Our little students of playgroup (Early Child Care) had a lovely time freely running around and playing at AUDA garden with their friends. They came dressed in green shirts and enjoyed a Green day, amidst the lush greenery of the garden. Look at the happy and smiling faces of the children in the pictures below

Tinytots of Playgroup (Early Child Care) had a good time playing with blocks and puzzles. Such indoor free play activities not only refine children’s fine motor skills and grip but also give a boost to their imagination and vocabulary skills. Take a look at our students engrossed in their play- some built towers, squares etc and imagined it to be their school building, garden or even room.

Our little students of Playgroup (Early Child Care) had a fun time trying to balance their body while walking on small white benches. Once they were comfortable, teachers gave them plates full of small , artificial fruits to carry as they walked on the small benches. The tiny tots followed instructions properly throughout this activity as their gross motor skills were further refined along with their hand-eye coordination.

The joy of childhood was celebrated today at Satellite School for Children with teachers performing exclusively for the students. The tiny tots were thrilled to see their beloved teachers on stage and spreading the message of goodness through their act. The celebration continued as the students danced and sang with their friends and teachers.
Here’s a glimpse of our students enjoying themselves to the fullest on Children’s Day!

Little students of Playgroup (Early Child Care) enjoyed a number recognition activity. Teachers had written numbers from 1 to 6 on the floor and the children identified the numbers and jumped to them. What a fun way of revising and recognising numbers!

As the tinytots of playgroup (Early Child Care) jumped through each shape, they identified them and recalled the name. Here’s a glimpse of the children enjoying this play way method of learning about shapes and forming concepts.

What an exciting day it was for our tiny tots of Playgroup! (Early Child Care) They spent their day at school with their moms, enjoying various activities. Moms and kiddos said their prayers together, danced together, ate together and also played games with each other. Moms made lemon juice, salad and sandwiches for all the students and also engaged the little ones in CD decoration activity. It was an eventful day and we thank all the moms for taking out the time to make the day so joyous for the students.

With Diwali just round the corner, our preschool students celebrated the festivities with great pomp. In their flamboyant traditional attire, they bonded with their friends and teachers over an array of activities such as Rangoli making, diya making etc. They also chanted Shlokas and sang songs on Diwali. As Diwali holds so much excitement for our children, its importance was conveyed to the little learners by the teachers. Students were happy to learn about the 5 days of Diwali, which they were eager to share with their parents after going back home. Students of nursery presented a mini show and extended Diwali greetings to everyone. It was a joyful day for everyone and the happy students went back home with the hand made diya stand that they had made using an old CD during their craft session.

It is delightful to watch our little toddlers growing up and learning to follow instructions. Here’s a glimpse of the playgroup (Early Child Care) students hopping and jumping through the different rings and shapes . Such games are fun, improves their body balance and coordination skills.

Junior K.G Students Enjoy a Trip to CEE
Junior K.G. students enjoyed a trip to CEE ( Center for Environment Education) where they had fun walking amidst the nature, observing the variety of fish swimming the a pond, colourful birds chirping and so much greenery around. They were super excited to see the life-size exhibits of different animals. A game based on nature was arranged for the tiny tots, which they played with full enthusiasm. They also enjoyed making earthen pots on the potter’s wheel which they happily took back home. Special thanks to the volunteers of CEE who patiently explained the little ones about the importance of taking care of their environment.