Theme: Earth’s Natural CycleDear Parents, Greetings! As we journeyed through the month of Outstanding October, our young Suncitizens explored the engaging theme of ‘Earth’s Natural Cycle’. The children deepened their understanding of day and night, discovering how the Earth’s rotation brings about this daily wonder. They enjoyed exploring shadows—observing how they are formed and why their size and shape change—through creative activities like shadow puppetry. The concept of the Water Cycle was brought to life through interactive videos and discussions on evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. Learners also explored the four main seasons, understanding how global warming can affect weather patterns and seasonal changes. These topics were beautifully supported through rhymes such as Mr. Sun, Water Cycle Song, Grandparents’ Song, and cheerful seasonal rhymes. Stories like A Wonderful Journey of Day and Night, Never Let a Unicorn Scribble!, and The Leaf Thief added imagination and meaning to their learning experiences. The month was also filled with memorable events—our excursion to Nature’s Nest Petting Farm, the heartfelt celebration of grandparents during Event NAMAN, the captivating EYP 2A Assembly, and the vibrant Diwali festivities—making October a truly remarkable month of joyful exploration and discovery! Naturalistic Intelligence |
Theme: Me/Myself
Dear Parents,
Greetings!
"As we embark on the journey of education, let us remember that every child holds the key to infinite possibilities." – Oprah Winfrey
The new academic year in EYP 2 began with warmth, joy, and boundless enthusiasm. Whether returning or joining us for the first time, each child was welcomed into our vibrant learning community with open arms. Throughout Awesome April and Miraculous May, the children eagerly entered a world of exploration, friendship, and discovery.
They created cheerful welcome cards and captured memories at the school photo booth, setting the tone for a year of meaningful experiences. Children confidently introduced themselves, identified body parts and their functions, explored the five senses, and learned about different types of families. They also engaged in thoughtful conversations about healthy versus junk food, laying the foundation for lifelong habits.
These concepts were beautifully woven into storytelling sessions featuring beloved tales such as Goldilocks and the Three Bears and Two Sisters. While Goldilocks introduced the idea of choices and consequences, Two Sisters provided a touching example of family bonding and the importance of kindness and empathy in relationships. These stories brought the themes to life, helping children connect with the ideas personally. Their learning was further reinforced through interactive quizzes that sparked enthusiasm and curiosity.
Greetings!
"As we embark on the journey of education, let us remember that every child holds the key to infinite possibilities." – Oprah Winfrey
The new academic year in EYP 2 began with warmth, joy, and boundless enthusiasm. Whether returning or joining us for the first time, each child was welcomed into our vibrant learning community with open arms. Throughout Awesome April and Miraculous May, the children eagerly entered a world of exploration, friendship, and discovery.
They created cheerful welcome cards and captured memories at the school photo booth, setting the tone for a year of meaningful experiences. Children confidently introduced themselves, identified body parts and their functions, explored the five senses, and learned about different types of families. They also engaged in thoughtful conversations about healthy versus junk food, laying the foundation for lifelong habits.
These concepts were beautifully woven into storytelling sessions featuring beloved tales such as Goldilocks and the Three Bears and Two Sisters. While Goldilocks introduced the idea of choices and consequences, Two Sisters provided a touching example of family bonding and the importance of kindness and empathy in relationships. These stories brought the themes to life, helping children connect with the ideas personally. Their learning was further reinforced through interactive quizzes that sparked enthusiasm and curiosity.
Naturalistic Intelligence
In alignment with SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being, children explored key aspects of a healthy lifestyle, including balanced nutrition, hydration, physical activity, and sensory organ care. They learned the value of hygiene and self-care, through an engaging video and hands-on activities. A flashcard sorting activity helped them differentiate between healthy and unhealthy habits.
To celebrate Earth Day, children participated in a meaningful discussion and created Earth Day headgear to understand the connection between a healthy planet and personal well-being.
Personal safety was addressed through discussions on Good and Bad touch. The role of family was highlighted using the "My Safe Circle" worksheet, which empowered children to recognize safe relationships and respond confidently to uncomfortable situations.
To celebrate Earth Day, children participated in a meaningful discussion and created Earth Day headgear to understand the connection between a healthy planet and personal well-being.
Personal safety was addressed through discussions on Good and Bad touch. The role of family was highlighted using the "My Safe Circle" worksheet, which empowered children to recognize safe relationships and respond confidently to uncomfortable situations.
Verbal Linguistic Intelligence –English
Children in our care express themselves in countless unique and beautiful ways. Engaging with them is a true joy as we listen, interact, and help shape their thoughts and ideas. Their enthusiasm shone through as they recited cheerful rhymes like “I Am So Happy” while developing pre-writing skills using standing, sleeping, slanting lines, and curves—seamlessly integrated with the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
From letters 'a' to 'e', the children enjoyed listening to engaging short stories and singing along to lively phonics songs. They eagerly expanded their vocabulary, drawing words from the delightful tale of Goldilocks and brainstorming additional words beginning with the same initial sounds. They honed their fine motor skills and strengthened their letter recognition and early literacy skills, through activities like letter crafting, sand tracing, and workbook exercises.
From letters 'a' to 'e', the children enjoyed listening to engaging short stories and singing along to lively phonics songs. They eagerly expanded their vocabulary, drawing words from the delightful tale of Goldilocks and brainstorming additional words beginning with the same initial sounds. They honed their fine motor skills and strengthened their letter recognition and early literacy skills, through activities like letter crafting, sand tracing, and workbook exercises.
Verbal Linguistic Intelligence – Hindi
अप्रैल और मई के महीनों में छात्रों को कुछ नए शब्दों का परिचय कराया गया, जैसे– सुप्रभात, महोदया जी और तिथि, जिससे उनकी शब्दावली में वृद्धि हुई। साथ ही, छात्रों को विभिन्न रोचक एवं शिक्षाप्रद कविताएँ सिखाई गईं, जिनमें शामिल हैं– आहा टमाटर बड़ा मज़ेदार, आलू कचालू, ऊपर पंखा चलता है, मम्मी की रोटी गोल गोल, लालाजी ने केला खाया, मछली जल की रानी है, चंदा मामा दूर के, और चुहिया रानी बड़ी सयानी। इन कविताओं के माध्यम से बच्चों ने भाषा के प्रति रुचि विकसित की और उच्चारण में भी निखार आया।
Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Learning number recognition at an early stage is essential, as it builds the groundwork for logical thinking, critical analysis, and problem-solving skills. Over the past two months, the children have been introduced to numbers 1 to 4 using a range of fun, sensory-rich experiences. Activities included singing number rhymes, watching educational videos, tracing numbers, counting everyday objects, and even using their body parts to understand quantity. They also explored foundational math concepts such as big and small, heavy and light, and tall and short through practical, hands-on learning. These abstract ideas were made more relatable through stories—for instance, in the tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, children compared the size of the bears’ belongings to understand the concept of size differences. Additionally, children were introduced to common shapes like circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles. These shapes were taught using familiar items and interactive play, enabling children to recognize and connect them to real-world objects in their surroundings.
Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Visual Art
Children enhanced their spatial skills through hands-on activities like making Welcome Crafts, designing Pattern Dice Hairstyles, and crafting ants for A is for Ant. A bear finger puppet brought Goldilocks to life, supporting story sequencing. They created Doll Crafts for letter D and designed creative Mother’s Day gifts, exploring color, shape, and arrangement.
Water Play:
“Splash, splash, puddles everywhere!” Water play is a joyful and essential part of the preschool curriculum, promoting gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and vocabulary development. The little learners of EYP 2 thoroughly enjoyed splashing, pouring, and playing with water, making the most of the summer months with laughter and learning hand in hand.
Musical Intelligence
Indian Music
Music activates neural pathways that support the development of various essential skills in children. It also boosts creativity and enhances spatial intelligence. This month, the children were introduced to the concept of
Sangeet 4 All and thoroughly enjoyed playing the ‘Swar Tarang instrument’ which enriched their joyful learning experience.
Sangeet 4 All and thoroughly enjoyed playing the ‘Swar Tarang instrument’ which enriched their joyful learning experience.
Western Music
Music provides children with valuable challenges and multi-sensory experiences that enhance their learning abilities and support cognitive development. Singing ‘God’s Love’ was a joyful experience for the children, seamlessly aligning with the monthly theme’ Me, Myself’ to nurture self-love and boost their confidence.
Interpersonal Intelligence
Birthday celebration- Show &Tell
With the theme “All About Me,” this birthday celebration was a joyful blend of self-expression and learning. Children confidently shared personal stories using creative props during a Show and Tell, enhancing their communication skills and self-awareness. The event also reinforced essential birthday etiquette, promoting respect, gratitude, and appropriate social behaviour.
Montessori:
Montessori education emphasizes hands-on learning and individualized exploration, nurturing young learners' independence and curiosity. Through self-directed activities and multi-sensory experiences, children develop a deep understanding of concepts and a lifelong love for learning.
Dry Spooning:
Children practiced the dry spooning activity as part of their Practical Life exercises. Through this hands-on experience, they developed concentration, patience, and independence. The repetitive motion of transferring materials from one bowl to another helped refine their fine motor control and hand-eye coordination, key foundational skills for daily tasks.
Sandpaper Letter Tracing:
Children explored the shape and sound of letters through sandpaper letter tracing, focusing on the letter ‘a’. By feeling the textured surface and tracing the letter with their fingers, they enhanced their tactile perception, muscular memory, and early literacy skills. This activity also supported the development of verbal-linguistic abilities.
Sandpaper Number Tracing:
Children traced numerals on sandpaper cards, building a strong sensory connection with number formation. The tactile experience helped reinforce numeral recognition and supported the development of fine motor skills and numerical awareness.
Count and Match Numbers:
Children engaged in number-based matching games, where they counted objects and matched them to the corresponding numerals. This activity encouraged one-to-one correspondence and number recognition while promoting logical thinking and early math skills through a fun, interactive approach.
Dry Spooning:
Children practiced the dry spooning activity as part of their Practical Life exercises. Through this hands-on experience, they developed concentration, patience, and independence. The repetitive motion of transferring materials from one bowl to another helped refine their fine motor control and hand-eye coordination, key foundational skills for daily tasks.
Sandpaper Letter Tracing:
Children explored the shape and sound of letters through sandpaper letter tracing, focusing on the letter ‘a’. By feeling the textured surface and tracing the letter with their fingers, they enhanced their tactile perception, muscular memory, and early literacy skills. This activity also supported the development of verbal-linguistic abilities.
Sandpaper Number Tracing:
Children traced numerals on sandpaper cards, building a strong sensory connection with number formation. The tactile experience helped reinforce numeral recognition and supported the development of fine motor skills and numerical awareness.
Count and Match Numbers:
Children engaged in number-based matching games, where they counted objects and matched them to the corresponding numerals. This activity encouraged one-to-one correspondence and number recognition while promoting logical thinking and early math skills through a fun, interactive approach.
Drama:
Drama is essential for children's learning of empathy and self-control. Children learn to empathize as they view the world from other people’s perspectives, including those of peers, adults, and characters in stories. This is critical in helping children understand the feelings of others in a variety of contexts and acting in ways that are compassionate in response.
During April and May, the EYP 2 children immersed themselves in imaginative play and expressive movement. In April, they enthusiastically enacted the classic tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Through this storytelling experience, they explored emotions like curiosity, surprise, and frustration, while understanding the viewpoints of the characters.
In May, the children engaged in dramatic play centered on the theme of Community Helpers. They enjoyed taking on the roles of doctors, firefighters, chefs, and police officers, using simple props and actions to bring these important community roles to life. These enactments sparked their creativity and helped them appreciate the responsibilities and emotions of people who help us every day.
During April and May, the EYP 2 children immersed themselves in imaginative play and expressive movement. In April, they enthusiastically enacted the classic tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Through this storytelling experience, they explored emotions like curiosity, surprise, and frustration, while understanding the viewpoints of the characters.
In May, the children engaged in dramatic play centered on the theme of Community Helpers. They enjoyed taking on the roles of doctors, firefighters, chefs, and police officers, using simple props and actions to bring these important community roles to life. These enactments sparked their creativity and helped them appreciate the responsibilities and emotions of people who help us every day.
Storytelling:
At Suncity, we value the theory of Multiple Intelligences and use storytelling as a powerful tool to nurture diverse abilities in children. Story sessions ignite imagination, boost language skills, and lay the foundation for early literacy. Children listened to the engaging story *“The Clever Mouse and the Forest Giant”* (inspired by *The Gruffalo*) and expressed their creativity by drawing their favourite character. They also enjoyed the Hindi tale *‘विशाल शलजम’*, learning the importance of teamwork through a fun, interactive session. These stories entertained and encouraged listening, comprehension, and expression in young learners.
Pottery:
Pottery is a wonderful way to spark creativity while building essential skills in young learners. The educator introduced clay modelling by creating a smiley face. As part of their letter ‘e’ exploration, Children enthusiastically followed along, shaping eggplants and elephants with clay and play dough. This engaging activity reinforced the vocabulary of the letter ‘e’ and supported their motor development and creative thinking.
Dance:
Dancing is the rhythm of the soul expressed through movement, beauty, art, and creativity. For young children, it’s a joyful expression that brings people closer. With every beat, kids communicate feelings beyond words—moving their little feet to the rhythm with pure delight. In April and May, the children of EYP 2 joyfully learned dance steps to the uplifting song *“I Promise to Love Myself”*. They also enthusiastically practiced a special dance to *“मेरी माँ”* as a heartfelt tribute for Mother's Day, celebrating love, expression, and togetherness through dance.
