MOVIE- JUNGLE BOOK (PG TO KG)
Sometimes showing a movie in class is just the right call. Some movies can help illustrate big, complex ideas. Others help us explore detailed topics in ways that just aren’t possible otherwise. And the best movies help us enrich students’ learning about the much wider world outside of our classroom’s walls.
And to top it off, classroom movies are a great way to help students practice their media literacy skills. Active viewing is a skill that doesn’t always come naturally, but it’s something all students can practice and learn. And in today’s media-saturated world, kids need all the help they can get when it comes to different ways of thinking about what they’re seeing on screens of all sizes.
POEM RECITATION- I TO V
Poem – a way of expressing our thought, a medium to reflect the talent of the young ones. Reciting a poem encourages a child to study, memorize and immerse themselves in powerful language. The English Poem Recitation competition was held for Classes I – V with full enthusiasm and energy. Rhymes proved to be an instrumental stepping stones for the students of I – V to learn the language. Students of Classes I TO V recited breezy, lively and cheerful poems on different topics.
INTER HOUSE DEBATE- VI TO XII
Using debates in the school provides students the opportunity to explore real-world topics and issues. Debates also engage students through self reflection and encourage them to learn from their peers
