A Day Full of Puppet Shows and Stories
Hold onto your hats, folks, because the UKG kids just took storytelling to a whole new level of fun! ? With a splash of creativity and a dash of enthusiasm, they crafted their very own puppets and put on a show that had everyone in stitches.
From the mischievous Monkey and the Crocodile to the wise Thirsty Crow, these little storytellers brought classic fables to life with their handmade puppets. ?? They narrated each story with gusto, using actions and expressions that made the characters jump right out of their puppet forms.
And the fun didn’t stop there! Some of our young artists even brought in their drawings, adding a visual feast to the storytelling extravaganza. They explained their stories with such passion, you could feel the characters leaping off the paper.
Conclusion: A Day to Remember
It was a day filled with laughter, learning, and lots of puppetry fun. Kudos to our UKG kids for showcasing their storytelling prowess and turning a regular day into an extraordinary puppet show adventure! ?
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Activities
Food From Plants and Animals – 6th Std
?As the children sorted beetroot into ‘roots’ and potatoes into ‘stems,’ they became little botanists categorizing their harvest.
Witnessing Flower to Fruit Transformation
?➡️? With wide-eyed wonder, the children traced the papaya’s life from a delicate flower to a mature fruit. They saw first-hand how pollinators play a crucial role in our food cycle, and how a tiny bud blossoms into a treat that tantalizes our taste buds.
Cultural and Heritage Show
Why just learn history when you can create it? That’s exactly what our students from Grades 6 to 9 did at our Cultural and Heritage Expo!
Layers of the Earth: 7th Std Activity
Through this tactile activity, our students didn’t just learn the layers of the Earth—they felt them. This hands-on approach is what makes us one of the best CBSE schools in Salem.
Nature Walk: 2nd Std Exploring the Wilderness
Our spirited Grade 2 students embarked on a journey not just to observe nature but to become part of it. They explored the flora and fauna of Panamarathupatti Village, enhancing their understanding of the ecosystem firsthand.
Hopscotch Activity: Finding Fun in Coordination
During the hopscotch activity, children, grouped by boys and girls, dashed in a zigzag, mimicking the layout of the chairs, and then matched their limbs to the painted prints.