Bodily Kinaesthetic Intelligence
P.E.:
Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence refers to the ability to control movement and handle physical objects. Children with this intelligence learn best through hands-on activities and movement, which are essential for their overall development. These activities improve gross motor skills, balance, and coordination.
During April and May, children participated in fun activities like racing to tap cones, following instructions during drills, and performing the animal walk and mountain walk to enhance balance and coordination. They also engaged in warm-up exercises, frog jumps, and tested their focus by balancing cones on their heads. These activities helped nurture their bodily-kinesthetic intelligence in a playful, active way.
During April and May, children participated in fun activities like racing to tap cones, following instructions during drills, and performing the animal walk and mountain walk to enhance balance and coordination. They also engaged in warm-up exercises, frog jumps, and tested their focus by balancing cones on their heads. These activities helped nurture their bodily-kinesthetic intelligence in a playful, active way.
Skating:
Skating offers a fun and beneficial form of exercise, helping children improve their balance and coordination. Even with a few wobbles along the way, their determination never wavers. Our young learners are steadily mastering the skill of skating while staying safe with helmets and protective pads.
Imaginarium:
It is to be believed that imagination is one of the greatest gifts. At Imaginarium, our goal is for children to immerse themselves in a safe and clean environment to engage in imaginative play and active play. A child’s ability to imagine is limitless and has no bounds. Our little sun citizens had fun playing with various equipment at different learning stations, such as the pretend play station, block station, and puppet play station, during the visit to Imaginarium.
They also explored sensory tables, wherein they sorted pom poms according to their colour.
Additionally, they enjoyed the puppet play station, where they brought characters to life and engaged in storytelling. Children were delighted in crafting creative structures at the block station, building towers and castles with a mix of large and small blocks. The variety of engaging activities allowed our young explorers to fully immerse themselves in the world of imaginative play!
They also explored sensory tables, wherein they sorted pom poms according to their colour.
Additionally, they enjoyed the puppet play station, where they brought characters to life and engaged in storytelling. Children were delighted in crafting creative structures at the block station, building towers and castles with a mix of large and small blocks. The variety of engaging activities allowed our young explorers to fully immerse themselves in the world of imaginative play!
EYP Play Area:
Play is essential for building the foundation of lifelong learning. Through free play, children experience learning as fun, spontaneous, and driven by their curiosity. It offers a chance to relax, recharge, and express oneself freely.
Events and Celebration:
First day of school:
Puppet Show: The story ‘The Elephant and His Friends’ was brought to life through a vibrant puppet show that captured young hearts with its message of friendship and kindness. The children were delighted by the colourful characters, expressive voices, and engaging storytelling that sparked laughter, curiosity, and imagination. They watched with wide eyes, interacted with joy, and were fully immersed in the magical world unfolding on stage. Beyond the fun, the puppet show also nurtured important skills like listening, empathy, communication, and creativity. It was a beautiful blend of entertainment and learning—an experience that left smiles on faces and meaningful lessons in young minds.
Dance session: With joyful energy, our little dancers grooved to ‘Promise to Love Myself’, celebrating confidence, movement, and self-love. The children eagerly embraced the dance session, enjoying every moment to express themselves freely and have fun. As they moved together, the activity fostered social connections, encouraging cooperation and mutual support. More than just physical activity, dance became a platform for building self-esteem and confidence, as each child proudly showcased their unique moves. It was a lively and uplifting way for our young learners to stay active, connect with peers, and celebrate their individuality in a positive, encouraging environment.
Selfie Booth Fun: To mark the start of an exciting new journey, the children had a blast at the First Day Selfie Booth. With big smiles and eager faces, they captured the magic of their very first day, making memories they’ll cherish. The booth became a fun and memorable spot to celebrate the thrill of new adventures, friendships, and fresh starts.
Dance session: With joyful energy, our little dancers grooved to ‘Promise to Love Myself’, celebrating confidence, movement, and self-love. The children eagerly embraced the dance session, enjoying every moment to express themselves freely and have fun. As they moved together, the activity fostered social connections, encouraging cooperation and mutual support. More than just physical activity, dance became a platform for building self-esteem and confidence, as each child proudly showcased their unique moves. It was a lively and uplifting way for our young learners to stay active, connect with peers, and celebrate their individuality in a positive, encouraging environment.
Selfie Booth Fun: To mark the start of an exciting new journey, the children had a blast at the First Day Selfie Booth. With big smiles and eager faces, they captured the magic of their very first day, making memories they’ll cherish. The booth became a fun and memorable spot to celebrate the thrill of new adventures, friendships, and fresh starts.
Session on Good Touch and Bad Touch
Children from EYP attended an informative session on Good Touch and Bad Touch. The session aimed to help them understand personal boundaries, recognize safe and unsafe touches, and know that it’s okay to say “no” to anything that makes them uncomfortable. Through simple examples and open discussions, the children learned the importance of consent, identifying trusted adults, and speaking up when something doesn’t feel right. It was a valuable step in teaching them to stay safe and confident.
Project UPAHAAR Phase 1: Labour Day celebration
The significance of Labour Day was brought to life for our young learners through an engaging discussion that highlighted the importance of respecting and valuing those who work tirelessly around us every day. To express their gratitude, the children brought along cookie packets and juice tetra packs as small tokens of appreciation for the Didi’s and Bhaiyas who support and care for them at school. It was a heartwarming moment of learning and kindness, as students acknowledged the efforts of these everyday heroes with smiles, thanks, and heartfelt gestures.
Session on Dental Hygiene
EYP held an engaging dental hygiene session. The children enjoyed a lively and educational dental hygiene session that turned out to be both fun and informative! Through interactive activities and engaging storytelling, they learned just how important it is to take care of their teeth every day. One of the highlights of the session was a delightful story about a bear(mention the name of the story) who discovered the value of brushing his teeth regularly. The children loved the tale, and it helped them understand why keeping their mouths clean matters so much. They also learned the correct way to brush their teeth, making sure to reach every corner for a healthy, sparkling smile. The session was a great reminder that dental care can be simple, fun, and part of a daily routine.
Mother’s Day Event
“A mother is your first friend, your best friend, your forever friend.”
To celebrate the boundless love and care of mothers, our school hosted a heartwarming Mother’s Day event - ‘Sneh – A Tribute to Moms’, brimming with joy, creativity, and treasured moments. The celebration began with a graceful welcome dance by the educators, setting the tone for a day filled with warmth. A highlight of the event was the charming ramp walk, where proud mothers walked hand-in-hand with their little ones, capturing hearts and memories alike. The celebration continued with a vibrant dance session, followed by engaging activities such as doodling and bracelet-making, where children crafted heartfelt tokens of love. A delightful photo booth allowed them to capture these precious moments together. The day concluded with a special takeaway gift—a lovingly handmade creation by the children. It was a beautiful tribute to the love, strength, and irreplaceable presence of mothers in our lives.
To celebrate the boundless love and care of mothers, our school hosted a heartwarming Mother’s Day event - ‘Sneh – A Tribute to Moms’, brimming with joy, creativity, and treasured moments. The celebration began with a graceful welcome dance by the educators, setting the tone for a day filled with warmth. A highlight of the event was the charming ramp walk, where proud mothers walked hand-in-hand with their little ones, capturing hearts and memories alike. The celebration continued with a vibrant dance session, followed by engaging activities such as doodling and bracelet-making, where children crafted heartfelt tokens of love. A delightful photo booth allowed them to capture these precious moments together. The day concluded with a special takeaway gift—a lovingly handmade creation by the children. It was a beautiful tribute to the love, strength, and irreplaceable presence of mothers in our lives.
Manner Development Visit
“Children learn more from what you are than what you teach.” – W.E.B. Du Bois
In May, our little Sun Citizens embarked on a delightful and educational visit to Panchgaon – Proudly Desi, a fine-dining restaurant that beautifully combined culture with courtesy. This special outing wasn’t just about enjoying a meal—it was an opportunity to introduce children to basic social and table manners in a real-world setting. From greeting others politely to practicing table etiquette, the visit offered a hands-on experience in learning how to behave gracefully in public. The children eagerly observed, interacted, and practiced what they learned—turning lessons into lasting habits. Instilling manners from an early age plays a key role in shaping kind, respectful individuals. This outing was a perfect blend of fun and learning, leaving our young learners with happy memories and valuable life skills.
In May, our little Sun Citizens embarked on a delightful and educational visit to Panchgaon – Proudly Desi, a fine-dining restaurant that beautifully combined culture with courtesy. This special outing wasn’t just about enjoying a meal—it was an opportunity to introduce children to basic social and table manners in a real-world setting. From greeting others politely to practicing table etiquette, the visit offered a hands-on experience in learning how to behave gracefully in public. The children eagerly observed, interacted, and practiced what they learned—turning lessons into lasting habits. Instilling manners from an early age plays a key role in shaping kind, respectful individuals. This outing was a perfect blend of fun and learning, leaving our young learners with happy memories and valuable life skills.
Dear Parent, (s)
Greetings!
Let's glance through the months of ‘Marvellous’ March.
Theme-
As the academic year nears its end, March is dedicated to revisiting key
concepts and cherished stories, the children enjoyed revisiting Snug House,
Bug House, and Santa Claus Must Do His Chores, reinforcing their
understanding of homes and responsibilities.
Engaging discussions and activities recapped the themes of Earth’s Natural
Cycle and Homes. Children explored the five seasons—Summer, Monsoon,
Autumn, Winter, and Spring—reflecting on their characteristics and
significance. The concept of homes was revisited, highlighting different types
of shelters and their importance for humans and animals alike.
These interactive sessions provided a meaningful way to consolidate learning,
ensuring children carry forward their knowledge with enthusiasm and curiosity.
Greetings!
Let's glance through the months of ‘Marvellous’ March.
Theme-
As the academic year nears its end, March is dedicated to revisiting key
concepts and cherished stories, the children enjoyed revisiting Snug House,
Bug House, and Santa Claus Must Do His Chores, reinforcing their
understanding of homes and responsibilities.
Engaging discussions and activities recapped the themes of Earth’s Natural
Cycle and Homes. Children explored the five seasons—Summer, Monsoon,
Autumn, Winter, and Spring—reflecting on their characteristics and
significance. The concept of homes was revisited, highlighting different types
of shelters and their importance for humans and animals alike.
These interactive sessions provided a meaningful way to consolidate learning,
ensuring children carry forward their knowledge with enthusiasm and curiosity.
Naturalistic Intelligence
In March, children explored the festival of Holi, learning about its significance
and the legends of Prahlad and Holika. They created herbal colours using
turmeric, beetroot, and dried flowers, promoting an eco-friendly celebration.
They also learned table layout and dining etiquette, practicing proper placement
of plates, cutlery, and polite table manners. In a fun Nacho salad-making
activity, they combined nachos with fresh veggies, beans, and cheese,
encouraging healthy eating and teamwork.
In March, children explored the festival of Holi, learning about its significance
and the legends of Prahlad and Holika. They created herbal colours using
turmeric, beetroot, and dried flowers, promoting an eco-friendly celebration.
They also learned table layout and dining etiquette, practicing proper placement
of plates, cutlery, and polite table manners. In a fun Nacho salad-making
activity, they combined nachos with fresh veggies, beans, and cheese,
encouraging healthy eating and teamwork.
Verbal Linguistic Intelligence –English
March was filled with exciting verbal-linguistic activities. Children revisited letters 'a - z' through jolly phonic song, games, and storytelling. They practiced reading CVC words, focusing on vowel sounds and short sentences, strengthening their early literacy skills.
Fun worksheets provided an interactive way to reinforce CVC words, making learning enjoyable and effective. A special highlight was the fruit yogurt activity, where children whipped up a delicious treat while recapitulating the letter Y, blending hands-on learning with language development.
These sessions helped build confidence in reading and writing, ensuring a strong foundation.
March was filled with exciting verbal-linguistic activities. Children revisited letters 'a - z' through jolly phonic song, games, and storytelling. They practiced reading CVC words, focusing on vowel sounds and short sentences, strengthening their early literacy skills.
Fun worksheets provided an interactive way to reinforce CVC words, making learning enjoyable and effective. A special highlight was the fruit yogurt activity, where children whipped up a delicious treat while recapitulating the letter Y, blending hands-on learning with language development.
These sessions helped build confidence in reading and writing, ensuring a strong foundation.
Verbal Linguistic Intelligence –Hindi
मार्च के महीने में नर्सरी (please change the grade)कक्षा में बच्चों ने “व्यंजन गीत” गाकर सभी व्यंजनों की पुनरावृत्ति की। उन्होंने मिट्टी से व्यंजन बनाकर अपनी सृजनात्मकता और स्पर्श अनुभ विकसित किया। “जादू का पिटारा” खेल के ज़रिए उन्होंने मज़ेदार तरीके से व्यंजनों को पहचाना। यह गतिविधि रोचक और शिक्षाप्रद रही, जिससे बच्चों का हिंदी सीखने में उत्साह बढ़ा।
मार्च के महीने में नर्सरी (please change the grade)कक्षा में बच्चों ने “व्यंजन गीत” गाकर सभी व्यंजनों की पुनरावृत्ति की। उन्होंने मिट्टी से व्यंजन बनाकर अपनी सृजनात्मकता और स्पर्श अनुभ विकसित किया। “जादू का पिटारा” खेल के ज़रिए उन्होंने मज़ेदार तरीके से व्यंजनों को पहचाना। यह गतिविधि रोचक और शिक्षाप्रद रही, जिससे बच्चों का हिंदी सीखने में उत्साह बढ़ा।
Logical Mathematical Intelligence
The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics.
