Class II - Orientation Programme for Cam parents

 

Earth Day Activities

 Earth day activities were done in different grades 

Below are few pictures

Class I - WASSILY KANDINSKY

Students learned about the famous Russian artist and replicated his famous painting 'Squares And Concentric Circles' also known as 'Farbstudie quadrate' was produced by Wassily Kandinsky in 1913.

Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky was a Russian painter and art theorist. Kandinsky is generally credited as one of the pioneers of abstraction in western art, possibly after Hilma af Klint. Born in Moscow, he spent his childhood in Odessa, where he graduated at Grekov Odessa Art school.

Born: 16 December 1866, Moscow, Russia

Died: 13 December 1944, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France

Below are few pictures from class today

Class II - Crumpled Paper Activity

 Students were asked to tear a sheet from the art file and fold it multiple times to create folding lines on it called as Creasing lines.

Then they were asked to draw lines with pencil or marker on these creased lines. Finally colouring the random shapes with different colours.

Below are few images of kids performing the activity:

Pre - Primary - Tree Drawing

 Students were taught to draw tree with help of Alphabets V, W and C. Below are pictures of kids drawing Tree in the Class

Pre - Primary - Paper tearing and pasting Collage

Tearing paper is an excellent fine motor activity to help your kids build and refine muscles in their little hands.

Tearing paper helps kids in the following ways:

Build hand strength

Improve hand-eye coordination

Improve the ability for hands to work together

Students enjoyed paper tearing and pasting activity in the class to create a flower as a teamwork

Below are few images of students performing activity:

Pre Primary - Primary Colours

 Colours may seem like an obvious part of our world, but that’s only because we’re used to them, as adults. For children, learning how to name and identify colours can be a bit of a challenge, as we’ll see below. The best time to teach colours is in early childhood.

Having a strong knowledge of the different colours comes in useful in many situations that children will become exposed to. Learning these colours allows them to recognise significant visual hues such as red as a code for danger and the meaning behind traffic lights. It is useful outside of the curriculum too — knowing the difference between a red and a blue coloured tap.

Being able to recognize colours assists with educational skills too such as creative writing. Describing an object without saying its colour is difficult! Similarly, when they are exercising their imagination when creating a story, colour is an important part of descriptive techniques.

An abundance of research has been carried out on the effects of colour on the brain. Some experts claim that different colours enhance learning in different ways:

• Blue — a colour that encourages creativity, if overused however, it can bring the mood down in a room. A cool blue enhances relaxation levels in individuals.
• Yellow — a colour of happiness for children as it is associated with sunshine. This can lift the mood and excite a child due to its vibrant appearance.
• Orange — this is said to enhance critical thinking and memory.

Kindly play this song for kids: Primary Colours Song , Primary Colours for toddlers

Below are photographs of students colouring snail according to Primary Colours