ATS Valley’s curriculum for primary years’ program aims at developing confidence and an understanding of children’s own strengths. Our curriculum is firmly grounded in our commitment to developing the full range of every student’s inherent aptitudes like moral, spiritual, linguistic, logical, personal, social, cultural and physical. We nurture the students in such an environment where they develop their own creative knowledge. We also help them in developing skills and competencies such as educational, technological, problem-solving to lead successful lives in today’s highly globalized world.
The primary year’s program is deliberately designed to help children develop independence and respect as they learn so that they are prepared to embrace the opportunities that are present. And as the child grows and moves through higher levels of education, it is these learning skills that will be critical to their success. At a very young age, our children are immersed in thrilling adventures, where, with every rush of adrenaline, their confidence grows. There are various strategies we use to shape our children into confident young adults. It starts with an assembly roster. Every child from Grade 1 onwards has to, by design, speak in the assembly- a poem, a story, a Doha or anything relevant to the occasion. Research says that the most common fear in the world is that of public speaking. It is our commitment to help every student overcome that fear and the results of our efforts are all too evident.
We also have a Theatre programme. Children from the Theatre group perform in front of the school on a regular basis and of course on the Annual Day. Children from Grade 1 onwards prepare small plays, which are then presented during lunch breaks.
We have adopted a child-centric approach and our curriculum is based on the theory of Multiple Intelligences. Therefore we promote different areas of learning to keep in mind the fact that every child learns in a different way and at his/her own pace. In order to achieve this aim, we have introduced the “EDUCATION LAB” or “THE LEAPFROG PROGRAMME” for our students in Grades 1,2 and 3.
At the end of each month, a monthly academic update (MAU) which lists the learning outcomes that a child has acquired by the end of a particular month is handed over to the parents in writing. The knowledge, understanding, and skills attained by a student on each topic are evaluated in an ongoing and regular process. The assessment of student’s learning is made through regular teacher-student interaction and on the basis of activities that take place both in and out of the classroom.
Class Activities
Session: 2025-26
United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)
A United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Simulation was successfully conducted for the students of Grade 5 as part of their Social Studies learning on 31st January 2026. The activity aimed to help students understand global issues, international cooperation, and the role of the United Nations in solving world problems.
Each student group represented a different country and participated as official delegations. The students researched their assigned countries and spoke confidently about the current situation and major problems faced by their nations, such as climate change, peace and security, health, education, and economic development. They presented their views thoughtfully, just like real representatives at the United Nations.
The session was highly engaging and interactive. Students displayed excellent teamwork and communication skills. The simulation helped them develop awareness of global challenges and encouraged empathy, critical thinking, and public speaking skills.
A curiosity-based learning session was conducted for Grade 5 students to help them understand scientific concepts through hands-on experimentation and learning by doing. The focus of the session was on chemical reactions, introduced in an age-appropriate and engaging manner.
Students performed simple experiments using everyday materials such as baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) and apple, which helped them relate classroom learning to real life. Under proper guidance, they used test tubes and followed basic laboratory procedures while wearing lab coats and safety goggles, giving them a real laboratory experience.
As the experiments progressed, students observed changes such as gas formation and reactions between substances, sparking curiosity and encouraging them to ask questions and make predictions. This interactive approach helped them understand that science is not just theory but something that can be explored and experienced.
The session created a sense of excitement and enthusiasm among the students. They were actively involved, eager to participate, and keen to discuss their observations. The activity not only strengthened their conceptual understanding of chemical reactions but also developed important skills such as observation, teamwork, and scientific thinking.
It was an enriching experience that helped develop curiosity, scientific thinking and love for science.
Road Safety Awareness Activity
Saturday, 17th January 2026 , a Road Safety Awareness Activity was conducted in ATS Valley School during the House Activity periods for students from Grade 1 to Grade 9.
The session included age-appropriate audio-visual presentations followed by interactive online quizzes to assess students’ understanding. Teachers also discussed the importance of road safety rules, traffic signals, and responsible behaviour on roads.
As part of the activity, younger students drew and coloured traffic lights, middle-grade students illustrated traffic signs and symbols, while senior students created meaningful road safety slogans.