-Paul Halmos.
Mathematics gives us hope that every problem has a solution. This month, our little mathematicians actively engaged in various learning experiences. They practiced representing numbers on the abacus alongside writing exercises in their notebooks. The concept of what comes after, before, and in between numbers was revisited through a fun activity, followed by workbook practice. The children were introduced to the concept of addition using concrete objects and flashcards, reinforcing their learning with workbook exercises. The educator played a shape song to recapitulate shapes, and the children enjoyed creating shapes using Tangram. They also practiced oral counting from 1 to 100 through the lively Macarena Count to 100 action song. Additionally, they reinforced their understanding of time by engaging in everyday activities such as meals, play, and schoolwork, helping them observe and experience the flow of time throughout the day.
The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics.
-Paul Halmos.
Mathematics gives us hope that every problem has a solution. This month, our little mathematicians actively engaged in various learning experiences. They practiced representing numbers on the abacus alongside writing exercises in their notebooks. The concept of what comes after, before, and in between numbers was revisited through a fun activity, followed by workbook practice. The children were introduced to the concept of addition using concrete objects and flashcards, reinforcing their learning with workbook exercises. The educator played a shape song to recapitulate shapes, and the children enjoyed creating shapes using Tangram. They also practiced oral counting from 1 to 100 through the lively Macarena Count to 100 action song. Additionally, they reinforced their understanding of time by engaging in everyday activities such as meals, play, and schoolwork, helping them observe and experience the flow of time throughout the day.
Visual-Spatial Intelligence
As the academic year concluded, children reminisced about their joyful moments in EYP 2 through the My Memory Lane activity. They drew and decorated their favourite memories, including best friends, their teacher, their favourite place in school—the play area- and other cherished experiences.
To celebrate their growth and learning, they participated in the final craft activity, “Soaring High to Learn.” Each child made a colourful origami kite and pasted it on a sheet, symbolizing their journey of exploration and achievement. These activities encouraged creativity, reflection, and excitement for new adventures ahead
As the academic year concluded, children reminisced about their joyful moments in EYP 2 through the My Memory Lane activity. They drew and decorated their favourite memories, including best friends, their teacher, their favourite place in school—the play area- and other cherished experiences.
To celebrate their growth and learning, they participated in the final craft activity, “Soaring High to Learn.” Each child made a colourful origami kite and pasted it on a sheet, symbolizing their journey of exploration and achievement. These activities encouraged creativity, reflection, and excitement for new adventures ahead
Storytelling
Storytelling enhances kids’ imagination, language skills, and emotional
intelligence while making learning fun and engaging. As part of this, children
listened to the story While We Can’t Hug, which taught them about respecting
personal space while still sharing emotional bonds. This was followed by an
activity where they expressed their connections through various expressions.
Storytelling enhances kids’ imagination, language skills, and emotional
intelligence while making learning fun and engaging. As part of this, children
listened to the story While We Can’t Hug, which taught them about respecting
personal space while still sharing emotional bonds. This was followed by an
activity where they expressed their connections through various expressions.
Musical Intelligence
Music is the soul of life and gives immense peace to us.
Western Music
Rhythms and melodies help kids memorize phrases, understand rhyming patterns, and grasp context.
During March, Children experimented with playing rhythmic patterns on their favourite musical instruments, which they had learned during EYP 2.
The children also sang their favourite song, which they had been learning and practicing throughout the year.
Music is the soul of life and gives immense peace to us.
Western Music
Rhythms and melodies help kids memorize phrases, understand rhyming patterns, and grasp context.
During March, Children experimented with playing rhythmic patterns on their favourite musical instruments, which they had learned during EYP 2.
The children also sang their favourite song, which they had been learning and practicing throughout the year.
Indian Music
Indian music often depends on melodic movement, that is, the occurrence of tones or musical notes to create a single line of tune. During March, children practiced singing the welcome song ‘आओ आओ संगीत बनाओ and vocal warm-ups along with the educator. Children also attempted to play a basic rhythmic pattern on a new musical instrument, a Snare Drum.
Indian music often depends on melodic movement, that is, the occurrence of tones or musical notes to create a single line of tune. During March, children practiced singing the welcome song ‘आओ आओ संगीत बनाओ and vocal warm-ups along with the educator. Children also attempted to play a basic rhythmic pattern on a new musical instrument, a Snare Drum.
Dance
"When you dance, the world becomes your stage!"
"With your feet on the ground, your head in the clouds, and a twirl all around!"
Dancing is a joyful activity that lets young learners express themselves.
Through dance, young learners can convey their feelings and imagination,
boosting their confidence and self-expression. Dance also builds strength,
particularly in the core, legs, and arms, which is important for overall physical
development. This month, our young learners learned dance steps to "Waka
Waka" and the "Holi Song."
"When you dance, the world becomes your stage!"
"With your feet on the ground, your head in the clouds, and a twirl all around!"
Dancing is a joyful activity that lets young learners express themselves.
Through dance, young learners can convey their feelings and imagination,
boosting their confidence and self-expression. Dance also builds strength,
particularly in the core, legs, and arms, which is important for overall physical
development. This month, our young learners learned dance steps to "Waka
Waka" and the "Holi Song."
Drama
"When we pretend, we can go anywhere – the moon, the jungle, or the zoo!"
"Imagination is the key to creativity, and every child has a part to play."
Drama is a fun activity where young learners can pretend to be different
characters, use their imagination, and tell stories. Through drama, young
learners learn how to speak, express their emotions, and listen to others.
Pretending to be various characters allows them to understand both their
feelings and the feelings of others.
This month, our young learners were engaged in a ‘Train the brain' task, wherein
they had to coordinate their expression of thoughts with the assigned body
movement. They also practiced counting up to twenty, adding a fun twist by
saying ‘quack’ at numbers 5, 10, 15, and 20.
"When we pretend, we can go anywhere – the moon, the jungle, or the zoo!"
"Imagination is the key to creativity, and every child has a part to play."
Drama is a fun activity where young learners can pretend to be different
characters, use their imagination, and tell stories. Through drama, young
learners learn how to speak, express their emotions, and listen to others.
Pretending to be various characters allows them to understand both their
feelings and the feelings of others.
This month, our young learners were engaged in a ‘Train the brain' task, wherein
they had to coordinate their expression of thoughts with the assigned body
movement. They also practiced counting up to twenty, adding a fun twist by
saying ‘quack’ at numbers 5, 10, 15, and 20.
Bodily Kinaesthetic Intelligence
Bodily Kinaesthetic Intelligence techniques improve a child’s ability to process
information physically through hand and body movements. It fosters body
control and expression and strengthens their gross, fine motor skills and hand-
eye coordination.
So our little learners practiced maintaining their balance using their supporting
muscles while jumping from a little height to a safe landing. Children also
perform jumping on a hula hoop placed on the ground in a specific pattern that
helps them to develop balance, coordination, and agility while having fun!
Bodily Kinaesthetic Intelligence techniques improve a child’s ability to process
information physically through hand and body movements. It fosters body
control and expression and strengthens their gross, fine motor skills and hand-
eye coordination.
So our little learners practiced maintaining their balance using their supporting
muscles while jumping from a little height to a safe landing. Children also
perform jumping on a hula hoop placed on the ground in a specific pattern that
helps them to develop balance, coordination, and agility while having fun!
Skating
March was all about refining balance, coordination, and agility during skating
sessions. Children practiced smooth gliding, controlled turns, and maintaining
posture while skating in straight and zigzag patterns.
With each session, they grew more comfortable on wheels, steadily progressing
and enjoying the thrill of the movement!
March was all about refining balance, coordination, and agility during skating
sessions. Children practiced smooth gliding, controlled turns, and maintaining
posture while skating in straight and zigzag patterns.
With each session, they grew more comfortable on wheels, steadily progressing
and enjoying the thrill of the movement!
Pottery
“Potter is a practical and lasting form of art. Not everyone can afford an
original painting, but most people can afford pottery.”
- Susie Cooper
The touch and feel of clay have a naturally relaxing quality. Working with clay
integrates mental, emotional, and kinaesthetic brain functions. To add more fun,
creative, and traditional touches to our celebrations, our suncitizens created a
pichkari (water gun) and a bowl from soil dough for holding Holi colours is a fun
and eco-friendly way to celebrate the festival.
“Potter is a practical and lasting form of art. Not everyone can afford an
original painting, but most people can afford pottery.”
- Susie Cooper
The touch and feel of clay have a naturally relaxing quality. Working with clay
integrates mental, emotional, and kinaesthetic brain functions. To add more fun,
creative, and traditional touches to our celebrations, our suncitizens created a
pichkari (water gun) and a bowl from soil dough for holding Holi colours is a fun
and eco-friendly way to celebrate the festival.
Montessori
Children engaged in hands-on learning through Montessori activities, enhancing
their mathematical and language skills.
In the Game with Addition Strips, they explored number concepts by using
coloured strips to solve simple addition problems, developing a strong foundation
in mathematics.
For Hindi learning, they used the LMA Box for Vyanjans, matching letters with
corresponding pictures, reinforcing their understanding of Hindi consonants in a
fun and interactive way.
These activities made learning enjoyable while strengthening their cognitive and
language skills.
Children engaged in hands-on learning through Montessori activities, enhancing
their mathematical and language skills.
In the Game with Addition Strips, they explored number concepts by using
coloured strips to solve simple addition problems, developing a strong foundation
in mathematics.
For Hindi learning, they used the LMA Box for Vyanjans, matching letters with
corresponding pictures, reinforcing their understanding of Hindi consonants in a
fun and interactive way.
These activities made learning enjoyable while strengthening their cognitive and
language skills.
EYP Play Area
‘Children learn as they play. Most importantly in play children learn how to learn'.
- O Fred Donaldson
Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning. Play improves
the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being of children and young
people. Through play, children learn about the world and themselves. They also
learn skills they need for study, work, and relationships.
‘Children learn as they play. Most importantly in play children learn how to learn'.
- O Fred Donaldson
Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning. Play improves
the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being of children and young
people. Through play, children learn about the world and themselves. They also
learn skills they need for study, work, and relationships.
Imaginarium
Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.
-Albert Einstein
Imaginarium is a place where children can ignite their imagination. Our little
Suncitizens explored various stations, such as the Kitchen station, supermarket
station, Lego station, and the transport station. Children enjoyed exploring
different stations and creating memories with friends at the Imaginarium.
Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.
-Albert Einstein
Imaginarium is a place where children can ignite their imagination. Our little
Suncitizens explored various stations, such as the Kitchen station, supermarket
station, Lego station, and the transport station. Children enjoyed exploring
different stations and creating memories with friends at the Imaginarium.
Interpersonal Intelligence
Birthday celebration- Show & Tell
The Show and Tell event on ”My Memory Lane” was conducted in EYP 2, where
students shared their special school memories. They spoke about their first
day, favourite activities, and joyful moments with friends and teachers.
The event helped children express themselves confidently, recalling fun
experiences like singing rhymes, playing, and celebrating special days.
Birthday celebration- Show & Tell
The Show and Tell event on ”My Memory Lane” was conducted in EYP 2, where
students shared their special school memories. They spoke about their first
day, favourite activities, and joyful moments with friends and teachers.
The event helped children express themselves confidently, recalling fun
experiences like singing rhymes, playing, and celebrating special days.
Events and Celebrations
Annual Sports Meet – OORJA 3.0
The much-awaited Annual Sports Meet, OORJA 3.0, was a grand celebration of
sports, skill, and sustainability. The event showcased an innovative blend of
physical drills aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), multiple
intelligences, and concept integration, reinforcing the importance of holistic
education.
The event was graced by Ishaan Kataria, a renowned boxer and Asian Games and
China Open medalist, who inspired students with his journey of perseverance
and discipline. Various track and field events added excitement, with
participants displaying remarkable sportsmanship.
Annual Sports Meet – OORJA 3.0
The much-awaited Annual Sports Meet, OORJA 3.0, was a grand celebration of
sports, skill, and sustainability. The event showcased an innovative blend of
physical drills aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), multiple
intelligences, and concept integration, reinforcing the importance of holistic
education.
The event was graced by Ishaan Kataria, a renowned boxer and Asian Games and
China Open medalist, who inspired students with his journey of perseverance
and discipline. Various track and field events added excitement, with
participants displaying remarkable sportsmanship.
LEAP
Listen> Engage > Acquire > Perform
To foster creativity, we conduct monthly LEAP activities where children engage
in brainstorming tasks to enhance their higher-order thinking skills and prepare
for the future.
MIMIC Me – The “Mimic Me” activity helped children develop gross motor skills,
kinesthetic intelligence, and a sense of directionality by copying postures from
pictures. They observed and mimicked poses, improving their coordination and
body awareness.
Listen> Engage > Acquire > Perform
To foster creativity, we conduct monthly LEAP activities where children engage
in brainstorming tasks to enhance their higher-order thinking skills and prepare
for the future.
MIMIC Me – The “Mimic Me” activity helped children develop gross motor skills,
kinesthetic intelligence, and a sense of directionality by copying postures from
pictures. They observed and mimicked poses, improving their coordination and
body awareness.
