in strengthening the fine motor skills.
While making the craft, children also learned that Walrus is a water animal.

Tree with onion printing

Onion printing is an interesting and engrossing process of handling onions, dipping them into paint or painting them with a paintbrush. Then, pressing it on the sheet. It is great for strengthening the small muscles of the creative hands of our tiny artists.

Outcomes of the activity:

It helps the child to develop fine motor skills.

It improves hand-eye coordination.

The child learns to concentrate and focus on one activity at one time.

It encourages creativity and imagination.

It helps colour identification.

It strengthens hand muscles and movement.

Under water animal activity

Our grade UKG children have participated in "under water animal activity". It will help them to recognise and identify different kinds of common ocean animals.
It will help teach children to care for and protect the ocean and aquatic animals.
It will help them to explore their senses with the help of these activities.
It will allow them to work on their fine and gross motor skills.

Matka decoration

Activity - Matka decoration by pasting cotton and pencil shavings. Then, colouring the matka with crayon colours.

Outcomes of the activity.

. It helps a child to develop fine motor skills.

. It improves hand eye coordination.

.The child learns to concentrate and focus.

. It enhances a child's visual perception.

Bird feeder activity

Our Grade UKG children have participated in 'bird feeder activity whole heartedly. As it is said that "Nature is not a place to visit, it is home" . It's a creative and educational way to teach a lesson of 'respect towards nature'.Birds do need fresh drinking water and food to eat. We all are the 'best care takers of nature ' therefore our children are trying their best to be the same by providing shelter, food and water to birds.

Activity: Robot making with paper cuttings

Date: 04th September, 2023

Our blooming little tots of Grade Foundation made Robot using paper cuttings.

Outcomes of the activity:

- It helps a child to develop fine motor skills.

- It improves hand-eye coordination.

- The child learns to concentrate and focus on one activity at one time.

- It encourages creativity and imagination.

- It helps in colour identification.

-It helps in shape identification.

Rakhi Activity

Date: 2nd September, 2023

Grade UKG, LKG and Foundation children have taken full participation in 'Rakhi making activity'.
As they all have made multi-coloured and beautiful Rakhis.Our children have learned the concept of 'true bond of sibling's love'. Every child was so excited and happy to celebrate this bond of respect and love.

Activity: Tiara making

Date: 30th July, 2023

- Our blooming little tots of Grade Foundation made Tiara using paper plate.

- They made colourful flowers with origami sheets to decorate the tiara.

Outcomes of the activity:

- It helps a child to develop fine motor skills.

- It improves hand-eye coordination.

- The child learns to concentrate and focus on one activity at one time.

- It encourages creativity and imagination.

- It helps in colour identification

Blue Water Mosaic

Date: 11th July, 2023

*Activity: Blue Water Mosaic

- Students of Grade Foundation made Blue Water Mosaic in Coloring Book, with the help of paper pasting.

- They made colourful fishes with thumb printing.

*Outcomes of the activity:

- It helps a child to develop fine motor skills.

- It improves hand-eye coordination.

- The child learns to concentrate and focus on one activity at one time.

- It encourages creativity and imagination.

- It helps in colour identification.

- It enhances their understanding of water animals.

Coding Activity

In grade UKG, a color coding activity was done to improve the concentration and critical thinking. Children were actively and happily involved in the activity.

They also followed instructions and learned to form connections between their current and previously learnt topics.

Role Play: Community helpers

Grade LKG and UKG performed role play of community helpers and met with them personally. Community helpers can include people from various professions like doctors, Teacher ,construction workers, chef, front line workers and so on. Community helpers play a very important role in keeping the community safe and healthy.Our children are thankful for their services .It is crucial for children to understand that community helpers are part of a community, which leads to a feeling of belonging. It helps to foster a sense of teamwork within a child's world.

Putting on and taking off shoes and socks activity

Grade LKG and UKG have practiced this activity in the class. Dressing skill is one of the most common developmental needs during the growth stage in early stage and how to wear and take off shoes and socks are one of them. Putting on and removing shoes independently is one of the important tasks under daily living skills. It helps them to perform their work independently and with confidence. It is also helpful in the development of fine motor skills,concentration and hand-eye coordination.

Yarn and Straw activity for kids

In this activity, children developed their eye-hand co-ordination and fine motor skills by passing the yarn through the straw and making a necklace or bracelet.

Row Row Row your boat

Sweet lime sensory activity

Grade foundation to UKG performed ‘sweet lime sensory activity’. Children learned to peel off the sweet lime and smelled it. This activity stimulates our children’s senses of touch and smell through tactile hands – on play. It also helps to develop their
language skills and concepts.