SPARK REKINDLED Newsletter EuroSchool North Campus July Edition INVESTITURE CEREMONY SPECIAL
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EDITORIAL “Give me wings, Let me Fly, Believe in me, Let me touch the Sky” Warm Greetings to all our dear readers! Eureka! is the only word that comes to my mind as we delightfully present the July 2021 issue of our school newsletter ‘SPARK REKINDLED’. The past whole month at EuroSchool North Campus was no less than a festival. With multitude of activities, celebrations and competitions, this month was full of reverence and astonishment. We truly believe that the golden years in school are not only about lessons and homework but also about growing and excelling in every way possible, to fit into the fast changing and fast progressing world. By providing the students a plethora of opportunities to display their talent in different competitions and activities, we shape our students to be good at heart, rich in moral values, meticulous in thought, systematic in planning and smart in action. Dear readers, you are about to witness sheer brilliance of our students’ performances in virtual student elections, celebration of special days and live events, classroom and club activities! Have a little pause and be filled with awe as you gaze through the snippets of The Investiture Ceremony 2021; the highlight of this month. Happy Reading !
VIRTUAL ELECTIONS
Promises to Keep and Responsibilities to Shoulder: The Virtual Vote ‘True leadership lies in guiding others to success, in ensuring that everyone is performing at their best, doing the work they are pledged to do and doing it well!’ Voting ensures that your opinion is taken into account while appointing the person who holds the reins of power. You have the right and moral obligation of choosing the elected members of your esteemed institution. Being a victorious leader is undoubtedly an accomplishment but to hand-pick one amongst a galore of skilled contenders needs proficiency. It is indeed a privilege to get an opportunity to choose your own leader; a leader who represents your ideas, supports you, bring in new and innovative platforms and goes an extra mile to build a path of confidence right in front of you, no matter what! Are you ready to have a leader like that? Every vote is vital and it will determine the winner of the elections. So roll up your sleeves, pull up your socks to witness this incredible day of responsibility, courage and with complaisance. On the 9 July 2021, we are looking forward to each one of you, participating in voting for the most commendable candidate. Therefore, the countdown begins considering you as the most significant part of the entire event. We are sure you will be there, do your bit and stand in solidarity for your Alma Mater !!
Leadership is not a position or a title…It is action and example!! Aesthetic portrayal blended with Innovative Technology can break the set standards!! Our aspiring leaders and their willingness to prove in reckoning themselves worthy of a leadership role was distinguished in their idiosyncratic profiles. The Creatives were a myriad reflection of creativity, focus, resilience, responsibility and displayed pride in representing their own school! The unprecedented situation could not curb their raging energies in articulating their thoughts on the posters effectively. They had used ingenious medium of Padlet to demonstrate their uniqueness. Every child has thrown light on maintaining a perfect balance between academics, cultural and sport related activities with a promise to give an equal opportunity to all! Isn't that the main vision of our school? With this thought let's wish these rock stars immense success and luck for the upcoming elections. In a nutshell, it is rightly said that children are the future leaders of the world! So, why not begin recognizing them from the grass root level! We are totally looking forward to the day of voting; the countdown thus begins!
Campaigning One important key to success is self confidence. An important key to self confidence is preparation!! To capture the determination, talent willingness to serve and hope prevailing in each child was unfathomable. The campaigning session included the display of the rainbow tinted video by the teachers in the classrooms which was a perfect ensemble of the vision that all the contenders for various posts held The vibrant video not only unveiled the sparkle in each contender but also proposed a strong message which said ‘I can do it, no matter what’! The icing on the cake was the meaningful and artistic logos the students picked; furthermore, depicting their connection to the role. Such a realistic online campaigning not only unleashes the leader but also ensures that the most deserving one makes it to the zenith. The champagning did not halt with this. We wanted no stone to remain unturned and thus the Creatives were also shared with students through the medium of Section wise WhatsApp Groups and through the portals of Webginne.To handpick one among a colossal group of able and diligent contenders is indeed going to be a humungous chore for all of us. Nevertheless, we are eagerly awaiting the day of the elections to cast in our precious vote. Just a couple of days to go; keep those fingers crossed, till we get the cat out of the bag!