THEME
February, the shortest month of the year, is a special time for celebrating love and seeking wisdom from Goddess Saraswati. During January and February, children engaged in various enriching activities focused on tigers. They learned about the tiger's physical features and characteristics, created vibrant illustrations of its patterns, and discovered interesting facts about its size, lifespan, and swimming abilities. The concept of endangered species was introduced, highlighting the causes and consequences of their status. Fun activities included a quiz on tigers and a game called "Tiger Run," where children took on the roles of predator and prey. Additionally, they reviewed essential topics like hygiene, family, emergency vehicles, and the importance of plants through discussions and interactive activities. They also practiced extensively for the annual sports event, OORJA. These learning experiences were seamlessly integrated with stories from The Jungle Book and Life of Pi, enhancing the children's understanding and enjoyment.
February, the shortest month of the year, is a special time for celebrating love and seeking wisdom from Goddess Saraswati. During January and February, children engaged in various enriching activities focused on tigers. They learned about the tiger's physical features and characteristics, created vibrant illustrations of its patterns, and discovered interesting facts about its size, lifespan, and swimming abilities. The concept of endangered species was introduced, highlighting the causes and consequences of their status. Fun activities included a quiz on tigers and a game called "Tiger Run," where children took on the roles of predator and prey. Additionally, they reviewed essential topics like hygiene, family, emergency vehicles, and the importance of plants through discussions and interactive activities. They also practiced extensively for the annual sports event, OORJA. These learning experiences were seamlessly integrated with stories from The Jungle Book and Life of Pi, enhancing the children's understanding and enjoyment.
Naturalistic Intelligence
Children are inherently naturalists, exploring the world through their senses, conducting environmental experiments, and sharing their discoveries with those around them. In February, they delved into the pressing issue of air pollution, discussing its detrimental effects and exploring ways to mitigate it. Through the engaging "Happy Earth and Sad Earth" activity, they sorted various actions based on their impact on the planet. The children also learned about Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land, which sparked discussions on the importance of managing forests and conserving terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems. They explored the significance of natural habitat conservation, recognizing its vital role in maintaining biodiversity and ecological balance. Additionally, they took a virtual tour of a national park, gaining insights into the rich ecosystems it supports. To further enhance their understanding, they participated in a "Tiger Treasure Hunt" game, where they searched for hidden tigers in an open area and returned them to their natural habitat, reinforcing their connection to wildlife conservation.
Children are inherently naturalists, exploring the world through their senses, conducting environmental experiments, and sharing their discoveries with those around them. In February, they delved into the pressing issue of air pollution, discussing its detrimental effects and exploring ways to mitigate it. Through the engaging "Happy Earth and Sad Earth" activity, they sorted various actions based on their impact on the planet. The children also learned about Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land, which sparked discussions on the importance of managing forests and conserving terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems. They explored the significance of natural habitat conservation, recognizing its vital role in maintaining biodiversity and ecological balance. Additionally, they took a virtual tour of a national park, gaining insights into the rich ecosystems it supports. To further enhance their understanding, they participated in a "Tiger Treasure Hunt" game, where they searched for hidden tigers in an open area and returned them to their natural habitat, reinforcing their connection to wildlife conservation.
Verbal Linguistic English
Enhancing English language skills involves nurturing various components, including speaking, reading, grammar comprehension, vocabulary enrichment, spelling, effective time management, organizational abilities, and the critical analysis of written content. This month, children engaged in a dynamic array of language-based activities to elevate their verbal-linguistic intelligence:
• Letter Review: The children revisited the phonetic sounds of the letters i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, and z, complementing their learning with writing exercises in their notebooks that reinforced their understanding.
• CVC Word Reading: They practiced reading short vowel "o" words such as "ob," "og," "op," and "ox," becoming acquainted with the short "o" sound. By reading sentences that included these words, they deepened their comprehension and practical application of this phonetic element.
• Alphabet Recap: The children actively reinforced their knowledge of the alphabet by reviewing the sounds associated with each letter from 'a' to 'z.' They enthusiastically practiced writing these letters on four lines, refining their handwriting skills with support from their educators.
• Exploring New CVC Words: Introducing the short vowel sound "u," the children engaged with CVC words like "ug," "un," "up," and "us." They practiced reading sentences featuring the vowel "u," which helped them contextualize their learning and enhance their comprehension skills.
These engaging language activities were thoughtfully intertwined with the month’s featured stories, including The Jungle Book and Life of Pi, enriching the children’s educational journey and fostering a deeper connection to the material.
Enhancing English language skills involves nurturing various components, including speaking, reading, grammar comprehension, vocabulary enrichment, spelling, effective time management, organizational abilities, and the critical analysis of written content. This month, children engaged in a dynamic array of language-based activities to elevate their verbal-linguistic intelligence:
• Letter Review: The children revisited the phonetic sounds of the letters i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, and z, complementing their learning with writing exercises in their notebooks that reinforced their understanding.
• CVC Word Reading: They practiced reading short vowel "o" words such as "ob," "og," "op," and "ox," becoming acquainted with the short "o" sound. By reading sentences that included these words, they deepened their comprehension and practical application of this phonetic element.
• Alphabet Recap: The children actively reinforced their knowledge of the alphabet by reviewing the sounds associated with each letter from 'a' to 'z.' They enthusiastically practiced writing these letters on four lines, refining their handwriting skills with support from their educators.
• Exploring New CVC Words: Introducing the short vowel sound "u," the children engaged with CVC words like "ug," "un," "up," and "us." They practiced reading sentences featuring the vowel "u," which helped them contextualize their learning and enhance their comprehension skills.
These engaging language activities were thoughtfully intertwined with the month’s featured stories, including The Jungle Book and Life of Pi, enriching the children’s educational journey and fostering a deeper connection to the material.
Verbal Linguistic Hindi
जनवरी और फरवरी के महीनों में नर्सरी कक्षा के बच्चों ने हिंदी भाषा में नए व्यंजनों को सीखने का आनंद लिया। उन्होंने श, स, ष, ह, क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ जैसे व्यंजनों से जुड़े शब्दों और कविताओं का अभ्यास किया।
बच्चों ने इन अक्षरों से बनने वाले विभिन्न शब्दों को पहचाना और उनकी उच्चारण क्षमता को निखारा। बच्चों ने व्यंजन “श” को मजेदार और रचनात्मक तरीके से दोहराने के लिए शहनाई क्राफ्ट बनाई | इसके साथ ही, उन्होंने कार्यपुस्तिका में दिए गए अभ्यासों को पूरा किया, जिससे उनकी व्यंजन पहचानने की क्षमता मजबूत हुई।
जनवरी और फरवरी के महीनों में नर्सरी कक्षा के बच्चों ने हिंदी भाषा में नए व्यंजनों को सीखने का आनंद लिया। उन्होंने श, स, ष, ह, क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ जैसे व्यंजनों से जुड़े शब्दों और कविताओं का अभ्यास किया।
बच्चों ने इन अक्षरों से बनने वाले विभिन्न शब्दों को पहचाना और उनकी उच्चारण क्षमता को निखारा। बच्चों ने व्यंजन “श” को मजेदार और रचनात्मक तरीके से दोहराने के लिए शहनाई क्राफ्ट बनाई | इसके साथ ही, उन्होंने कार्यपुस्तिका में दिए गए अभ्यासों को पूरा किया, जिससे उनकी व्यंजन पहचानने की क्षमता मजबूत हुई।
Logical-Mathematical
In early education, interactive and hands-on experiences play a crucial role in developing numerical literacy and problem-solving skills while making math enjoyable.
To reinforce number sequences, children practiced writing numbers from 20 to 30 and engaged in backward counting exercises. Identifying greater and missing numbers (1-20) sharpened their critical thinking and pattern recognition. They also worked on reading number names (up to 10) and reciting numbers orally up to 100, enhancing fluency in both spoken and written math.
Children were also introduced to the concept of Addition through interactive activities, building confidence in numbers in an enjoyable and structured way. By combining learning with play, they are laying the groundwork for a lifelong love of mathematics!
In early education, interactive and hands-on experiences play a crucial role in developing numerical literacy and problem-solving skills while making math enjoyable.
To reinforce number sequences, children practiced writing numbers from 20 to 30 and engaged in backward counting exercises. Identifying greater and missing numbers (1-20) sharpened their critical thinking and pattern recognition. They also worked on reading number names (up to 10) and reciting numbers orally up to 100, enhancing fluency in both spoken and written math.
Children were also introduced to the concept of Addition through interactive activities, building confidence in numbers in an enjoyable and structured way. By combining learning with play, they are laying the groundwork for a lifelong love of mathematics!
Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Art serves as a powerful form of creative therapy that encompasses visual movements, imaginative skills, aesthetic sensibility, and fine motor dexterity. Children cultivated these abilities through an array of coloring and craft activities. They crafted a ‘Tiger Pen Stand’ and created tiger drawings, aligning with the ‘Tiger’ theme. They also explored the tiger's habitat through free-hand drawing, depicting the environments where these magnificent creatures roam. The children also had a blast making a ‘Zebra Craft’ to reinforce their understanding of the letter 'Z.' Additionally, they enhanced their scissors skills by transforming into hairdressers and snipping paper "hair" on balloon faces. They further enjoyed a playful nose dab craft, using a pom-pom attached to a cone-shaped tool to dab spots on animal cutouts, adding a fun twist to their artistic exploration.
Art serves as a powerful form of creative therapy that encompasses visual movements, imaginative skills, aesthetic sensibility, and fine motor dexterity. Children cultivated these abilities through an array of coloring and craft activities. They crafted a ‘Tiger Pen Stand’ and created tiger drawings, aligning with the ‘Tiger’ theme. They also explored the tiger's habitat through free-hand drawing, depicting the environments where these magnificent creatures roam. The children also had a blast making a ‘Zebra Craft’ to reinforce their understanding of the letter 'Z.' Additionally, they enhanced their scissors skills by transforming into hairdressers and snipping paper "hair" on balloon faces. They further enjoyed a playful nose dab craft, using a pom-pom attached to a cone-shaped tool to dab spots on animal cutouts, adding a fun twist to their artistic exploration.
Western Music
The educator introduced a new song, ‘Let’s be Planes’, and ’Save Earth’. Children could add new words to their vocabulary through this song and were enthralled to sing along. They also tried playing basic rhythmic patterns on a ‘Clap Box’.
The educator introduced a new song, ‘Let’s be Planes’, and ’Save Earth’. Children could add new words to their vocabulary through this song and were enthralled to sing along. They also tried playing basic rhythmic patterns on a ‘Clap Box’.
Indian Music
Music is spiritual; it also has the power to bring people together. It is a pleasant sound and a combination of melodies and harmony that soothes you. The children practiced the welcome song, ‘, ‘आओ आओ संगीत बनाओ’, ‘Vocal Warm-ups’, ‘Rhythm clapping’, and सरस्वती वंदना. They also tried playing basic rhythmic patterns on a ‘Dholak’. They also enjoyed singing the patriotic song, ‘Tiranga’.
Music is spiritual; it also has the power to bring people together. It is a pleasant sound and a combination of melodies and harmony that soothes you. The children practiced the welcome song, ‘, ‘आओ आओ संगीत बनाओ’, ‘Vocal Warm-ups’, ‘Rhythm clapping’, and सरस्वती वंदना. They also tried playing basic rhythmic patterns on a ‘Dholak’. They also enjoyed singing the patriotic song, ‘Tiranga’.
Interpersonal Intelligence
Birthday celebration: Show and Tell
Our little nursery stars had an exciting "Birthday Show and Tell" in January with the thrilling theme of Tigers! The children arrived dressed as adorable tigers, showcasing their enthusiasm and creativity. Each child confidently spoke a few lines about tigers, learning interesting facts about these magnificent animals—their habitat, diet, and importance in nature.
They were also made aware of the essential party etiquette. The little ones were guided on how to greet guests, say ‘thank you,’ share gifts, and enjoy a party with good manners.
Birthday celebration: Show and Tell
Our little nursery stars had an exciting "Birthday Show and Tell" in January with the thrilling theme of Tigers! The children arrived dressed as adorable tigers, showcasing their enthusiasm and creativity. Each child confidently spoke a few lines about tigers, learning interesting facts about these magnificent animals—their habitat, diet, and importance in nature.
They were also made aware of the essential party etiquette. The little ones were guided on how to greet guests, say ‘thank you,’ share gifts, and enjoy a party with good manners.
Montessori
The Montessori Method emphasizes self-directed learning, hands-on activities, and collaborative play.
Children engage in hands-on learning with materials like the Knobbed Cylinders, which develop visual discrimination of size and fine motor skills while preparing them for writing and math. Stacking nuts and pom poms with chopsticks refines hand-eye coordination and introduces pre-writing skills. The Brown Stairs help children develop visual discrimination of thickness, and gross motor skills, and prepare them for mathematical concepts like grading and seriation. These activities encourage exploration, problem-solving, and a love of learning.
The Montessori Method emphasizes self-directed learning, hands-on activities, and collaborative play.
Children engage in hands-on learning with materials like the Knobbed Cylinders, which develop visual discrimination of size and fine motor skills while preparing them for writing and math. Stacking nuts and pom poms with chopsticks refines hand-eye coordination and introduces pre-writing skills. The Brown Stairs help children develop visual discrimination of thickness, and gross motor skills, and prepare them for mathematical concepts like grading and seriation. These activities encourage exploration, problem-solving, and a love of learning.
