RPS Gurugram 89 - Activities (Junior)

  " *The Family is the centre of life and it is the key to eternal happiness."* Being a Family means you are a part of something very wonderful.....it means you will love and be loved  for the rest of your life. The International Day of Families is observed on 15th of May every year. Family is a single word with many meanings. A Family holds a special place in the life of an individual. Every year Family day provides an opportunity to promote awareness of issues relating to families and to come close together and celebrate the essence of being a Family. To perceive the value of Family in their life our little munchkin of *Ukg* *Nightingale* created a Special Assembly for their family. It started with an emotional feeling where they expressed their love, followed by morning prayer , importance of the day, dance and music. The teachers taught our little ones to be thankful to God who have blessed them with a wonderful family. At the end our Respected Principal ma'am, Ms. Sh

  Hopscotch Fun with Family Words! "Our little stars in UKG embarked on an exciting journey of learning with our hopscotch word activity. In this activity, each square was filled with 'ad' and 'am' family words. As they hopped from square to square, they spelled out words, reinforcing their vocabulary in a fun and active way. By integrating this classic game with literacy, our young learners sharpened their vocabulary skills in a fun and interactive way. It was a delightful sight to see their faces light up as they combined learning with play."

 "Your diet is a bank account. Good food choices are good investments. - Bethenny Frankel" With an objective to create and educate children about the importance and consumption of fruits in the regular diet and to enhance their taste buds, A Fresh Fruit Chat Activity was organised for our little blooming buds of playgroup to UKG.  The activity was to teach kids the health benefits of fruits-one of the mother nature's most amazing gifts. The students learnt about the different fruits, textures, colours, size and shapes.  Children were dressed up for the activity wearing aprons and chef hats. Kids under the guidance of their teachers took different types of fruits in a bowl added black salt, chaat masala, lemon juice and mixed it. They relished eating the fruit chat made by them. Children enthusiastically enjoyed making and eating the fruit chat.