Thou Shall Prevail!!– We did cast our precious VOTE The run up to the elections were no less a bustle than a real election set up!! Nominations were filed, contestants e- canvassed, virtual polling done which was followed by the exit poll interviews. During the exit poll interviews, we saw the high-spirited super stars expressing their passionate thoughts with all the enthusiasm and confidence. On the euphoric day of 9 July,2021, came the time we finally did justice to our young and aspiring leaders – each one of us voted for them with utmost sincerity. The virtual election was a super success, to say the least. Voting was done by the Principal, the staff and the students. ! There was a glint of hope in every eye…. dash of contentment in every smile and every heart basked with pride as they casted their precious vote!! ! At the moment, we have our fingers crossed as we are awaiting the outcome! Here’s wishing each super star all the very best!
The Day of TRUCE Elections are a sign of potential. Elections bring the whole school together like scattered pieces of cloth stitched together to craft a beautiful apparel. Our engaging and scintillating virtual elections 2021 culminated with a big bash. The alacrity and zeal amongst the students were beyond the expectations. The results were announced via a beautifully crafted video to the students. Their seamless enthusiasm made our day. The cut throat competition was evident as the count of votes were really close amidst the nominees. To sum it all up the event was a grand success. We hereby wish heartiest congratulations to all the worthy winners...! We hope that they will prove the worthiness as the recipient of these mighty and pledged posts.
INVESTITURE CEREMONY
The Investiture Ceremony was held on 17th July, Saturday. Investiture Ceremony is a solemn occasion where the young students don the mantle of leadership and carry out the responsibilities entrusted on them. This momentous occasion was graced by the Honourable Chief Guest, Squadron Leader Bhawana Maney. Investiture Ceremony 2021 It was the day on which all the members of EuroSchool North Campus celebrated in grandeur, an auspicious occasion, which saw the emerging leaders of the Virtual Student Council Elections 2021, being bestowed their title. It was the time to translate these young mind’s visions into reality.
The winners of the Student Council Elections and Junior Student Council Elections, along with their parents, enthusiastically were ready for the pinning of the badges. All parents held their heads high with pride as they were pinning the badges on their children, and in turn the students were feeling proud on their achievement. The Head Boy – Gaurav A; The Head Girl – Swathi R Narayan; along with their student council team, took the oath which was presided by Principal ma’am, Dr. Vandana Gupta.
EVENTS & INITIATIVES
National Doctor's Day National Doctors Day is celebrated on 1st July 2021 in honour of the pioneer of the medical practice in India and the former CM of West Bengal, Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy, whose contributions to the health care industry are incomparable. As a token of respect and love to the frontline warriors, EuroSchool North Campus celebrated Doctors' Day. Our tiny tots donned the role of doctors and talked about the importance of hygiene and proper nutrition to keep various diseases at bay.
National Doctor's Day “Medicines cure diseases, but only doctors can cure patients.” To mark National Doctor’s Day, teachers discussed the significance of the day and students expressed their gratitude towards doctors for their selfless services, especially during the current COVID pandemic. They were shown a video highlighting the contributions of the medical fraternity to society. Students paid their respects by saluting and clapping for them.
World UFO Day World UFO Day is celebrated to create awareness about unidentified flying objects and alien life forms. The aliens unexpectedly landed in EuroSchool North Campus on 2nd July 21 on World UFO Day. The children were dressed in UFO costumes and were excited to see their friends also in the same attire. Their excitement increased when the aliens started speaking to them. Having days like this increases the curiosity in the little ones, stimulating their imagination and wonderful memory for the rest of their lives. Our tiny tots made beautiful aliens out of toilet paper rolls.
World Emoji Day Today, the world seems incomplete without emojis, they are our power to express. With great zeal “World Emoji Day” was celebrated on 17th July 2021 in EuroSchool North Campus. The main caption of the event- “How is my mood today?”- helped the little ones to express themselves. They came dressed in emoji outfits and looked happy as they saw their friends also in different emoji faces. Children utilised the virtual stage and emoted through various gestures based on the “EMOJI”, they were dressed as. Our tiny tots had lots of fun and enjoyed the day
Bakrid Celebration Bakrid was celebrated on 20th July in EuroSchool North Campus.Children were dressed in white coloured outfits and participated in the activities organized for the special day. The importance and significance of Eid were delivered to the children in a creative way. Children were encouraged to do the activity which was demonstrated by the teacher. They happily carried the paper plate sheep and lots of sweet memories with them.