The activity was engaging and informative, helping students develop awareness and responsible attitudes towards road safety.
Road Safety Awareness Activity
Saturday, 17th January 2026 , a Road Safety Awareness Activity was conducted in ATS Valley School during the House Activity periods for students from Grade 1 to Grade 9.
The session included age-appropriate audio-visual presentations followed by interactive online quizzes to assess students’ understanding. Teachers also discussed the importance of road safety rules, traffic signals, and responsible behaviour on roads.
As part of the activity, younger students drew and coloured traffic lights, middle-grade students illustrated traffic signs and symbols, while senior students created meaningful road safety slogans.
The activity was engaging and informative, helping students develop awareness and responsible attitudes towards road safety.
Learning About Liquids Using Colour Drops
Learning About Liquids Using Colour Drops Tiny drops, big discoveries! 
The Grade 1 learners of ATS Valley explored the properties of liquids through a fun, hands-on EVS activity. When colourful drops were added to oil spread on a sheet, the children excitedly observed how the colours behaved differently—floating, spreading slowly, and not mixing easily.
This made the concept simple, clear, and exciting. Learning became playful, creative, and meaningful—sparking curiosity and joyful exploration. 
Because when little hands explore, young minds grow. 
नेकी का पेड़ – Hindi Activity in Grade 1
As part of their Hindi lesson, Grade 1 students created a beautiful Neki Ka Ped (Kindness Tree) 
Each child wrote an act of kindness on a leaf—like helping others, sharing, or speaking politely—and gently placed it on the tree’s branches 
Through this simple yet meaningful activity, our little ones learned that kindness, once planted, grows into something truly wonderful… 
#NekiKaPed #HindiActivity #KindnessTree #Grade1 #LittleActsBigHearts
Learning About Liquids Using Colour Drops
Tiny drops, big discoveries!
The Grade 1 learners of ATS Valley explored the properties of liquids through a fun, hands-on EVS activity. When colourful drops were added to oil spread on a sheet, the children excitedly observed how the colours behaved differently—floating, spreading slowly, and not mixing easily.
This made the concept simple, clear, and exciting. Learning became playful, creative, and meaningful—sparking curiosity and joyful exploration. Because when little hands explore, young minds grow.
नेकी का पेड़ – Hindi Activity in Grade 1
As part of their Hindi lesson, Grade 1 students created a beautiful Neki Ka Ped (Kindness Tree)
Each child wrote an act of kindness on a leaf—like helping others, sharing, or speaking politely—and gently placed it on the tree’s branches
Through this simple yet meaningful activity, our little ones learned that kindness, once planted, grows into something truly wonderful…
#NekiKaPed #HindiActivity #KindnessTree #Grade1 #LittleActsBigHearts
Mathematics Week Celebration ✨⚪
Grade I learners at ATS Valley School participated wholeheartedly in the ‘Shapes Role Play Activity’, adding a special touch to the Mathematics Week celebrations.
The little stars confidently presented various shapes, explained their properties and took part in an engaging ‘Shapes Quiz’.
Through experiential learning, creativity and active participation, they brought mathematical concepts to life.
From circles to triangles, each shape offered a meaningful and enjoyable learning experience. The celebration truly made the study of Mathematics both exciting and enriching for the students.
Grade 2 Maths Activity
Topic – Place Value
Students represented the place value of the given numbers on a place value chart.
This activity helped the students understand that the position of a digit determines its value.
Grade 3 Maths
Topic – Money (Role Play)
To help students understand the concept of money, buying, and selling, a Money Role Play Activity was conducted in the Maths Lab. In this activity, the lab was turned into a small marketplace. Some students played the role of shopkeepers, while others acted as customers.
There were different shops such as a stationery shop, toy shop, and grocery shop. Fake money and price tags were given to the students. Customers selected items they wanted to “buy” and calculated the total cost. Shopkeepers assisted them by telling the price, collecting money, and giving back the correct change. Students practiced addition and subtraction while shopping.
The activity made learning fun and practical. Students enjoyed buying items and handling fake money, which helped them understand the importance and use of money in everyday life.
