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The students of Class 1 enjoyed an experiment in which they discovered that air occupies space. They carefully immersed an empty glass upside down into a bowl of water and tilted it to one side to show that the air that was inside the glass came out in the form of bubbles.

This was followed by the teacher demonstrating that air is needed for fire to burn. An inverted glass was placed over a burning candle and soon the flame extinguished to prove that fire cannot burn if the air supply is cut off.

These follow-up activities to the Water and Air topics done in EVS proved to be a fun learning experience for the children over the past week.

The Nursery children celebrated Independence Day with a lot of enthusiasm and vigour. They came dressed in the colours of the National Flag – saffron, white and green. They carried the Tricolour Flag in their hands and excitedly sang “Teen Rang Ka” and “Love my country India.” They also sang the National Anthem with pride.

The girls of Upper KG celebrated Independence Day on 16 August 2024. They drew the map of India using 4 letters of the alphabet: X, J, V, and K. They also learned about states, identifying one state each in the north, south, east, and west of India. They dressed up to represent the states and performed two songs in the hall. Additionally, the girls participated in an activity where they drew pictures and wrote a line about something they could do independently.

The children of Class 1 celebrated   Independence Day on 16 August  2024.  The parents were invited to watch them perform their program called ‘Bharata Bhagya Vidhaata.’ An excellent performance on stage through songs, dances, skits, and recitation was well appreciated by parents. Their colourful costumes brightened up the show even further. Though it was their first stage performance at school, the children were very confident and exhibited their talents beautifully.

The children of Lower KG celebrated Independence Day with great excitement. They came dressed in saffron, white, and green to represent the colours of the Indian flag. They sang patriotic songs and the National Anthem and also saluted the Indian Flag. The classroom display boards were decorated with the various arts and crafts that the children had done on our National symbols.