Free play and Stimulation – Facebook Live ‘Play is like what work or business is to an adult’ A Facebook live session was organized by the Centre of Well-being on 16th July 2021 on the topic ‘Free play and Stimulation’. The session was led by Dr. Nandini Mundkur. There were so many takeaways from the session. The concept of normalizing play is something which is never discussed. It was an eye-opening session for everyone. Few absolutely amazing concepts were; Play is the foundation for good learning in later years, it helps in building foundation for good learning in later years, and it helps for emotional regulation building confidence and good communication skills. There was a question answer session at the end by our panelists from EuroSchool North Campus. It was a really engaging session which each and every participant enjoyed to the maximum. https://fb.watch/6N4rcZGBpU/
Special Assembly- Kargil Diwas and Guru Purnima सरफ़रोशी की तमन्ना अब हमारे दिल में है िेखना है जोर दकतना बाजू़-ए-कादतल में है Time and again the brave Indian soldiers of our mother land have proved that much more than their own real mother how much they love their Mother India. We as the citizens of our great country India need no proof of the sacrifices made by them. The whole world witnessed these sacrifices when in the year 1999 we conquered Kargil war against Pakistan. गुरुर्ब्रह्मा ग्रुरुदवरष्ुः गुरुिेवो महेश्वरःु । गुरुुः साक्षात् परं र्ब्ह्म तस्मै श्री गुरवे नमःु ॥ Guru or Teacher has always been a considered akin to God in the Hindu culture. Guru Purnima is the day to celebrate and pay our gratitude to our Gurus. With heartfelt appreciation to both our Gurus and gallant soldiers, a special assembly was conducted in EuroSchool North Campus. The students were apprised about the importance of “Kargil Vijay Divas” and how our brave Indian soldiers recaptured the sparkling mountains of Kargil. To rekindle the pride and valor of the martyrs of the Kargil war, a passionate and powerful video was shown to the students. The hearts of all the students and teachers swelled with pride as they watched the video, then stood up and saluted our brave real heroes. Then came the most heart touching and emotional moment when all the students, even the little ones, with their teachers, recited the verses in the praise of their Gurus. It was a day of reminiscence and joy which filled our hearts with great pride and gratitude.
ACCOLADES
Madhumita Unnikrishnan - Our tenth grader; brings laurel to Madhumitha Unnikrishnan of Grade 10 the country at the USA APRIL Broadway, Disney and of EuroSchool North Campus has Musical Theatre International Music Competition by IYMC secured the FIRST PRIZE in Senior 14- 18 years category at the USA APRIL Broadway, Disney and Musical Theatre International Music Competition by IYMC. The event witnessed entries from around the world: USA, Mexico, Canada, South Africa, Thailand, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Poland, India, Philippines, Singapore, Ecuador and Hong Kong. Madhumitha scored 95 out 100, singing 'Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend' from the musical 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes', for which she was declared the WINNER We are very happy and proud of her and wish her many laurels in her future.
Anushkaa K S - Our seventh grader; has been awarded the Anushkaa K S is a student of Grade 7E, “Balopadyaya” – Young Talented Teacher Award for EuroSchool North Campus, has been conducting coding classes. conducting coding classes. The coding project was a community driven initiative conducted under the aegis of Vasavi clubs International (India’s 1st ISO certified social organisation) and Vasavi club Sowcarpet, Chennai, to teach and share basic coding methods with kids of age 8 to 15 . The class reached a strength of 50 kids with participation from various districts of Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and one student from Singapore. The one month long course covered aspects of algorithms, binary, variables, events, conditionals and loops. The kids were able to create UI games, utility apps and art programs which they thoroughly enjoyed. They shared their projects during the closing ceremony of the course. At the end of the course, Anushkaa was awarded ‘Balopadyaya’ - Young Talented Teacher Award.