Learning maths through stories!
Our Class IV students turned numbers into fun stories, making concepts like addition, fractions, time, and money easy and enjoyable. A creative way to build logical thinking, imagination, and confidence while celebrating the joy of mathematics.
Maths Exhibition on Fractions, Time, Temperature, Angles, LCM and HCF, measurements and Money
Class 5 students celebrated Maths Week with a vibrant Maths Exhibition on Fractions, Time, Temperature, Angles, LCM and HCF, measurements and Money. They used fraction wheels, clocks, thermometers, angle finders, and a small “Maths Market” to explain each concept through simple models. The activity helped students understand maths in a fun, hands-on way while improving their confidence and presentation skills.
Shopping Activity: "Money Matters"
Grade 4 students participated in an engaging shopping activity, applying their understanding of the money chapter. The activity aimed to help them grasp concepts like adding, subtracting, and counting money in a practical setting.
Activity Highlights:
- Students set up stalls, taking on roles as shopkeepers and customers
- They bought and sold items, practicing money transactions
- The activity helped students connect theoretical concepts to real-life scenarios
This hands-on experience enabled students to develop essential skills in money management, preparing them for everyday financial decisions.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the concept of money and its uses
- Apply addition and subtraction skills in real-life scenarios
- Develop problem-solving skills through money transactions
Science Week
Science Week💫 Activity
POP: Today, our little scientists enjoyed an exciting Pop Activity in the classroom as part of ongoing Science Week. In this fun experiment, the children inflated balloons using baking soda, vinegar, and Eno. Watching the balloons fill up on their own was a moment of wonder and joy for the kids.
FIZZ: The activity not only brought smiles to their faces but also sparked curiosity about how simple, household ingredients can create such amazing results. It was a delightful and engaging way for the children to explore the magic of science!
Today, our Grade 1 little scientists enjoyed a super fun Fizz Experiment! ✨ The children were very excited to see the magical fizzing and bubbling reaction. It was a joyful and engaging activity that sparked their curiosity for science.
Roll on Dice
As part of Science Week, the students of Class 3 participated in a fun-filled activity called Roll on Dice.
In this game, students rolled a dice and answered science questions based on the number they got. A correct answer allowed them to move forward like in a board game, while a wrong answer kept them in place.
The activity not only helped students revise science concepts in an enjoyable way, but also encouraged quick thinking, teamwork, and made learning truly exciting!
Awareness in Action!
Grade 5 & 6 students led a powerful World Malaria Day assembly with energetic naare (slogans) to spread the message of hygiene and cleanliness. Their voices reminded us that a clean environment is the first step to stop malaria. 
Hands-on Pizza-Making Activity
The students of Class IV participated in a hands-on Pizza-Making Activity using different shapes that turned the concept of fractions into a fun and creative experience. The classroom turned into a mini pizza shop, with each child proudly showing their colourful pizzas and confidently explaining how they used fractions in their designs. It was a perfect blend of math, art, and fun!
Digital Art using MS Paint
Grade 5 students explored their imagination through Digital Art using MS Paint during IT Week.
They expressed creative ideas by blending shapes, colors, and freehand drawings on the screen.
The activity helped students understand the basics of digital creativity and visual expression.
It was a fun-filled session that introduced them to the exciting world of digital design.
Grade 4: Digital Logo Design
The young innovators of Grade 4 took part in an exciting Digital Logo Design activity using MS Paint. With topics like “Super Kids Club,” “Space Explorers,” and “Tech for Kids,” they explored how ideas can be turned into impactful visual symbols. This activity introduced them to the basics of digital design, color selection, and creative representation. It was amazing to see how our students expressed big ideas through simple yet powerful logos, reflecting their imagination and understanding of the digital world.
Tick-tock, it’s learning o’clock!
Our little timekeepers in Grade 1 are mastering the art of reading the clock! From the hour hand to the minute hand 
, they’re learning how to tell time with confidence and joy.
Hands-on activities, colourful clocks, and lots of excitement made this concept come alive!
