Tearing paper may seem destructive, but a consciously created tearing paper activity is perfect forKindergarteners. This has many developmental benefits. Children seeking out the “wrong” things totear need an appropriate way to practice skills. It is good for many reasons. Tearing paper naturally satisfies a child’s curiosity. It is an excellent wayfor them to explore
Is rock painting good for Kindergarteners? The idea of painting rocks is nothing new. People have been painting rocks for decades. It works well for tiny paintings and precise art & offers a great activity that is screen-freeand requires very little prep work or supervision. The little minds have the freedom to paintand create their
Welcome back to the Weekly Newsletter for 2023. The students have moved to the next class & are in Grade 2 this year. We would like to start off the new year with cutting skills they have developed from last year. Each class selected a different theme to showcase their talents. Various themes of cutting
This week we feature the “Holy Cross” done by Grade 1 students using waste materials for the Hand Work Competition held on 2nd of August 2022. It was organized by the Student Christian Movement of the Kindergarten, to commemorate the Chapel Centenary Celebrations. They were given 1 ½ hours to complete the task on their
This week we feature the “Holy Trinity Chapel” done by Grade 1 students using Pastel colours on white A4 paper for the Art competition held on 28th of July 2022. It was organized by the Student Christian Movement of the Kindergarten, to commemorate the Chapel Centenary Celebrations. They were given 1 ½ hours to complete
This week we are excited to present you with beautifully decorated Christmas crafts made by Grade 1 students. This is an annual activity by the Kindergarten students to celebrate the birth of Jesus. It is a collection of seven hand-crafted items each child had done during the 3rd Term which is then displayed in their
This week we are delighted to bring you beautiful drawings done by Grade 1 students during their art lessons. Kindergarten students were encouraged to share images of their drawings for their friends to appreciate. Different types of drawings was submitted by Grade 1 students which included images such as – Air balloon, mouse, watermelon, cat, giraffe,
This week we are delighted to bring you images of Grade 1 students involved in one of their many interests, cooking. Budding young chefs of Grade 1 were seen fully engaged in making mouthwatering recipes with or without the help of their families. Kindergarten students were encouraged to share images of their cooking for their