POETRY Grade Name of the Student Position Scored COMPETITION 6B Sri Sai Subhash Gorti First 6A RESULTS 6D Aarushi Das Second FATHER’S DAY Jasmeh Singh Third 7C 7B Raghav Krishna First 7D Hansika Yadav Second 7E Third Yashika P Consolation 8B Srilahari Doneparti 8C First 8A Pahal S Kunder First 8A Gurudutt Sripadwallabha Kollur Second 8C Second Aarna Guruprasad Third 9A Shlok M 9B First Anika Sinha Second Prateeksha V Pranav Rajesh
CLASSROOM BUZZ
SCIENCE: Make your own lung model The lungs are respiratory organs that are vital to the breathing process and necessary to acquire life-giving oxygen. Students of Grade 3 learnt how our lungs work by using simple materials from around our house to build a model of lungs. They built a working model to demonstrate how lungs work. You are bound to be amazed by the awesome models created by our students. They showed a higher level of understanding through this practical activity and demonstration.
SCIENCE: Revision is Fun The more that you learn, the more places you'll go. Revision is an integral part of learning but it need not be boring. Students of Grade 6, 7, and 8 revised various topics ranging from Motion and Time to Force and Pressure in a delightful manner. Be it a spin wheel activity, storytelling using keywords or Kaun Banega Crorepati, the teacher made sure that learning outcomes were achieved and the children had some light moments of fun and excitement as well.
KANNADA : Musical Instruments A musical instrument is made to convey the sound of music. In essence, any object that produces sound is a musical instrument. The history of musical instruments dates back to the beginning of human culture. Using their creativity and intelligence, the students of the Grade 3 were able to make their favorite musical instruments through colored paper, leaves and even coconut shells. This made the students aware of the importance of music and musical instruments.
KANNADA : Nature Conservation All living beings have an equal right to life. But mankind has time and again exploited nature for its own persona gains. Grade 5 students did an interesting activity of highlighting the problems faced by animals due to the overzealous human activities. The children put themselves in the shoes of the animals and raised their concerns against human activities of food wastage, encroachment, deforestation and poaching which is affecting the animal world in a big way.
ENGLISH: Cosplay Activity “Acting gives you a story to tell, a reason to cry, and lets you for once be someone other than yourself.” The ability to step into another character’s shoes comes quite naturally to most children. A cosplay activity was organised for the students of Grade 10. It offered a platform to showcase students’ talent in enacting Oscar Wilde, Charles Dickens and Rabindranath Tagore’s characters through their lens. The zealous students were so emote and impeccable that they brought the characters back to reality. They exhibited their creativity by delivering the famous dialogues and accentuated their performances with sophisticated makeup.
ENGLISH: Cosplay Activity
ARTICLES
Poetry Competition Did I in my previous birth Perform rightful Winning Compositions deeds ? FATHER’S DAY To have a life without Sickening weeds For it was you a great soul, Whose praise never spoken In any scroll. Was it you Sent to take care of my wounds?, Is it you Who was a shed in the monsoons? Did I see you Silently cry away?, When you weren’t able to find, For me you think the right way. Was it you who would Catch me if I fall?, When you trusted me Among the people all Were you the one Who would just for me, Sacrifice your blood, sweat and tears Never worrying about the price? God couldn’t appear for these tasks, So he sent his mask He called it; Dad. Pahal S Kunder, Grade 8B
Sai Subhash, Grade 6A Raghav Krishna, Grade 7C
He never looks for praises. A dad is He's never one to boast. His daughter`s first hero, He just goes on quietly working The man she admires For those he loves the most. From the start. His dreams are seldom spoken. And whether she is small His wants are very few, or completely grown up, he has a warm place in her heart And most of the time his worries Will go unspoken, too. Dad you are my hero And for all you do He's there...a firm foundation On this father`s day. Through all our storms of life, I want to say I am proud of you! A sturdy hand to hold onto In times of stress and strife. Prateeksha, Grade 9A A true friend we can turn to When times are good or bad. One of our greatest blessings, The man that we call Dad. Gurudutt, Grade 8C