Escape the scam
Our Grade 3 kids played a Cyber Safety Snakes & Ladders game and learned how to stay safe online! 🎲🐍🪜
They climbed ladders for good habits like:
✅ Using strong passwords
✅ Asking adults before clicking
✅ Being kind online
And slid down snakes for:
❌ Sharing personal info
❌ Clicking unknown links
❌ Talking to strangers
They ended with a Cyber Safety Promise and became real Digital Safety Superstars!
Hands-on activity on fractions
The students of Grade V performed a hands-on activity on fractions.
In this engaging activity, students explored the concept of fractions by working with circular fraction parts. Each group was provided with a set of colorful circular pieces divided into equal parts — halves, thirds, fourths, sixths, and eighths. The main goal was to visually represent and build different fractions, compare them, and understand how they represent parts of a whole.
Activity on Division
Students of Grade 4 did activity on Division. They have been divided in groups and have been instructed to do the following steps for the activity.
The activity involves:
1. Dividing colourful shapes equally among group members.
2. Identifying key division terms:
1. Dividend (total number of shapes)
2. Divisor (number of group members)
3. Quotient (number of shapes each member gets)
4. Remainder (shapes left over after equal division)
This hands-on approach helps students understand division concepts visually and practically!
शब्दों की दुनिया में एक प्यारी पहचान — यही है संज्ञा का जहां!
Our curious grade 2 explorers took a joyful ride through the land of संज्ञा today! 
With bright smiles and eager minds, they sorted nouns into their magical homes:
व्यक्ति – People we know
वस्तु – Things we use
स्थान – Places we go
पशु-पक्षी – Animals we love
From “बिल्ली” to “स्कूल” and “मम्मी” to “पंखा,” each word found its perfect place! 
What a fun-filled way to learn Hindi Grammar — hands-on, engaging, and full of giggles!
Social Science Week
Social Science Week was celebrated from 21st to 25th July with great enthusiasm in our school, aiming to enhance students’ understanding in a fun and engaging way.
One of the highlights of the celebration was the model-making , where students from different classes presented innovative and informative models based on various social science themes.
These included models on Egypt, types of landforms of India , layers of the atmosphere, hydrological cycle, volcano, ancient civilizations of India, layers of the Earth, electronic voting machine, solar system, rain water harvesting, drip irrigation, course of a river.
The models reflected deep understanding and teamwork, as they were prepared by students in groups.
Overall, Social Science Week was a great success, promoting experiential learning and making the subject come alive beyond textbooks. It was a joyful and enriching experience for all!
Egyptian pyramids
Grade III students immersed themselves in the world of Egyptian pyramids as they created 'The King's Chamber'. As part of the Social Science week, the students zealously made models of the various aspects of the chamber. Their attention to detail in creating paintings, craft items and mummy was indeed praiseworthy.
3D model
Grade IV students learned about volcanic eruption while creating the a 3D model. As part of the Social Science week, students showed their keen interest in creating the trees, huts and colouring the stones to make it more realistic. This activity enhanced their understanding of this natural process and it's impact.
'Soil'
As part of our EVS chapter 'Soil', students of Class III explored the different types and properties of soil through a fun, creative activity.
Instead of just reading from the book, our young learners made small mud toys using clayey soil. They learned intently about it's properties i.e. sticky, moldable, and perfect for shaping. From tiny animals and dolls to pots and snakes, each child used their imagination to create unique toys, just like traditional village artisans.
This hands-on activity not only made the lesson memorable, but also helped students understand how soil can used in different ways.
🧺 My Clothes, My Responsibility
As part of our life skills learning, today our young learners participated in a hands-on activity called "My Clothes, My Responsibility."
Through this activity, students practiced folding their own clothes👚👔👕 and learned the importance of taking care of their personal belongings🏏🧸🖌️.
It helped them to become more independent, responsible, and aware of everyday tasks. Activities like this not only build self-care habits but also boost their confidence and give them a sense of ownership.
Let’s encourage our little ones to continue these small but meaningful responsibilities at home🏡 too!
Knots of Confidence!
-Building independence, one lace at a time👟✨
Our grade 1 learners took on an important life skill today—learning how to tie their shoe laces.