Drama
Drama gives children the chance to express their feelings, thoughts, and imaginations creatively. It allows them to experiment with different roles, emotions, and ideas, helping them become more confident in expressing themselves. Children interact with their peers, take turns, and work together to create stories. This fosters teamwork, empathy, and communication, essential social skills for their growth.
This month, our young learners enhanced their spatial awareness by connecting their body movements with the actions demonstrated by their educator. They also enjoyed a hot air balloon adventure, exploring new places, meeting animals, and engaging in creative, team-based learning.
Drama gives children the chance to express their feelings, thoughts, and imaginations creatively. It allows them to experiment with different roles, emotions, and ideas, helping them become more confident in expressing themselves. Children interact with their peers, take turns, and work together to create stories. This fosters teamwork, empathy, and communication, essential social skills for their growth.
This month, our young learners enhanced their spatial awareness by connecting their body movements with the actions demonstrated by their educator. They also enjoyed a hot air balloon adventure, exploring new places, meeting animals, and engaging in creative, team-based learning.
Pottery
Clay has a natural ability to calm both the mind and body. The hands-on experience of shaping and moulding clay not only helps to relax the individual but also stimulates the brain in various ways—enhancing focus, emotional expression, and hand-eye coordination.
During January, the children thoroughly enjoyed sculpting clay into cod figures, using the activity to reinforce the concept of CVC words with the "o" vowel sound.
In a fusion of clay modelling and language learning, our budding artists sculpted characters associated with the Hindi consonants: स से सेब – Apple, ह से हथौड़ा – Hammer, त्र से त्रिशूल – Trident.
Clay has a natural ability to calm both the mind and body. The hands-on experience of shaping and moulding clay not only helps to relax the individual but also stimulates the brain in various ways—enhancing focus, emotional expression, and hand-eye coordination.
During January, the children thoroughly enjoyed sculpting clay into cod figures, using the activity to reinforce the concept of CVC words with the "o" vowel sound.
In a fusion of clay modelling and language learning, our budding artists sculpted characters associated with the Hindi consonants: स से सेब – Apple, ह से हथौड़ा – Hammer, त्र से त्रिशूल – Trident.
Dance
Dancing is like flying without wings. Dancing helps us learn new steps, keep our balance, and practice moving our bodies. It’s a way to communicate without words. Children often use dance as a way to explore their creativity, try new movements, and think outside the box. This month, our young learners participated in learning dance steps on the song ‘सत्यमेव जयते’.
Dancing is like flying without wings. Dancing helps us learn new steps, keep our balance, and practice moving our bodies. It’s a way to communicate without words. Children often use dance as a way to explore their creativity, try new movements, and think outside the box. This month, our young learners participated in learning dance steps on the song ‘सत्यमेव जयते’.
Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Bodily-Kinesthetic helps in children’s all-round development. Physical activity is an important part of play and learning. It teaches children intellectual skills, helps them navigate complex social situations, and nurtures their emotional development. To benefit their health, children over 5 years of age should be physically active for at least 60 minutes every day. All these months, our Suncitizens practiced ‘Yogasanas’ to tone their muscles, improve posture, and develop flexibility. Our children also practiced for the ‘Annual Sports Meet- ‘Oorja’.
Bodily-Kinesthetic helps in children’s all-round development. Physical activity is an important part of play and learning. It teaches children intellectual skills, helps them navigate complex social situations, and nurtures their emotional development. To benefit their health, children over 5 years of age should be physically active for at least 60 minutes every day. All these months, our Suncitizens practiced ‘Yogasanas’ to tone their muscles, improve posture, and develop flexibility. Our children also practiced for the ‘Annual Sports Meet- ‘Oorja’.
Skating
Skating offers a delightful and fulfilling experience that greatly improves children's strength, balance, and coordination. It is an excellent way to exercise, fostering muscle growth and enhancing flexibility. Throughout their practice in January, children have been honing their balance on skates by walking and gliding along straight and zigzag lines.
Skating offers a delightful and fulfilling experience that greatly improves children's strength, balance, and coordination. It is an excellent way to exercise, fostering muscle growth and enhancing flexibility. Throughout their practice in January, children have been honing their balance on skates by walking and gliding along straight and zigzag lines.
Storytelling
Through stories, we find common ground, empathy, and understanding. Whether sharing personal anecdotes or working as a team to promote a business, storytelling allows us to step into someone else’s shoes and experience the world from a different perspective.
In January, children listened to The Tiger Goes Wild, followed by Mouse Paint, which vividly explained the difference between primary and secondary colours. In February, the concept of colour segregation was reinforced through a drawing and colouring activity.
The following week, children were introduced to a story about various habitats—land, pond, burrow, and forest—followed by a worksheet on the topic during the last week of the month.’
Through stories, we find common ground, empathy, and understanding. Whether sharing personal anecdotes or working as a team to promote a business, storytelling allows us to step into someone else’s shoes and experience the world from a different perspective.
In January, children listened to The Tiger Goes Wild, followed by Mouse Paint, which vividly explained the difference between primary and secondary colours. In February, the concept of colour segregation was reinforced through a drawing and colouring activity.
The following week, children were introduced to a story about various habitats—land, pond, burrow, and forest—followed by a worksheet on the topic during the last week of the month.’
Imaginarium
Imaginarium is a lively space designed to spark creativity and imagination in children. Our young Suncitizens eagerly explored a variety of interactive stations, including the Kitchen Station, where they played chef, the Supermarket Station, where they learned about shopping and budgeting; the Lego Station, where they built creative structures; and the Transport Station, where they explored different modes of travel. Each station provided a unique, hands-on experience that encouraged learning through play and exploration.
Imaginarium is a lively space designed to spark creativity and imagination in children. Our young Suncitizens eagerly explored a variety of interactive stations, including the Kitchen Station, where they played chef, the Supermarket Station, where they learned about shopping and budgeting; the Lego Station, where they built creative structures; and the Transport Station, where they explored different modes of travel. Each station provided a unique, hands-on experience that encouraged learning through play and exploration.
EYP Playtime
“Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning.”
~ Fred Rogers
Children always love free play and peer-to-peer interaction. They used their freedom of choice to play on slides, swings, and sand-pit while choosing their other favorite spots in the EYP play area. Play allows a child to learn the skills of negotiation, problem-solving, sharing, and working within groups. Children practice decision-making skills, move at their own pace, and discover their interests during play. Unstructured play may lead to more physical movement and healthier children. Here, in our EYP play area is the fount of such unstructured play.
“Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning.”
~ Fred Rogers
Children always love free play and peer-to-peer interaction. They used their freedom of choice to play on slides, swings, and sand-pit while choosing their other favorite spots in the EYP play area. Play allows a child to learn the skills of negotiation, problem-solving, sharing, and working within groups. Children practice decision-making skills, move at their own pace, and discover their interests during play. Unstructured play may lead to more physical movement and healthier children. Here, in our EYP play area is the fount of such unstructured play.
Events
Republic Day
Our EYP 2 students celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm, learning about the significance of this special day in a fun and engaging way. The celebration began with a flag hoisting unfurling ceremony, where the little ones proudly watched the tricolor unfurl, filling the air with patriotism. Dressed in saffron, white, and green, the children beautifully represented the colors of our national flag.To make the day more meaningful, they participated in a craft activity, creating their own Republic Day-themed artwork. The teachers also shared a simple and engaging explanation of why Republic Day is important. It was a joyful and educational celebration, instilling love and respect for the nation in our little hearts!
Republic Day
Our EYP 2 students celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm, learning about the significance of this special day in a fun and engaging way. The celebration began with a flag hoisting unfurling ceremony, where the little ones proudly watched the tricolor unfurl, filling the air with patriotism. Dressed in saffron, white, and green, the children beautifully represented the colors of our national flag.To make the day more meaningful, they participated in a craft activity, creating their own Republic Day-themed artwork. The teachers also shared a simple and engaging explanation of why Republic Day is important. It was a joyful and educational celebration, instilling love and respect for the nation in our little hearts!
Math Week
Math Week at EYP 2 was filled with fun and engaging activities that introduced our little learners to basic math concepts in a creative way.
Numicon City – The children built their city using cut-outs of buildings and counted the windows, identifying squares and circles. This activity helped them recognize shapes and numbers in a hands-on manner.
Double Trouble – Through interactive play, they explored the concept of doubling, reinforcing their understanding of addition in a fun and memorable way.
One More, One Less (Ten Frame Fun) – Using a ten-frame, the children practiced finding one more and one less, strengthening their number sense and counting skills.
It was a delightful week of learning, exploration, and mathematical fun!
Math Week at EYP 2 was filled with fun and engaging activities that introduced our little learners to basic math concepts in a creative way.
Numicon City – The children built their city using cut-outs of buildings and counted the windows, identifying squares and circles. This activity helped them recognize shapes and numbers in a hands-on manner.
Double Trouble – Through interactive play, they explored the concept of doubling, reinforcing their understanding of addition in a fun and memorable way.
One More, One Less (Ten Frame Fun) – Using a ten-frame, the children practiced finding one more and one less, strengthening their number sense and counting skills.
It was a delightful week of learning, exploration, and mathematical fun!
LEAP
Our Children had an exciting and skill-building experience during the LEAP Activity, where they engaged in two fun-filled activities that enhanced their cognitive and motor skills.
Feed the Hungry Bear – The little ones had to carefully feed the bear with pom-poms by pulling the strings while ensuring they didn’t fall into the tiger’s mouth. This activity helped improve their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities.
Double Matrix – In this engaging task, children matched shapes and patterns and arranged various pieces correctly. It strengthened their visual perception, logical thinking, and pattern recognition skills.
These interactive activities encouraged focus, coordination, and critical thinking, making learning both enjoyable and impactful for our young learners!
Our Children had an exciting and skill-building experience during the LEAP Activity, where they engaged in two fun-filled activities that enhanced their cognitive and motor skills.
Feed the Hungry Bear – The little ones had to carefully feed the bear with pom-poms by pulling the strings while ensuring they didn’t fall into the tiger’s mouth. This activity helped improve their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities.
Double Matrix – In this engaging task, children matched shapes and patterns and arranged various pieces correctly. It strengthened their visual perception, logical thinking, and pattern recognition skills.
These interactive activities encouraged focus, coordination, and critical thinking, making learning both enjoyable and impactful for our young learners!
THEME
Home is where love resides, memories are created, and laughter never ends.”
December unfolded as a fascinating journey for our young learners, where they delved into the enchanting world of homes and habitats. With curiosity as their compass, the children explored the diverse abodes of insects, birds, and animals, discovering intriguing facts that sparked their imaginations.
Our little explorers:
• Embarked on a delightful exploration of insect dwellings, learning where ants, bees, wasps, termites, and crickets build their intricate homes.
• Unraveled the mysteries of bird habitats, uncovering details about nests crafted by woodpeckers, cuckoos, black-headed ducks, indigo birds, hummingbirds, and even ostriches.
• Discussed the intriguing lifestyles of flightless birds and migratory species, broadening their understanding of avian wonders.
• Grasped the importance of homes for animals, realizing how these shelters protect them from harsh weather, predators, and other dangers.
• Discovered the differences between "kutcha houses" and "pucca houses," enhancing their knowledge of human dwellings.
• Engaged in a captivating hands-on activity called the "bug hotel," where they observed the unique homes of different bugs.
• Explored special structures like tent houses and stilt houses, understanding their unique designs and purposes.
To enrich this thematic learning experience, the concepts were beautifully integrated with two captivating stories—'Snug House, Bug House' and 'Santa Claus Must Do His Chores.' These tales not only entertained but also reinforced the significance of homes as spaces of comfort, safety, and preparation.
This delightful theme nurtured emotional connections, encouraged imaginative thinking, and emphasized the value of homes as sanctuaries filled with warmth, care, and belonging.
December unfolded as a fascinating journey for our young learners, where they delved into the enchanting world of homes and habitats. With curiosity as their compass, the children explored the diverse abodes of insects, birds, and animals, discovering intriguing facts that sparked their imaginations.
Our little explorers:
• Embarked on a delightful exploration of insect dwellings, learning where ants, bees, wasps, termites, and crickets build their intricate homes.
• Unraveled the mysteries of bird habitats, uncovering details about nests crafted by woodpeckers, cuckoos, black-headed ducks, indigo birds, hummingbirds, and even ostriches.
• Discussed the intriguing lifestyles of flightless birds and migratory species, broadening their understanding of avian wonders.
• Grasped the importance of homes for animals, realizing how these shelters protect them from harsh weather, predators, and other dangers.
• Discovered the differences between "kutcha houses" and "pucca houses," enhancing their knowledge of human dwellings.
• Engaged in a captivating hands-on activity called the "bug hotel," where they observed the unique homes of different bugs.
• Explored special structures like tent houses and stilt houses, understanding their unique designs and purposes.
To enrich this thematic learning experience, the concepts were beautifully integrated with two captivating stories—'Snug House, Bug House' and 'Santa Claus Must Do His Chores.' These tales not only entertained but also reinforced the significance of homes as spaces of comfort, safety, and preparation.
This delightful theme nurtured emotional connections, encouraged imaginative thinking, and emphasized the value of homes as sanctuaries filled with warmth, care, and belonging.
Naturalistic intelligence
Spotting Stick Insects and Bug Safety: Children eagerly searched for stick insects, discovering how bugs use camouflage, bright colours, and unique tricks to stay safe. They also learned simple first-aid tips for bug stings, such as using cold compresses, baking soda paste, or honey for relief. This engaging activity combined exploration with safety awareness.