Nelson Mandela International Day Nelson Mandela International Day is celebrated every year to commemorate the life, work and contributions of the first black president of South Africa, Nelson Mandela (18.07.1918- 05.12.2013.). Each year on July 18, people across the world spend sixty-seven minutes contributing something positive for the betterment and progress of the community. Sixty-seven minutes is celebrated to commemorate the sixty-seven years which he devoted to the service of humanity. The UN declared Nelson Mandela International Day in recognition of his immense contribution towards the struggle for achieving universal adult franchise, democracy, and respect for humanity irrespective of race, caste, and creed through promoting a culture of peace across the world. Nelson Mandela, the winner of the Noble Peace Prize and many other prestigious awards from various countries across the world, is a man of indomitable spirit. He showed us how to lead a massive movement peacefully despite calls for a more militant approach to change. Twenty-seven long years of imprisonment couldn’t stop him from fighting against racial discrimination called apartheid. He fought the oppressiveness of apartheid through his charismatic leadership, integrity and above all, his spirit to fight for a more significant cause. It wasn't so easy for him to engage and mobilize a large number of people. Nelson Mandela believed to lead from behind to let others believe that they were in front. He was a leader who never lost hope, a person who never gave up. He protested, rallied peacefully to get the voting right for black people. Nelson Mandela, also popularly known as Madiba, wanted people to judge him not by his On this Nelson Mandela International successes but wanted people to judge him by his number of failed attempts and the spirit to get back again. Day, let’s take an oath to act on and root His consistent efforts made it possible for the black people in South Africa to get the opportunity out injustice in our world, despite to cast their vote for the first time in 1994. obstacles and challenges. - Supriti Maji, Social Science Teacher EuroSchool North Campus
Body Positivity– Facebook Live \"You can still love yourself and be a work in progress\". Due to social media and the criticism of society, insecurity and self-hatred has become prevalent, especially in today's teens. It is hard for one to look at themselves in the mirror and try to not point out their imperfections and flaws. I had the privilege to be a part of the 'The Body Positivity- Facebook Live' event on Sparks - Ignite your minds Facebook Page. The guest for this talk was Ms.Rachana Nagranee is a stylist and a Vitiligo survivor. She is the founder of “Joy of Dressing Up”. Ms. Rachana talked about the importance of having a Positive Body Image. The body positivity live show has helped me and many other students to be more comfortable in their own skin. Ms. Rachana changed my point of view of my own body. Her strong delivery of her message on uniqueness of each person supported me to be more confident and aware. As a vitiligo survivor, Ms. Rachana helped us understand the fact that it's okay to have unique characteristics. Her idea of viewing oneself as 'unique' instead of 'different' motivated me a lot. We even had a 10-minute meditation exercise which was very relaxing. In the end, we got the opportunity to ask a few questions on this topic. Ms. Rachana's speech moved me and I am glad I got this amazing chance to learn a lot about self-love. - Avani Bhat, Grade 9 https://www.facebook.com/102287652 135324/videos/4226470667414037/ Student Editorial Team
Un coup d’œil sur la journée de la Bastille La Bastille était un fort de Paris aussi connu sous le nom de Saint-Antoine. Le fort a joué un rôle important dans les conflits internes de la France et a été utilisé comme une prison d’État par les rois de France. Elle fut attaquée par les révolutionnaires le 14 juillet 1789. Ce jour devint un événement majeur de l’histoire de la France. Elle a ensuite été démolie et remplacée par la place de la Bastille. Aujourd’hui, la Bastille n’existe plus mais ses petites pièces sont éparpillées dans tout Paris. Le 14 juillet 1789, les citoyens ont attaqué la Bastille et ont secouru les prisonniers. La journée de la Bastille, en France, dans ses départements et territoires d’outre-mer, est fêtée à l’occasion de l’anniversaire de la chute de la Bastille à Paris. La prise de la Bastille marque le début de la Révolution française et devient ainsi le symbole de la fin de l’Ancien Régime. Au lieu de dire « Happy Fourteenth July », les français disent « Bonne Fête Nationale », ce qui signifie en gros « have a good national holiday » en anglais. La journée est marquée par un défilé le long des « Champs-Élysées », alors que l’hymne national de la France « La Marseillaise » est chanté avec fierté.