With patience, perseverance, and plenty of enthusiasm, they embraced this small but significant step toward independence.
It’s heartening to see our little ones gaining confidence through everyday tasks.
'The King's Chamber'
Grade III students enjoyed the creative and imaginative process of model making. They created stunning replica of 'The King's Chamber' of Pyramids of Egypt. Students showcased their artistic talent in clay modelling and painting. This activity induced their zest for learning and appreciating the bygone era of Ancient Egypt.
"No Sugar Awareness"
The "No Sugar Awareness" campaign by CBSE is a timely and necessary step toward cultivating a generation of health-conscious individuals. By reducing sugar consumption and promoting nutritious alternatives, the initiative seeks to build a strong foundation for lifelong well-being and academic success.
The No Sugar Awareness Campaign successfully met its objectives of sensitizing students to the dangers of excessive sugar and the importance of choosing natural alternatives. By combining visual aids with interactive learning, the campaign created a lasting impact on students across all age groups.
Learning Numbers the Fun Way!
Our little mathematicians in Grade 1 are exploring tens and ones with excitement! 💯
Through hands-on activities and interactive learning, they’re building a strong foundation in place value.
Mastering Fractions
Our little mathematicians are learning to share, split, and understand parts of a whole! From cutting pizzas into halves and quarters to shading colorful shapes, they’re with smiles and hands-on fun.
Indian and International Place Value Systems
Grade 5 students participated in an activity to understand the Indian and International Place Value Systems. They learned to identify and write numbers up to 8 digits.
This activity helped students to understand place value systems and work with large numbers.
🎲✨ Math + Fun = Magic! ✨➕
Our Grade 1 champs had a blast in the Math Lab today! 😄🧠 Using two dice, our little mathematicians rolled their way into the world of addition — learning to add numbers in the most exciting way possible!
Each roll brought surprise, giggles, and a mini math challenge. From counting colorful dots to adding them up, it was learning through play at its best!
Imagination and Creativity
A hands-on activity where our young explorers got to create their very own dinosaurs — bringing prehistoric creatures back to life with imagination and creativity!
Mother’s Day boutique card-making activity
To celebrate the love and dedication of all our wonderful mothers, the Grade 1 students took part in a special Mother’s Day boutique card-making activity. The young learners poured their hearts into creating beautifully decorated cards and heartfelt messages.
This hands-on activity encouraged creativity and gave students the opportunity to express their love and appreciation for their moms.
Each card was a small but special token of gratitude, made with love and care—just in time for Mother’s Day!
English Week Activities Day
A Day of Fun and Learning
As part of the ongoing English Week celebrations, today's activities brought joy and excitement to our young learners.
Grade 1 students had a wonderful time with the Word-Building Caterpillar activity. It was a creative exercise that not only sparked their imagination but also helped expand their vocabulary. The children enthusiastically came up with interesting new words, making it a fun and educational experience.
Grade 2 students participated in a lively Character Parade. The classroom came alive with a delightful array of characters from their favorite stories. From Cinderella and Nobita to Boss Baby and Chatrapati Shivaji, the children proudly dressed up and spoke about their chosen characters. It was heartwarming to see their enthusiasm and confidence as they shared their favorites with friends.
Overall, it was a fun-filled day that celebrated the magic of stories and the joy of language learning.
A Joyful Display of Talent and Expression
As part of the ongoing English Week celebrations, a variety of engaging activities were organized to enhance students' language skills and boost their confidence. April 22, 2025, a vibrant Show and Tell activity was conducted for Grades 4A and 4B on the second day of the English Week. Students participated with great enthusiasm, sharing their favorite objects and personal stories. The activity encouraged creativity, public speaking, and self-expression, helping students become more confident communicators.
Simultaneously, Grade 3 students took part in a delightful Poem Recitation session. The young poets impressed everyone with their clear voices, expressive delivery, and heartfelt performances. They chose a diverse range of poems and recited them with clarity and joy. Each child brought something unique to the stage—be it a bright smile, a confident voice, or a love for performing.
It was truly a morning filled with creativity, joy, and the spirit of learning!