Know the Bugs Around You: Using bug models, children observed and noted features like size, colour, and speed on a Bug Feature Checklist. They shared their findings through presentations, gaining insight into how bug traits aid survival and inspire superpowers.
Bird Feeder:
Children explored bird feeders crafted from recycled items such as bottles, cans, and cardboard. They learned how feeders support birds and discussed ways to attract them using seeds, birdbaths, and perching sticks. This creative session encouraged care for birds and the environment.
Know the Bugs Around You: Using bug models, children observed and noted features like size, colour, and speed on a Bug Feature Checklist. They shared their findings through presentations, gaining insight into how bug traits aid survival and inspire superpowers.
Bird Feeder:
Children explored bird feeders crafted from recycled items such as bottles, cans, and cardboard. They learned how feeders support birds and discussed ways to attract them using seeds, birdbaths, and perching sticks. This creative session encouraged care for birds and the environment.
Verbal Linguistic English
This month, our young learners engaged in captivating language-based activities to strengthen their verbal-linguistic skills. Children explored phonics sounds and meanings through engaging stories and practiced letter formation via air tracing, slates, and sketchbooks. They also focused on short 'i' vowel words like it, id, in, ix, and ib to boost phonemic awareness and reading fluency. Children reinforced phonetic sounds of letters q, r, s, and t and practiced writing through structured notebook exercises. Learners also practiced neat handwriting in four-line formats for letters a, b, and c, focusing on alignment and spacing.
These activities built a solid foundation for language growth, fostering confidence, creativity, and effective communication.
These activities built a solid foundation for language growth, fostering confidence, creativity, and effective communication.
Verbal Linguistic Hindi
दिसंबर के महीने में छात्रों को व्यंजन म, य, र और ल का परिचय करवाया गया। साथ ही साथ इन व्यंजन से शुरू होने वाले नए शब्द सिखाये गए जैसे म से मछली; य से यान ,र से रथ और; ल से लट्टू, । इन व्यंजनों से कविता करवाई गयी। निम्न प्रकार से व्यंजन को दोहराया गया जैसे चित्र को देख कर रंग भरो। कक्षा में इन व्यंजनों से शुरू होने वाली वस्तुएं दिखाई गई और हिंदी की पुस्तक में इन व्यंजनों से सम्बंधित अभ्यास करवाया गया। बच्चों ने व्यंजन की रेलगाड़ी से व्यंजन का पुनरावलोकन किया | बच्चों ने हिंदी व्यंजन "म" का पुनरावलोकन करने के लिए बुलबुले वाली प्लास्टिक शीट (बबल रैप) पर रंग लगाकर मधुमक्खी के छत्ते का प्रिंट बनाया। यह गतिविधि उनकी रचनात्मकता और अक्षर पहचान को मज़बूत करने के लिए की गई।
Logical-Mathematical
“Mathematics gives us hope that every problem has a solution”. - Paul Halmos
Exploring Numbers with Fun and Learning!
This month, our young learners dived into the world of numbers with exciting activities. They skillfully represented numbers 25 to 28 on the abacus, practiced writing in their workbooks, and explored sequencing concepts like “Before,” “After,” and “In Between” using a Bug number line.
The children extended their learning by identifying, quantifying, and writing numbers 25 to 28 with the help of a number slider and workbook exercises. The Mosquito Hunt Game was highlighted, where they eagerly searched for 25 “hidden mosquitoes,” reinforcing counting skills.
The week ended with writing practice for numbers 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20. These activities boosted their numerical confidence and made learning enjoyable!
Exploring Numbers with Fun and Learning!
This month, our young learners dived into the world of numbers with exciting activities. They skillfully represented numbers 25 to 28 on the abacus, practiced writing in their workbooks, and explored sequencing concepts like “Before,” “After,” and “In Between” using a Bug number line.
The children extended their learning by identifying, quantifying, and writing numbers 25 to 28 with the help of a number slider and workbook exercises. The Mosquito Hunt Game was highlighted, where they eagerly searched for 25 “hidden mosquitoes,” reinforcing counting skills.
The week ended with writing practice for numbers 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20. These activities boosted their numerical confidence and made learning enjoyable!
Visual-Spatial Intelligence
My Own X-mas Tree: After discussing the origins of Christmas, children created Christmas tree on A4 sheet using newspaper, glue, and decorations. The activity concluded with a conversation about the symbolic star on top.
Homes and Bird Nests: Children explored the importance of homes by discussing bird nests. They examined the materials birds use and attempted a STEM challenge to design their own nests, focusing on keeping eggs and baby birds safe.
Spider Web: Children crafted spider webs using circles cutouts and wool, weaving through numbered holes. They learned about the patience and resilience of spiders in building and repairing webs to catch food.
Homes and Bird Nests: Children explored the importance of homes by discussing bird nests. They examined the materials birds use and attempted a STEM challenge to design their own nests, focusing on keeping eggs and baby birds safe.
Spider Web: Children crafted spider webs using circles cutouts and wool, weaving through numbered holes. They learned about the patience and resilience of spiders in building and repairing webs to catch food.
Western Music
Music helps the body and the mind work together. Exposing children to music during early development helps them learn the sounds and meanings of words. Dancing to music helps children build motor skills while allowing them to practice self-expression. Music also helps strengthen memory skills in children.
Children enjoyed singing 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' along with the educator.
Children enjoyed singing 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' along with the educator.
Indian Music
"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything."-Plato
This month, the children enjoyed Sangeet 4 All activities. They took pleasure in singing the songs ‘नटखट चूहा’ and also learned a welcome song. The joy and learning from music are invaluable for their development.
This month, the children enjoyed Sangeet 4 All activities. They took pleasure in singing the songs ‘नटखट चूहा’ and also learned a welcome song. The joy and learning from music are invaluable for their development.
Interpersonal Intelligence
Birthday celebration: Show and Tell
Birthday celebration: Show and Tell
It gives immense joy to our little ones to be a part of birthday celebrations in the
classroom. They are keen to celebrate their special day with their class mates and
teachers. Keeping up the spirit, birthdays of children born in the month of December were celebrated in the class. They were encouraged to speak a few lines on the topic related to the theme “Insects”. They dressed according to the theme and used various props to showcase their speaking skills in the ‘Show and Tell’ activity. Children were made familiar about the basic etiquettes of how to behave in a party.
classroom. They are keen to celebrate their special day with their class mates and
teachers. Keeping up the spirit, birthdays of children born in the month of December were celebrated in the class. They were encouraged to speak a few lines on the topic related to the theme “Insects”. They dressed according to the theme and used various props to showcase their speaking skills in the ‘Show and Tell’ activity. Children were made familiar about the basic etiquettes of how to behave in a party.
Montessori
LMA Box and Pink Scheme: Children identified vowel ‘i’ CVC words using flashcards and framed them with the LMA box. Vocabulary such as "habitat," "snug," "nest," was reinforced through a booklet and word cards.
Sandpaper Tracing Letters ‘Xx’ and ‘Yy’: Using sandpaper letter cards, children practiced tracing the letters ‘Xx’ and ‘Yy’, enhancing letter recognition and fine motor skills.
Letter Recap with LMA Box: A review of letters ‘a-z’ using the LMA box helped children reinforce letter recognition and sequencing skills.
Sandpaper Tracing Letters ‘Xx’ and ‘Yy’: Using sandpaper letter cards, children practiced tracing the letters ‘Xx’ and ‘Yy’, enhancing letter recognition and fine motor skills.
Letter Recap with LMA Box: A review of letters ‘a-z’ using the LMA box helped children reinforce letter recognition and sequencing skills.
Drama
“Drama prepares the children of Today to be the innovative thought leaders of Tomorrow”.
Drama involves pretending in a variety of situations. It helps children develop imagination, language skills, cooperation and other social skills, confidence, and creative expression. Drama gives children the opportunity to explore the freedom to imagine.
Through drama, children express themselves using different facial expressions, voices and tones, and body language. Drama empowers children to communicate confidently. It is an imaginary representation through dialogues and performance.
This month, our young learners enthusiastically acted out various actions to Christmas tunes and enjoyed listening to the story of 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and enacted to be a reindeer.
Drama involves pretending in a variety of situations. It helps children develop imagination, language skills, cooperation and other social skills, confidence, and creative expression. Drama gives children the opportunity to explore the freedom to imagine.
Through drama, children express themselves using different facial expressions, voices and tones, and body language. Drama empowers children to communicate confidently. It is an imaginary representation through dialogues and performance.
This month, our young learners enthusiastically acted out various actions to Christmas tunes and enjoyed listening to the story of 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and enacted to be a reindeer.
Pottery
Clay possesses an inherent calming quality that soothes the mind and body. The tactile experience of molding and shaping clay not only relaxes the individual but also engages the brain on multiple levels—stimulating mental focus, emotional expression, and kinaesthetic coordination. To celebrate the Christmas season, children enthusiastically crafted Christmas trees and ornaments. They also painted and beautifully decorated their creations, showcasing their creativity and festive spirit.
In a fusion of clay modeling and language learning, our budding artists sculpted characters associated with the Hindi consonants: ल से लोटा (round water vessel).edit.
In a fusion of clay modeling and language learning, our budding artists sculpted characters associated with the Hindi consonants: ल से लोटा (round water vessel).edit.
Dance
“We dance for laughter, and we dance for tears, we dance for madness, we dance for fears, we dance for hopes, we dance for screams, we are the dancers, we create the dreams” – Albert Einstein
Dance is the movement of the body in a rhythmic way, usually to music and within a given space, for the purpose of expressing an idea or emotion, releasing energy, or simply taking delight in the movement itself. Dance movements are often closely related to the gestures of everyday life.
This month, our young learners participated in learning dance moves to the song "Five Senses" and also practiced dance steps to the song "Jingle Bells."
Dance is the movement of the body in a rhythmic way, usually to music and within a given space, for the purpose of expressing an idea or emotion, releasing energy, or simply taking delight in the movement itself. Dance movements are often closely related to the gestures of everyday life.
This month, our young learners participated in learning dance moves to the song "Five Senses" and also practiced dance steps to the song "Jingle Bells."
Bodily Kinesthetic
Sports play a vital role in fostering physical fitness, discipline, and teamwork among children. Recently, our young learners enthusiastically participated in warm-up exercises, thrilling races, and balance drills. These activities energized their bodies and enhanced their coordination and focus.
The excitement is building as they gear up for the much-anticipated Oorja. The children are learning the value of perseverance and the joy of healthy competition through the practice sessions.
The excitement is building as they gear up for the much-anticipated Oorja. The children are learning the value of perseverance and the joy of healthy competition through the practice sessions.
Skating
Skating is an enjoyable activity and a fantastic form of exercise. It enhances balance, coordination, muscle strength, and flexibility in children. Our little Suncitizens have enthusiastically embraced walking and gliding in straight and zigzag patterns.
Storytelling
Stories bring facts to life and promote brain development and imagination in children. They contribute to language development, emotional understanding, and help strengthen relationships. The week began with a story “I didn’t do it” to teach children the importance of accepting mistakes and working on it followed by a sorting activity worksheet comprising the right and the wrong acts. During the third week, “Happy Birthday Moon” was taken to enhance the imagination skills of the children followed by a moon card making activity in the last week.
Imaginarium
Imaginarium is a vibrant space designed to spark creativity and ignite the imagination of children. Our young 'Suncitizens' enthusiastically explored diverse stations, including the 'Kitchen Station,' 'Supermarket Station,' 'Lego Station,' and 'Transport Station.' They also delighted in constructing a house using blocks in the innovative 'Imaginarium Lab.
EYP Playtime
Play builds the foundation for a lifetime of learning. Free play makes learning fun, natural, and self-driven. With this aim, children indulge in and rejuvenate themselves during free play.
Events:
LEAP
Learn <Engage <Acquire < Perform
To unleash our children’s creativity, we conduct LEAP activities each month where children perform various brainstorming tasks to enhance their higher-order thinking skills and ingenuity to be future-ready.
Colour Harmony: Children were given a sheet with colour-coded patterns . They enhanced their decoding and visualising skills by placing the correct colour on various patterns. The students completed this activity using their interpreting and visualising skills. This LEAP activity enhanced their concentration, comparison , eye-hand coordination, and fine motor skills.
To unleash our children’s creativity, we conduct LEAP activities each month where children perform various brainstorming tasks to enhance their higher-order thinking skills and ingenuity to be future-ready.
Colour Harmony: Children were given a sheet with colour-coded patterns . They enhanced their decoding and visualising skills by placing the correct colour on various patterns. The students completed this activity using their interpreting and visualising skills. This LEAP activity enhanced their concentration, comparison , eye-hand coordination, and fine motor skills.
Christmas Assembly by EYP 2C
The Christmas assembly conducted by EYP 2C was a delightful celebration filled with joy, laughter, and festive spirit. The students presented a lively skit narrating the story of Christmas, including the life of Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of generosity and kindness, inspiring everyone to embrace the joy of giving.
The celebration also highlighted the school’s special initiative, Project UPAHAAR, where students contributed gifts and essentials to spread happiness among the less fortunate. This act of kindness aligned perfectly with the theme of the season, reinforcing the importance of sharing and caring.
A vibrant dance performance by the students added energy and excitement to the celebration.
The event concluded with an inspiring address by the principal, who appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers while emphasizing the importance of generosity and gratitude during the festive season. The assembly shared the true spirit of Christmas through love, giving, and togetherness.