A Glimpse of ‘La Bastille’ day La Bastille is a fort in Paris also known as Saint-Antoine. It played an important role in the internal conflicts of France and was used as a state prison by the kings of France. It was attacked by revolutionaries on July 14, 1789. This day became a major event in the history of France. It was then demolished and replaced by the Place de la Bastille. Today, the Bastille does not exist, but its small pieces are scattered all over Paris. On July 14, 1789, the citizens attacked the Bastille and rescued the prisoners. Bastille Day, in France and its overseas departments and territories, is celebrated marking the anniversary of the fall of the Bastille in Paris. The storming of the Bastille marks the start of the French Revolution and thus became the symbol of the end of the ‘Ancien Régime’. Instead of saying \"Happy Fourteenth July\", the people say, “Bonne Fête Nationale”, which translates roughly as \"have a good national holiday\" in English. The day is marked by a parade along the ‘Champs Elysées’ as the national anthem of France ‘La Marseillaise’ is sung with pride. - Sahaana, Grade 9A
BASTILLE DAY National Day of France Sheshali, Grade 5C “GIVE YOUR MIND A CHANCE TO TRAVEL THROUGH A FOREIGN LANGUAGE” Hansika, Grade 5C Vibha, Grade 5C As rightly depicted in the quote, the students of Grade 5 and Grade 6 teleported us to France for the celebration of its national day, also called Bastille Day , through their beautiful creations. It was a real treat to the eyes as they presented their beautiful posters and models portraying France. Rihanna, Grade 5C
Manasvi, Grade 6A Arushi, Grade 6A Vishakha, Grade 6A Chiranth, Grade 6A Andrew, Grade 6A
Kaavya, Grade 8A
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
QUIZ CLUB The path of learning is never-ending. General Knowledge opens different avenues, develops students’ social, reasoning, and analytical thinking skills. The quiz conducted on 07th July 2021 was about general knowledge. The quiz started with an activity where the children had to identify the famous personalities of India. Just to make the children feel like they are in a real quiz contest the tune of the famous quiz show “Kaun Banega Crorepati” was played with every question. The show ended with a hands-on activity where the children had to draw a rat using different shapes. The beautiful smile and bright eyes of the children was a proof that the objective of the quiz was achieved.
QUIZ CLUB “Trust yourself; you know more than you think you do.” - Benjamin Spock Quizzes appeal to those who love to test their knowledge and intellect. General Knowledge helps an individual to gain enriching knowledge about the world around them. On 28th July 2021, Grade 1 and 2 took part in the quiz club. Quiz Club offers a unique and exciting way to motivate, inspire, encourage and reward children in their quest for knowledge and provide them with the opportunity to celebrate their achievement. The club aims to generate a passion for quizzes amongst the students along with helping them to gain knowledge as well as share it. The quiz started with a hands- on-activity where the children had to collect few things which were told by teacher. After that children had a quiz round based on English and computers. The quiz ended with an activity where children had to guess “Who Am I?”. It helped the children to sharpen logic, critical thinking, and imagination. The students enjoyed the Club with full enthusiasm.
Model united nations (MUN)CLUB The club class of MUN, held on 07th July 2021, involved the following activities: •Case study - Gender Equality (Continuity) •Case study-Poverty •Assignment of the project to students •Interaction with the participants The UN Charter states that women should be “equal actors, partners and beneficiaries of sustainable development, human rights, peace, and security.” The case studies helped students understand the issues related to Gender Inequality and Poverty. It stimulated their thought process towards critical thinking and problem solving. All the participants expressed their interest in the case study and the session in general. They showed their curiosity towards learning more about MUN.
Model united nations (MUN)CLUB The club class of MUN, held on 28th July 2021, involved the following activities: •Case study – Climate Change •Presentation of PPT by students •Interaction with the participants “There is no Planet B....so March now or swim later.” With this message, the topic of climate change was discussed. Children expressed their ideas to tackle this issue through a padlet activity. Students were very enthusiastic and shared wonderful ideas and suggestions to conserve our own Planet “EARTH”. Kavya from Grade 8 did a presentation on Sri Lankan Civil War.
STREAM CLUB Let me Live, let me Bloom, let me shine like a Beautiful Moon! The stream club class held on 07th July 2021, involved the following activities. Activity1 using jigsaw puzzle on structure of moon. Activity2 – Phases of the moon using Oreo biscuits. In this session Children learnt about the phases of the moon, and how the moon does not appear similar on different days rather; its shape changes every day. The end of the session children was able to see the different phases of moon with the help of the activity The students enjoyed the Club activities with full enthusiasm.
STREAM CLUB The third session of the STREAM club, held on 28th July, 2021 was based on the topic “Shadow Play – The Gnomon” The topic was introduced to the students through an activity. The activity was of making a sundial using different materials available at home. A PPT was show to explain the different methods used in olden days to measure time. A video unraveled the description of Sundial in Jantar Mantar. Children showed great interest in making their own sundial. Hands on activities are the best to pique student’s interest and creativity.
NONACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
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