'Plant a Tree, Grow a Dream'
'Plant a Tree, Grow a Dream' - with this motto today students of Grade 1 and 2 took part in the plantation drive. They planted tree saplings, sow seeds and joined hand with nature is a loving and caring manner!
Bringing Stories to Life in Grade 1!
Our Grade 1B students had a wonderful time during a special storytelling session led by their teacher. With animated expressions and lively narration, the classroom was transformed into a world of imagination and wonder.
We loved seeing our little learners so engaged, curious, and excited to explore the magic of stories!
Visit to ‘Science Lab’
Grade 2 students visited science lab to study the internal body parts with the help of different models. Their inquisitive mind asked range of questions related with the different body parts and their function. The visit to science lab is indispensable in expanding their everyday growing curiosity and understanding.
'My First Day in School'
A public speaking activity was conducted for Grade 3 students on the topic 'My First Day in School.' The activity provided a valuable opportunity for students to enhance their confidence and develop stage presence through engaging presentations.
Student-Led Presentation ‘Helping hands of Our Society’
A community needs many people to help it to function well and make the world a better place to live. Educating students about the community helpers and the kind of roles they play in our daily lives, is highly important. With an aim of stimulating the students’ imagination and enhancing their social development skills, ATS Valley School, DeraBassi organized a Student-Led Presentation ‘Helping hands of Our Society’ for Grade 1 and 2. A splendid show was put up, where various stations for Doctor, Gardener, Electrician, Dressmaker, Hair dresser , Chef, etc. were placed to demonstrate the role of each community helpers. Students were dressed as a doctor, nurse, policeman, teacher, chef etc. to present the respective community helpers and display their contribution in our society. This interactive event that involved parents as well, immensely helped the students to build confidence and public speaking skills at a young age.
"Shapes activity with Sticks"
Maths Week Activity Done by class 1. Tittle :- "Shapes activity with Sticks". This hands-on activity engages students in a fun and interactive way to explore geometry. By manipulating sticks, they gain a better understanding of shape properties and transformations, enhancing their spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills.
Roles of shopkeepers and customers
As part of the exciting Maths Week celebrations, the students of grades IV and V participated in a creative and engaging activity that brought math concepts to life. The students set up a bustling marketplace, where they played the roles of shopkeepers and customers.
The shopkeepers were responsible for running their stalls, showcasing various products, and setting prices for their goods. The customers, on the other hand, received fake currency notes to use for purchasing items. Through this role-play, students not only had fun but also learned practical math skills such as addition, subtraction, and the concept of spending money wisely.
This hands-on activity taught students important lessons about money management, as they carefully decided how to spend their fake currency and budget for purchases. It also enhanced their understanding of prices, value, and transactions, offering a real-world application of math in a fun and interactive way.
The marketplace simulation was a valuable learning experience, helping students develop both their math skills and their financial literacy in an enjoyable and memorable manner.
“PICNIC” is a refreshing getaway from the monotony of routine, offering freedom and excitement in the outdoors.
The students of Grade I and II were overjoyed as they enjoyed a picnic in the school playground. It was delightful to see them playing merrily after savoring the delicious treats prepared by their parents. While some students raced each other, others played antakshari, and some had fun with hula hoops. Special games like Musical Chairs and Pick the Cup were organized, along with a Nature Art activity where students created beautiful artwork using dried leaves under the open sky.
Picnics are indeed a wonderful source of recreation for both mind and body. They instill values of sharing, teamwork, social interaction, and discipline among students. After a joyous day in the lap of nature, the students returned feeling refreshed and happy.
Science activity- Snowman
Grade 2 students did an exciting Science activity of making an awesome snowman with fake snow using ingredients like baking soda and lotion. Children were really engrossed in the activity as they also attempted to build some snow statues and sculptures.
Water Reflection Activity
Our curious Grade 1 students participated in an engaging water reflection activity. With wonder-filled eyes, they observed how an image appears invisible when submerged in water, only to reappear when viewed from outside the water. This interactive experiment sparked their curiosity and introduced them to the fascinating world of light and reflection.