The celebration also highlighted the school’s special initiative, Project UPAHAAR, where students contributed gifts and essentials to spread happiness among the less fortunate. This act of kindness aligned perfectly with the theme of the season, reinforcing the importance of sharing and caring.
A vibrant dance performance by the students added energy and excitement to the celebration.
The event concluded with an inspiring address by the principal, who appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers while emphasizing the importance of generosity and gratitude during the festive season. The assembly shared the true spirit of Christmas through love, giving, and togetherness.
THEME: Earth’s Natural Cycle
Dear Parents!
Greetings
“As seasons change, so do we, Learning from nature's harmony.
Each leaf that falls, each flower that grows, teaches us more than we suppose."
This month, our little learners embraced the wonders of nature and the concept of a
home, beautifully tied to the stories Fletcher and the Falling Leaves and The Three
Little Pigs.
Seasons: Through Fletcher's story, children explored the beauty of autumn leaves,
the stillness of winter, and the blossoming joy of spring. They understood how animals
adapt through hibernation, a clever survival strategy, and migration, as birds seek
milder climates. Projects like creating an autumn tree brought these lessons to life.
Home: Inspired by The Three Little Pigs, children learned that a home is more than
walls—it's a haven of love and safety. They discovered different parts of a house,
from cozy living rooms to functional kitchens. They explored animal habitats like
burrows, stables, and even hollow logs, which serve as sanctuaries for some creatures.
"A hollow log, a burrow deep, a place where animals safely sleep.
Each home unique, just like we, a lesson in life's diversity."
This integrated learning fostered curiosity and a deep respect for nature and shelter,
enriching their understanding of the world around them.
Greetings
“As seasons change, so do we, Learning from nature's harmony.
Each leaf that falls, each flower that grows, teaches us more than we suppose."
This month, our little learners embraced the wonders of nature and the concept of a
home, beautifully tied to the stories Fletcher and the Falling Leaves and The Three
Little Pigs.
Seasons: Through Fletcher's story, children explored the beauty of autumn leaves,
the stillness of winter, and the blossoming joy of spring. They understood how animals
adapt through hibernation, a clever survival strategy, and migration, as birds seek
milder climates. Projects like creating an autumn tree brought these lessons to life.
Home: Inspired by The Three Little Pigs, children learned that a home is more than
walls—it's a haven of love and safety. They discovered different parts of a house,
from cozy living rooms to functional kitchens. They explored animal habitats like
burrows, stables, and even hollow logs, which serve as sanctuaries for some creatures.
"A hollow log, a burrow deep, a place where animals safely sleep.
Each home unique, just like we, a lesson in life's diversity."
This integrated learning fostered curiosity and a deep respect for nature and shelter,
enriching their understanding of the world around them.
Naturalistic intelligence:
Hibernation and Health Awareness Activity
The children learned about hibernation and how animals prepare for the winter season.
They also discussed the importance of staying healthy during season changes, focusing
on eating nutritious food, wearing appropriate clothing, and staying active. To connect
with the story Fletcher and the Falling Leaves, the children colored a picture of
Fletcher, the adorable fox. This activity reinforced the themes of seasonal change
and encouraged artistic expression while revisiting the heartwarming story.
Seasons and Their Characteristics
Children explored the seasons—spring, autumn, and winter—and their unique features.
This engaging session helped children understand each season’s characteristics and
how they affect nature, animals, and humans.
Homes for Pets – Kennel Craft
Children learned about homes for pets, focusing on how a kennel provides a cozy and
safe shelter for dogs. As a creative activity, they made a kennel by arranging and
pasting ice cream sticks in their sketchbooks. This hands-on craft enhanced their
understanding of pet care and improved their fine motor skills through careful
construction and pasting.
Climate Change
Children learned that climate change happens when human actions, like cutting trees
and burning fuel, harm the Earth. This leads to problems like melting ice and changing
weather. They explored ways to help, such as planting trees, saving water, and
recycling, to protect the planet.
The children learned about hibernation and how animals prepare for the winter season.
They also discussed the importance of staying healthy during season changes, focusing
on eating nutritious food, wearing appropriate clothing, and staying active. To connect
with the story Fletcher and the Falling Leaves, the children colored a picture of
Fletcher, the adorable fox. This activity reinforced the themes of seasonal change
and encouraged artistic expression while revisiting the heartwarming story.
Seasons and Their Characteristics
Children explored the seasons—spring, autumn, and winter—and their unique features.
This engaging session helped children understand each season’s characteristics and
how they affect nature, animals, and humans.
Homes for Pets – Kennel Craft
Children learned about homes for pets, focusing on how a kennel provides a cozy and
safe shelter for dogs. As a creative activity, they made a kennel by arranging and
pasting ice cream sticks in their sketchbooks. This hands-on craft enhanced their
understanding of pet care and improved their fine motor skills through careful
construction and pasting.
Climate Change
Children learned that climate change happens when human actions, like cutting trees
and burning fuel, harm the Earth. This leads to problems like melting ice and changing
weather. They explored ways to help, such as planting trees, saving water, and
recycling, to protect the planet.
Verbal Linguistic English:
“Letters form words, and words build worlds, Opening minds as knowledge unfurls."
This month, our young learners journeyed through the enchanting world of language,
seamlessly integrating phonics with Fletcher and the Falling Leaves and The Three
Little Pigs. These stories became rich canvases to introduce and reinforce letters,
vocabulary, and reading skills.
Exploring Letters (u, v, w): Children learned these letters through narrative phonics,
tracing in sand and air, and creating craft projects. Words like umbrella and wolf from
the stories added context and fun.
Reading CVC Words: They practiced reading words like ed, et, eg, and en, delving into
the short vowel sound of ‘e’ while enhancing their phonetic awareness.
Reviewing Letters (m, n, o, p):The letters came alive as children practiced freehand
tracing, exploring their shapes and sounds through story-inspired words like nest and
pig. Writing exercises in notebooks further reinforced their phonetic understanding
and skills.
This holistic approach enriched their verbal-linguistic intelligence, blending creativity,
storytelling, and language learning beautifully.
This month, our young learners journeyed through the enchanting world of language,
seamlessly integrating phonics with Fletcher and the Falling Leaves and The Three
Little Pigs. These stories became rich canvases to introduce and reinforce letters,
vocabulary, and reading skills.
Exploring Letters (u, v, w): Children learned these letters through narrative phonics,
tracing in sand and air, and creating craft projects. Words like umbrella and wolf from
the stories added context and fun.
Reading CVC Words: They practiced reading words like ed, et, eg, and en, delving into
the short vowel sound of ‘e’ while enhancing their phonetic awareness.
Reviewing Letters (m, n, o, p):The letters came alive as children practiced freehand
tracing, exploring their shapes and sounds through story-inspired words like nest and
pig. Writing exercises in notebooks further reinforced their phonetic understanding
and skills.
This holistic approach enriched their verbal-linguistic intelligence, blending creativity,
storytelling, and language learning beautifully.
Verbal Linguistic Hindi
नवंबर के महीने में छात्रों को व्यंजन प, फ,ब और भ का परिचय करवाया गया। साथ ही साथ इन व्यंजन से शुरू
होने वाले नए शब्द सिखाये गए ‘प’ से पतंग, ‘फ’ से फूल, ‘ब’ से बांसुरी और ‘भ’ से भालू। । इन व्यंजनों से नल
कविता करवाई गयी। निम्न प्रकार से व्यंजन को दोहराया गया जैसे चित्र को देख कर रंग भरो। कक्षा में इन व्यंजनों
से शुरू होने वाली वस्तुएं दिखाई गई और हिंदी की पुस्तक में इन व्यंजनों से सम्बंधित अभ्यास करवाया गया।
होने वाले नए शब्द सिखाये गए ‘प’ से पतंग, ‘फ’ से फूल, ‘ब’ से बांसुरी और ‘भ’ से भालू। । इन व्यंजनों से नल
कविता करवाई गयी। निम्न प्रकार से व्यंजन को दोहराया गया जैसे चित्र को देख कर रंग भरो। कक्षा में इन व्यंजनों
से शुरू होने वाली वस्तुएं दिखाई गई और हिंदी की पुस्तक में इन व्यंजनों से सम्बंधित अभ्यास करवाया गया।
Logical-Mathematical
Logical-Mathematical Intelligence involves children’s ability to understand numbers,
quantify them, and develop logical reasoning and critical thinking skills.
The educator introduced numbers 21 to 24 by reinforcing the concept of ‘Ones and
Tens’ through bundling activities, and children practiced representing these numbers
on the abacus.
To introduce the concept of ‘greater than,’ the educator shared a story called ‘Charlie
the Crocodile’ and revisited the concepts of ‘What comes After, Before, and In-
Between’ using a number line, with practice in workbooks and notebooks.
The children also reinforced numbers 8 to 15 by practicing number formation in their
notebooks. Additionally, they recapped the concept of ‘After and Before’ numbers
through an engaging activity by arranging the seasons chronologically.
The learning extended as children further strengthened their quantification skills by
completing a related worksheet.
quantify them, and develop logical reasoning and critical thinking skills.
The educator introduced numbers 21 to 24 by reinforcing the concept of ‘Ones and
Tens’ through bundling activities, and children practiced representing these numbers
on the abacus.
To introduce the concept of ‘greater than,’ the educator shared a story called ‘Charlie
the Crocodile’ and revisited the concepts of ‘What comes After, Before, and In-
Between’ using a number line, with practice in workbooks and notebooks.
The children also reinforced numbers 8 to 15 by practicing number formation in their
notebooks. Additionally, they recapped the concept of ‘After and Before’ numbers
through an engaging activity by arranging the seasons chronologically.
The learning extended as children further strengthened their quantification skills by
completing a related worksheet.
Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Visual art for nursery kids is a creative and playful way to spark their imagination and
develop fine motor skills. Activities like drawing, crafting, and colouring help children
express their emotions, explore colours and shapes, and build hand-eye coordination.
Through art, they also learn to appreciate beauty and develop their visual-spatial skills
while having fun.
Bouquet of Sight Words Flowers
The children created a ‘Bouquet of Sight Words’ by crafting paper flowers, with each
flower displaying a sight word. This activity made learning sight words interactive and
fun, helping to strengthen their vocabulary while enhancing their fine motor skills and
creativity.
Autumn Tree Craft
The children unleashed their creativity by sketching autumn trees and embellishing
them with real dry leaves. This activity not only strengthened their fine motor skills
and deepened their connection to the autumn season but also brought the story of
Fletcher and the Falling Leaves to life, as they recreated the enchanting beauty of
falling leaves from Fletcher’s world.
Origami Wolf Craft
As a fun extension of The Three Little Pigs story, the children folded paper to create
their very own origami wolves. This activity helped develop their fine motor skills,
concentration, and creativity while deepening their connection to the story.
Glitter Shape House Craft
The children crafted beautiful houses using glitter shapes like circles, triangles,
squares, and rectangles. They combined these shapes to build homes, adding charming
details like doors, windows, and chimneys. This activity reinforced their understanding
of shapes and boosted their creativity tying it beautifully to the thematic concept of
homes and the story of The Three Little Pigs, inspiring imaginative connections.
develop fine motor skills. Activities like drawing, crafting, and colouring help children
express their emotions, explore colours and shapes, and build hand-eye coordination.
Through art, they also learn to appreciate beauty and develop their visual-spatial skills
while having fun.
Bouquet of Sight Words Flowers
The children created a ‘Bouquet of Sight Words’ by crafting paper flowers, with each
flower displaying a sight word. This activity made learning sight words interactive and
fun, helping to strengthen their vocabulary while enhancing their fine motor skills and
creativity.
Autumn Tree Craft
The children unleashed their creativity by sketching autumn trees and embellishing
them with real dry leaves. This activity not only strengthened their fine motor skills
and deepened their connection to the autumn season but also brought the story of
Fletcher and the Falling Leaves to life, as they recreated the enchanting beauty of
falling leaves from Fletcher’s world.
Origami Wolf Craft
As a fun extension of The Three Little Pigs story, the children folded paper to create
their very own origami wolves. This activity helped develop their fine motor skills,
concentration, and creativity while deepening their connection to the story.
Glitter Shape House Craft
The children crafted beautiful houses using glitter shapes like circles, triangles,
squares, and rectangles. They combined these shapes to build homes, adding charming
details like doors, windows, and chimneys. This activity reinforced their understanding
of shapes and boosted their creativity tying it beautifully to the thematic concept of
homes and the story of The Three Little Pigs, inspiring imaginative connections.
Western Music
Our budding artists explored Western music with the lively song 'The Little Fish.'
They enjoyed clapping, singing, and acting out the tiny fish's underwater adventures.
This fun activity enhanced their listening skills, vocabulary, and sense of rhythm.
The session encouraged collaboration, creativity, and confidence, as the children
learned basic musical concepts like pitch and tempo. 'The Little Fish' brought smiles, giggles, and a love for music to their day!
They enjoyed clapping, singing, and acting out the tiny fish's underwater adventures.
This fun activity enhanced their listening skills, vocabulary, and sense of rhythm.
The session encouraged collaboration, creativity, and confidence, as the children
learned basic musical concepts like pitch and tempo. 'The Little Fish' brought smiles, giggles, and a love for music to their day!
Indian Music
Music is one of the few activities that engages the entire brain, offering benefits like
enhanced social skills and improved coordination. Indian classical music, in particular,
fosters a sense of structure and rhythm in children. This month, they participated in
‘Sangeet for All’ activities and vocal warm-ups including:
They enjoyed a story about the legendary Indian musician Tansen, developing a sense of pride and appreciation for his extraordinary talent.
