Class 5

ENVIRONMENT DAY 

🌱 Creativity meets sustainability! 

As part of World Environment Day celebrations, our students enthusiastically participated in the "Best Out of Waste" activity, transforming discarded materials into creative and useful products. The activity encouraged environmental awareness, resource conservation, and innovative thinking while highlighting the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling. Through their imaginative creations, students demonstrated that waste can be turned into valuable resources, reinforcing the message of sustainable living and responsible environmental stewardship

STRUCTURE OF A SEED 

From seed coat to embryo, every part has a purpose! 

Through an engaging hands-on activity, students investigated the structure of a seed and identified its key parts—the seed coat, cotyledon, and embryo. This experiential learning opportunity enhanced their observation skills and deepened their understanding of how seeds are specially designed to support the growth of a new plant.

Exploring the Human Skeletal System!

Students observed a model of the human skeletal system to understand the arrangement of bones and their important functions. The activity helped them learn how the skeleton gives shape and support to the body, protects internal organs, and helps in movement.

Exploring Our Amazing Nervous System!*

Students observed models of the *human brain, eye, ear, and nervous system* to understand their structure and functions. This hands-on activity helped them connect classroom learning with real-life body systems in an engaging way.