Fun with bottle caps
Grade 2 enjoyed the 'fun activity' with different coloured bottle caps. They also relished 'the best out of the waste' in a playway method of learning.
Toy from Trash
By creating toys from recyclable materials, students explored the concept of sound. They likely learned how different materials can produce different sounds and how sound can be amplified or muted depending on the structure of the toy.
Science Ladders Game
This fun game likely incorporated various scientific concepts and challenges, reinforcing their learning through play and interaction.
Addition and Subtraction
Understanding addition and subtraction helps us to solve problems and count things accurately.
The students of Gr -1 practiced adding and subtracting numbers with an innovative and interesting activity. Children enjoyed Addition and Subtraction activity a lot.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
"Going green and making a scene! Our talented students took center stage to spread awareness about the 3Rs - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! They shared inspiring thoughts and sang a catchy song to remind us all to do our part in protecting the planet. Let's keep up the good work and make a difference together!
Germs germs go away, you are not so cute ...so stay away
The Children of gr-1 did the Black pepper and soap activity. In this experiment they observed how germs spread and how they affect us. Children have also learnt why hand wash is important before and after every meal. They themselves put their fingers in black pepper bowl and washed their hands too.
They enjoyed and learnt a lot with this experiment.
"Northern Mountains and Northern plains"
"Compare and Contrast Activity"
Maps and globes are both models of the Earth that help us to understand what our Earth looks like.
There was a "Compare and Contrast Activity" on maps and globes in grade 4 where children talked about how maps and globes are beneficial in different ways.
Best out of Waste
Children spoke on the how to protect and love the Mother Earth on Earth Day. They depicted this thought through making aids out of waste material.
'Art of Story Telling'
"The most important thing in the world is family"
The children of Grade-1 spoke about their family and shared parent’s name and professional status. They were confident and enjoyed this speaking activity.
"My favourite dance form"
Concept of is/am/are
"Social reformers, religious teachers and science of India"
First Aid
'One More than-One Less than'
Compound Nouns
Session: 2023-24
"Means of communication"
Dated: 23rd January, 2023
The students of grade 4 performed SST activity on means of communication. They showed communication through telephonic conversation. In this activity they showed how to speak to a friend on call in different scenarios like planning for picnic, invitation for birthday, asking for homework and classwork etc. They enjoyed the activity and participated with enthusiasm.
Rotation and Revolution of earth-
Dated: 21st January, 2023
"Rotation" refers to an object's spinning motion about its own axis.
"Revolution" refers the object's orbital motion around another object.
For example, Earth rotates on its own axis, producing the 24-hour day.
Earth revolves about the Sun, producing the 365-day year.
An Activity showing and explaining this concept was done in Grade 3
*Sedimentation, Decantation*
Dated: 13th October, 2023
Students of grade 4 learned the topic *Sedimentation, Decantation* very well through practical approach.*Sedimentation*
'This method can be used to separate a mixture of sand and water. First, the mixture is left undisturbed so that the sand can settle down.'
*Decantation*
The water is then slowly removed by pouring it into another container without shaking the sediment.It's a wonderful effort on the part of children to put the topic into real life.
Internal and External organs
"Card Game"
'Spring- Art & Craft'
"Emergency numbers in India"
"Safety rule day"
Dated: 15th October, 2023
They learnt the various safety rules to be followed at school, home , roads and playgrounds and the importance of first Aid.
Hindi Activity: "बारहखड़ी की घड़ी"
Dated: 20th September, 2023
इस गतिविधि में बच्चों ने पूरे उत्साह के साथ भाग लिया और शब्दों तथा मात्राओं का प्रयोग सीखा। बच्चों को बोलकर शब्द बताए गए और उन्होंने उन शब्दों को घड़ी की सहायता से बनाया। इस गतिविधि से बच्चों का मनोरंजन तो हुआ ही साथ ही उन्होंने मात्राओं का उपयोग भी सीखा।
"A Visit to Maths Lab"
Dated: 13th May, 2023
Grade 1 students visited the Math Lab. It was their first visit and hence, they were fully excited. They learnt to count with the help of abacus. Also, made buildings and towers with blocks which was fun to do.