Even online sessions could not stop our musical journey! We also enjoyed learning to
sing the story ‘प्यासा कौआ’ creatively and harmoniously, further enhancing our musical
exploration.
enhanced social skills and improved coordination. Indian classical music, in particular,
fosters a sense of structure and rhythm in children. This month, they participated in
‘Sangeet for All’ activities and vocal warm-ups including:
- ‘आओ आओ संगीत बनायें’
- ‘सा रे गा मा’
- ‘स्वागत गीत’
They enjoyed a story about the legendary Indian musician Tansen, developing a sense of pride and appreciation for his extraordinary talent.
Even online sessions could not stop our musical journey! We also enjoyed learning to
sing the story ‘प्यासा कौआ’ creatively and harmoniously, further enhancing our musical
exploration.
Interpersonal Intelligence
Birthday celebration: Show and Tell
Birthdays are special days, and every child looks forward to their unique celebration.
The theme for this particular celebration was ‘Homes’. Children showcased their oral
skills through a ‘Show & Tell ‘activity. They were excited to speak their lines and were
ready with their props. Additionally, children reiterated the basic etiquette of how to
behave at a party.
The theme for this particular celebration was ‘Homes’. Children showcased their oral
skills through a ‘Show & Tell ‘activity. They were excited to speak their lines and were
ready with their props. Additionally, children reiterated the basic etiquette of how to
behave at a party.
Montessori
Leaf Cabinet
In the Montessori Leaf Cabinet activity, children trace the outlines of leaves and then
match them with the correct leaf frame. This task helps develop fine motor skills,
precision, and concentration as children focus on the shapes and sizes of different
leaves.
Color Tablet Box 3
In this activity, children arranged the colour tablets from darkest to lightest, helping
them recognize subtle colour variations. This exercise enhances visual discrimination,
fine motor skills, and an understanding of colour gradients.
Knob less Cylinders Activity
In this Montessori activity, children used Knob less Cylinders to build a tower by
arranging the cylinders from thickest to thinnest. This exercise enhanced their fine
motor skills, visual discrimination, and spatial awareness as they carefully matched the
cylinders based on their diameter.
In the Montessori Leaf Cabinet activity, children trace the outlines of leaves and then
match them with the correct leaf frame. This task helps develop fine motor skills,
precision, and concentration as children focus on the shapes and sizes of different
leaves.
Color Tablet Box 3
In this activity, children arranged the colour tablets from darkest to lightest, helping
them recognize subtle colour variations. This exercise enhances visual discrimination,
fine motor skills, and an understanding of colour gradients.
Knob less Cylinders Activity
In this Montessori activity, children used Knob less Cylinders to build a tower by
arranging the cylinders from thickest to thinnest. This exercise enhanced their fine
motor skills, visual discrimination, and spatial awareness as they carefully matched the
cylinders based on their diameter.
Drama
Drama is an excellent way to learn by doing. It centers the child as an active
participant in the learning process. It promotes cognitive, emotional, physical, and
social development. Dramatic play is where children take on different roles and act out
scenarios.
It’s the kind of play where kids take on roles and act out to explore themselves and
their surroundings. By pretending to be someone—or something—else, children can
learn new ways to express themselves, share thoughts and ideas, and even get in touch
with their feelings.
This month, our young learners had fun practicing dialogue delivery with their friends
inspired by the summer, monsoon, autumn, winter, and spring seasons. They used
expressive gestures and varied voices to bring each season to life. They also enjoyed
watching an informative video about how homes keep us safe and sheltered.
participant in the learning process. It promotes cognitive, emotional, physical, and
social development. Dramatic play is where children take on different roles and act out
scenarios.
It’s the kind of play where kids take on roles and act out to explore themselves and
their surroundings. By pretending to be someone—or something—else, children can
learn new ways to express themselves, share thoughts and ideas, and even get in touch
with their feelings.
This month, our young learners had fun practicing dialogue delivery with their friends
inspired by the summer, monsoon, autumn, winter, and spring seasons. They used
expressive gestures and varied voices to bring each season to life. They also enjoyed
watching an informative video about how homes keep us safe and sheltered.
Pottery
“Pottery is a practical and lasting form of art. Not everyone can afford an
original painting, but most people can afford pottery”
-Susie Cooper
With a strong emphasis on differentiated learning, we introduced engaging pottery sessions tailored for our young learners. These sessions provided an opportunity for each child to explore their creativity and express themselves through the art of clay modeling. Guided by their imagination and unique perspectives, the children shaped their distinct sculptures.
From beautifully crafted umbrella to delicate flowers, each creation was a testament to their individuality and growing artistic skills.
These hands-on activities not only enhanced their fine motor abilities but also fostered a sense of accomplishment and joy in bringing their ideas to life.
original painting, but most people can afford pottery”
-Susie Cooper
With a strong emphasis on differentiated learning, we introduced engaging pottery sessions tailored for our young learners. These sessions provided an opportunity for each child to explore their creativity and express themselves through the art of clay modeling. Guided by their imagination and unique perspectives, the children shaped their distinct sculptures.
From beautifully crafted umbrella to delicate flowers, each creation was a testament to their individuality and growing artistic skills.
These hands-on activities not only enhanced their fine motor abilities but also fostered a sense of accomplishment and joy in bringing their ideas to life.
Dance
“Dancing is the rhythm of the soul expressed in movement, beauty, art, and creativity." -Adrienne Posey
Dance is the song of the body, an expression of joy, emotion, and creativity. It
promotes physical fitness, enhances motor skills, and improves balance, coordination,
and muscle strength. Through dance, children find themselves, lose themselves, and
grow in both body and soul. This month, our young learners enjoyed learning dance
moves to the lively tune of the song, ‘Five Senses’.
Dance is the song of the body, an expression of joy, emotion, and creativity. It
promotes physical fitness, enhances motor skills, and improves balance, coordination,
and muscle strength. Through dance, children find themselves, lose themselves, and
grow in both body and soul. This month, our young learners enjoyed learning dance
moves to the lively tune of the song, ‘Five Senses’.
Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence involves the ability to control body movements and
interact effectively with physical objects. Children with this type of intelligence excel
when learning through hands-on experiences and active engagement. Regular
involvement in such activities is essential for their holistic growth, as bodily-
kinesthetic exercises offer a wide range of developmental benefits.
In November, children participated in several activities, such as
interact effectively with physical objects. Children with this type of intelligence excel
when learning through hands-on experiences and active engagement. Regular
involvement in such activities is essential for their holistic growth, as bodily-
kinesthetic exercises offer a wide range of developmental benefits.
In November, children participated in several activities, such as
- Practicing yoga poses to build body endurance.
- Playing a game that involved aiming a bean bag into an upside-down cone
- Building a tower using Jenga blocks, focusing on patterns and boosting hand-eye coordination, precise finger movements, spatial awareness, and strategic thinking.
Skating
Skating is a delightful way for children to enhance balance and coordination while
enjoying a fantastic form of exercise. Our little Suncitizens are mastering the basics,
from walking confidently in straight and zigzag lines to gliding smoothly while seated
on skates, all with enthusiasm and joy.
enjoying a fantastic form of exercise. Our little Suncitizens are mastering the basics,
from walking confidently in straight and zigzag lines to gliding smoothly while seated
on skates, all with enthusiasm and joy.
Storytelling
In children, storytelling provides many psychological and educational benefits, such as
enhanced imagination to help visualize spoken words, improved vocabulary, and more
refined communication skills. Stories like ‘Mister Seahorse, Little Red Hen, The Snail,
and the Whale, I didn’t do it, were shown and narrated to the children to enhance
their imagination and visualization skills to have profound and lasting effects on their
growing minds.
enhanced imagination to help visualize spoken words, improved vocabulary, and more
refined communication skills. Stories like ‘Mister Seahorse, Little Red Hen, The Snail,
and the Whale, I didn’t do it, were shown and narrated to the children to enhance
their imagination and visualization skills to have profound and lasting effects on their
growing minds.
Imaginarium
The Imaginarium is a vibrant space where children can let their imaginations soar. Our
young Suncitizens enthusiastically explored various interactive stations, including the
kitchen, supermarket, Lego, and transport stations. They designed trains with Lego
bricks, constructed houses using different shapes, and practiced sorting fruits and
vegetables. These hands-on experiences not only sparked creativity but also encouraged critical thinking and collaborative play. I enjoyed doing an activity on sensory table.
young Suncitizens enthusiastically explored various interactive stations, including the
kitchen, supermarket, Lego, and transport stations. They designed trains with Lego
bricks, constructed houses using different shapes, and practiced sorting fruits and
vegetables. These hands-on experiences not only sparked creativity but also encouraged critical thinking and collaborative play. I enjoyed doing an activity on sensory table.
EYP Playtime
“Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning.”
- Fred Rogers
Children always love free play and peer-to-peer interaction. They used their freedom
of choice to play on slides, swings, sand-pit, and their other favorite spots in the EYP
play area.
- Fred Rogers
Children always love free play and peer-to-peer interaction. They used their freedom
of choice to play on slides, swings, sand-pit, and their other favorite spots in the EYP
play area.
Events:
Children’s Day
On this special Children’s Day, our Suncitizens of EYP grades had a magical experience
filled with surprises and joy. The day was packed with memorable moments from a
mesmerizing magic show to a delightful movie screening! The day began with a
fantastic magic show, leaving our little ones spellbound with tricks and illusions! The
educators took the stage next, dancing to fun tunes, bringing cheers and laughter
from the children. In their cozy classrooms, students enjoyed a screening of the
animated film MIGRATION, a story that added a touch of adventure and laughter.
The day ended on a delicious note with a Domino’s pizza party.
filled with surprises and joy. The day was packed with memorable moments from a
mesmerizing magic show to a delightful movie screening! The day began with a
fantastic magic show, leaving our little ones spellbound with tricks and illusions! The
educators took the stage next, dancing to fun tunes, bringing cheers and laughter
from the children. In their cozy classrooms, students enjoyed a screening of the
animated film MIGRATION, a story that added a touch of adventure and laughter.
The day ended on a delicious note with a Domino’s pizza party.
NAMAN - Grandparents’ Day Celebration
Our kindergarten celebrated NAMAN – Grandparents’ Day, a heartfelt tribute to the
pillars of our families. The event was filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments
as our beloved grandparents arrived, dressed as their favorite actors, bringing iconic
characters to life. Their enthusiasm and playful spirit lit up the day, setting the
perfect tone for the celebration. The joy doubled as they participated in engaging
games, sharing hearty laughs with their grandkids, who cheered them on with glee. The
highlight of the event was the grandkids’ vibrant dance performance, dedicated to
their Grandparents. Their innocence and energy moved the audience, creating
memories etched in hearts forever. Children presented handmade tokens of love to
their grandparents.
pillars of our families. The event was filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments
as our beloved grandparents arrived, dressed as their favorite actors, bringing iconic
characters to life. Their enthusiasm and playful spirit lit up the day, setting the
perfect tone for the celebration. The joy doubled as they participated in engaging
games, sharing hearty laughs with their grandkids, who cheered them on with glee. The
highlight of the event was the grandkids’ vibrant dance performance, dedicated to
their Grandparents. Their innocence and energy moved the audience, creating
memories etched in hearts forever. Children presented handmade tokens of love to
their grandparents.
LEAP
Learn <Engage <Acquire < Perform
To unleash our children’s creativity, we conduct LEAP activities each month where
children perform various brainstorming tasks to enhance their higher-order thinking
skills and ingenuity to be future-ready.
Chromatic Connection: Children were given a sheet with colour-coded
patterns in the shape of circles for this activity. They enhanced their decoding
and visualising skills by moving their finger downwards and selecting the colour
on the other sheet. The students completed this activity using their
interpreting and visualising skills. This LEAP activity enhanced their
concentration, eye-hand coordination, and fine motor skills.
Sort Smart, Leave a Mark: Children were given colour-coded connectors
for this activity. They enhanced their analytical and synthesizing skills by
counting the connectors and representing them in the form of a bar graph on
the graph sheet. Students completed this activity using their sorting and
visualizing skills. This LEAP activity enhanced their skill to interpret data and
identify patterns.
To unleash our children’s creativity, we conduct LEAP activities each month where
children perform various brainstorming tasks to enhance their higher-order thinking
skills and ingenuity to be future-ready.
Chromatic Connection: Children were given a sheet with colour-coded
patterns in the shape of circles for this activity. They enhanced their decoding
and visualising skills by moving their finger downwards and selecting the colour
on the other sheet. The students completed this activity using their
interpreting and visualising skills. This LEAP activity enhanced their
concentration, eye-hand coordination, and fine motor skills.
Sort Smart, Leave a Mark: Children were given colour-coded connectors
for this activity. They enhanced their analytical and synthesizing skills by
counting the connectors and representing them in the form of a bar graph on
the graph sheet. Students completed this activity using their sorting and
visualizing skills. This LEAP activity enhanced their skill to interpret data and
identify patterns.
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Teachers
EYP 2 - A
Ms Kanika Charaya
Ms Garusha Watts
EYP 2 - B
Ms Ruchira Singh
Ms . Inalsha Sharma
EYP 2- C
Ms Smriti Mehta
Ms. Avneet Kaur
EYP 2- D
Ms. Amrita Virdi
Ms. Reshma Kar
EYP 2- E
Ms. Pooja Yadav
Ms. Rama Mishra
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