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Primary (Class I-V)

CCA in Primary Classes

CCA classes are an amazing experience for the kids of the Primary Classes.
The children show their crea�vity in different ways. These ac�vi�es always give students the opportunity to
organize their own thoughts.

The ac�vity held on Friday 16th July was Collage Making. It is a simple cra� ac�vity that involves pas�ng
items like leaves, bits of papers, different paper cu�ngs, etc. for crea�ng the Theme given to them.Making
a collage helps the children build fine motor skills. It is also a fun way to encourage the child's awareness of
color and texture. This ac�vity also helps to enrich student's experience in pictorial composi�on through
the handling of various materials.

Children enjoyed the ac�vity thoroughly because it was a completely new concept for them. They had to
decide what to use and how best to use the material to express themselves. The teachers witnessed the
usage of various skills in the collages made by the students. The children feel comfortable and confident
with these ac�vi�es through which they speak about their innermost thoughts and feelings.

The various themes given to different classes for making collages were as follows:
Class 1: Making apples with bits of paper.
Class II: Making a bunch of grapes with bits of paper.
Class III: Making Rocket with bits of papers or pulses or petals of flowers.
Class IV: House with garden with different color papers and co�on.
Class V: Crea�ng a scenery with natural materials.
- Ms. Niharika

Swami Vivekananda
Swami Vivekananda was a great personality and a philosopher. He was born on 12th January 1863 in
Kolkata. His mother’s name was Bhuvneshwari Devi and his father’s name was Vishwanath Da�a and his
childhood name was Narendranath Da�a. He was a person with high thinking and lived a simple life. He is
best known for his speech in 1893 where he introduced Hinduism to the western world in Chicago. He was
also the founder of Ramakrishna Mission and the Ramakrishna Math in Kolkata. Swami Vivekananda’s
teachings not only mo�vated the youth but the whole world as well. His birthday on 12th January is
celebrated as ‘Na�onal Youth Day’ in India. Swami Vivekananda breathed his last on 4th July 1902 at the
Belur Math.
I am inspired by stories of Swami Vivekananda and I am also reading his biography. I love his speeches and
mo�va�onal words to the youth. He is a real hero.
- M.Ishita, V

STUDENTS MAKE POSTERS TO
ART WORK BY
OUR PRIMARY WING STUDENTS INCULCATE AWARENESS ABOUT
NATURE AND ITS CONSERVATION!

Art Work by our Primary Wing students Students make posters to inculcate awareness
about nature and its conserva�on!

https://youtu.be/NWGjV_Mf2nA https://youtu.be/Huo28P_hna0

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