Encouraging Curiosity
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Curiosity is the foundation of lifelong learning. When children are encouraged to ask questions and explore freely, they develop confidence in their thinking abilities. Parents can support curiosity by patiently answering questions, involving children in everyday activities, and encouraging exploration through books, nature walks, and simple observations. Allowing children to wonder, investigate, and experiment helps strengthen their problem-solving skills and builds a genuine interest in learning beyond academics.
Thank you,
Tejal Tilavat
Pre primary coordinator
Kanakia Kids, Mahuva
Makar Sankranti Activity
Kite Making Activity
Our school was filled with color and creativity during the Kite Making Activity, where students from Playgroup, Nursery, Jr. KG, and Sr. KG enthusiastically participated and showcased their artistic skills.
Playgroup students enjoyed making bright and simple crafty kites, exploring colors and shapes through hands-on fun.
Nursery children created green colour kites with the help of candy sticks, developing fine motor skills and creativity.
Jr. KG students designed decorative kites using blue colour craft paper, enhancing focus and imagination.
Sr. KG learners crafted detailed and innovative red kites, expressing their ideas with confidence and precision.
PLAY GROUP
Crafty Butterfly Collage Activity
Crafty Butterfly Collage Activity
Our young learners had a delightful time creating crafty butterfly collages using colourful papers and creative materials. This engaging activity encouraged imagination, enhanced fine motor skills, and helped children explore colors and patterns. Each butterfly reflected the child’s unique creativity, making the learning experience joyful, interactive, and full of fun.
Feet Painting Fun
Our little learners enjoyed a fun-filled Happy Feet Painting Fun activity, where they explored colors using their feet. This sensory experience helped enhance creativity, balance, and motor skills while making learning joyful and engaging. The children enthusiastically stepped into colors and created beautiful patterns, turning learning into a playful and memorable experience.
Pom-Pom Sensory Play
Our little learners enjoyed a delightful Pom-Pom Sensory Play activity, where they explored colourful pom-poms through touch and play. This hands-on experience helped enhance fine motor skills, color recognition, and concentration. Children happily sorted, picked, and squeezed the pom-poms, making learning fun, engaging, and full of joy.
NURSERY
Numeracy - Match the Shapes Activity
Our young learners enjoyed an exciting Match the Shapes activity filled with colours, fun, and learning. The children actively matched different shapes using colourful cut-outs, placing them correctly on the outlined patterns displayed on the table.
This hands-on activity helped enhance shape recognition, colour identification, problem-solving skills, and hand eye coordination. Working together also encouraged teamwork, turn-taking, and communication among the students.
Learning through play made the session lively and engaging, sparking curiosity and confidence in our little explorers. A joyful learning experience indeed!
JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN
Theme - Things on the Earth
Our young learners explored the wonderful theme “Things on the Earth” through a fun and interactive classroom activity. The children learned about different elements found on our planet such as land, water, plants and natural features in an engaging and age-appropriate way.
Through hands-on participation, students enhanced their observation skills, vocabulary, and understanding of the world around them. This activity also encouraged curiosity, creativity, and meaningful conversations, helping children connect classroom learning with real-life experiences.
literacy – White Colour Activity
Our little learners enthusiastically took part in the White Colour Activity, where learning met hands-on fun. The children explored the concept of the white colour by pasting soft cotton on beautifully designed sheets. This activity helped them identify and relate the colour white to real-life objects like cotton.
Through this engaging experience, students enhanced their fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and colour recognition, while also enjoying sensory learning. The activity encouraged focus, creativity, and teamwork as the children actively participated with joy and curiosity.
A wonderful blend of learning and play that made the classroom come alive with smiles and meaningful learning moments
SENIOR KINDERGARTEN
Numeracy - Learning Through Play
Our little learners enthusiastically took part in a fun and interactive Maths Activity using colourful chips. The children practiced number recognition, counting, and simple addition by placing the correct number of chips on the given numerals and equations.
This hands-on activity helped strengthen their numeracy skills, fine motor development, concentration, and teamwork. Learning through play made the experience joyful, engaging, and meaningful, encouraging children to explore maths with confidence and curiosity.
A wonderful blend of fun, focus, and foundational learning, because maths is more exciting when little hands are involved!
Literacy - Making Sentences with Flash Cards
Our enthusiastic learners participated in an engaging literacy activity where they used flash cards to form simple and meaningful sentences. Through this hands-on approach, children explored new words, understood sentence structure, and practiced reading and speaking with confidence.
This interactive activity helped strengthen vocabulary, word recognition, and logical thinking while encouraging teamwork and communication among peers. Learning through play made the session enjoyable and effective, keeping our young minds curious and actively involved.
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"Puzzle"
What has a neck but no head and two arms but no hands?
What has a neck but no head and two arms but no hands?
"Fun Fact"
Giraffes have the same number of neck bones as humans.
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