The Early Years - A Time of Curiosity and Discovery
The Early Years - A Time of Curiosity and Discovery
The early years also provide the foundation for children’s social and emotional development. Through interactions with teachers, parents, and peers, children learn important values such as kindness, sharing, cooperation, empathy, respect, and independence. A safe, loving, and encouraging environment allows children to express themselves freely, make mistakes, try again, and celebrate their achievements. Every child is unique, and recognising their individual interests, strengths, and pace of learning helps them develop a positive attitude towards education. These formative experiences shape not only how children learn but also who they become. By nurturing their curiosity, encouraging their imagination, and providing meaningful opportunities to explore, we help children grow into confident, creative, compassionate, and lifelong learners.
Thank you,
Tejal Tilavat
Pre primary coordinator
Kanakia Kids, Mahuva.
Speech Competition
My voice, My story – Speech Competition
Our young learners participated enthusiastically in a speech competition on the theme “Myself and My Family.” Each child confidently introduced themselves and spoke lovingly about their family members, sharing their thoughts, experiences, and special moments. The activity encouraged children to express themselves clearly, build confidence, and develop public-speaking skills. It was heartwarming to see their innocence, creativity, and confidence shine on stage.
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Independence Day
Our young learners celebrated Independence Day with immense joy, creativity, and patriotic spirit through a series of engaging hands-on activities. They proudly crafted beautiful Tricolour flowers and patriotic fans, learning about the significance of our national colours while expressing their creativity. The children also worked together to create a collaborative Indian Flag collage using paper tearing and pasting, beautifully symbolising teamwork, unity, and love for the nation. Every activity encouraged children to understand the values of freedom, respect, and togetherness, making Independence Day a meaningful and memorable learning experience filled with pride and happiness.
PLAY GROUP
The little learners explored the triangle shape through a fun and hands-on pasting activity. They filled the outlined triangles with purple paper shreds, strengthening their shape recognition, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity while enjoying the learning experience.
Little learners explored colours through an engaging brush and crayon colouring activity. They happily filled different shapes with vibrant shades, experimenting with colours and expressing their creativity. The activity encouraged colour recognition, concentration, controlled strokes, creativity, and confidence while helping children practise using different colouring tools. It turned a simple colouring experience into a joyful and meaningful learning adventure.
The little learners enjoyed a playful shape pathway game, where they identified and followed colourful paths representing different shapes. The activity made shape learning exciting while developing gross motor skills, visual recognition, balance, and coordination.
NURSERY
Literacy - Charming C
The learners enthusiastically participated in the “My Letter” activity by decorating their letters with colourful paper pieces. The activity encouraged creativity, concentration, and self-expression while strengthening fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It also helped the children practise letter recognition in a fun and interactive way. The colourful and hands-on experience made early literacy learning joyful, engaging, and memorable.
Numeracy - Threading Numbers with Colours
Learners explored numbers through a fun and creative threading activity. They carefully stuck colourful pieces of wool along the numbers, making each numeral bright and attractive. The activity helped children recognise and trace number shapes, while also developing focus, patience, finger strength, and precision. It encouraged them to follow patterns and directions while learning numbers in a joyful and hands-on way.
The nursery learners set off on an exciting Shape Safari, moving along colourful pathways while discovering and identifying different shapes. With every step, they explored shapes through movement, turning the classroom into a fun learning trail. The activity enhanced shape recognition, balance, coordination, spatial awareness, and confidence, making learning active, joyful, and memorable.
JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN
Literacy - Orange Colour Activity
The objective of this activity was to help children identify and recognize the colour orange through a fun and engaging learning experience. The students participated enthusiastically in a creative activity using orange-coloured materials.
The activity encouraged children to observe, identify, and name the colour orange in their surroundings. It also helped develop their colour recognition, creativity, fine motor skills, and concentration. All the learners actively participated in the activity with great excitement and enjoyed exploring the colour orange. The activity was successful in making learning enjoyable, interactive, and meaningful for the children.
STEM - How Many Drops?
The objective of this STEM activity was to encourage children to explore simple scientific concepts through hands-on experimentation. The students were given droppers and small amounts of water and were asked to find out how many drops of water could fit on a coin without spilling. The children carefully used the droppers to place water drops one by one onto the surface of the coin. They observed how the water formed a small dome on the coin and counted the drops until the water spilled over. The activity introduced them to the concept of surface tension in a simple and age-appropriate way. The activity helped develop the children's observation, counting, concentration, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and prediction skills. The learners participated with great curiosity and excitement, making the experiment an enjoyable and meaningful STEM learning experience.
SENIOR KINDERGARTEN
Literacy - Three-Letter Words
Learners wore word headbands and enjoyed writing simple three-letter words by looking at the words. They practised recognising letters and forming words in an interesting way. This activity supported their vocabulary, word recognition, writing, and early reading skills.
Literacy - Secondary Colour: Green
Learners explored the magic of colour mixing through an exciting hands-on activity. They applied yellow colour on one hand and blue colour on the other, then gently rubbed their hands together to discover the beautiful green colour. Their excitement grew as they watched two colours transform into a new one. This playful experiment made the concept of secondary colours simple, visual, and memorable.
Numeracy - Hexagon Collage
Learners created a colourful collage using the hexagon shape. They identified and recognised the six-sided shape while arranging and pasting colourful pieces. This activity helped develop their shape recognition, concentration, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills.
STEM - Invisible Paint
Learners enjoyed experimenting with invisible paint and discovering the magic of colours. They observed how the hidden paint became visible and explored the activity with excitement and curiosity. The experience strengthened their observation, concentration, prediction, and problem-solving skills while encouraging them to notice changes and think about why they happened. It also introduced them to the simple concept of cause and effect and encouraged scientific questioning. Through this playful experiment, learners developed creativity, confidence, patience, and an eagerness to explore and discover.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Karm Dhameliya
Class: Jr. KG
Arya Makwana
Class: Playgroup
Harshalsinh Parmar
Class: Jr. KG
"Puzzle"
I am always in front of you, but you can never see me.
What am I?
"Fun Fact"
Ants don't have lungs!! 🐜 They breathe through tiny openings called spiracles along their bodies.
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