Yellow- the colour sun light, commonly represents abundance and is often associated with children. A yellow smiley day was observed in school for students of Playgroup (Early Child Care). The little cherubs came dressed in yellow clothes and were excited to enter their classrooms that were decorated with yellow smileys and accessories. There were yellow colouring banana worksheets, hit the smiley game and smiley takeaway for the children. Observing such dedicated colour days in schools strengthens the children’s recognition skills in a playful manner.

Nursery Students visit the Iskcon Temple Our Nursery students visited the Iskcon temple where they chanted shlokas and said prayers to take blessings of the deities. It was a very blissful experience for the little ones. See them enjoying their outing in the pictures below.

In the P.L.E. ( Practical Life Exercises) classes, our students enjoy various activities that enhance their hand-eye coordination. Recently, a pairing activity was arranged for the Nursery students during which the little ones paired the similar object from assorted colourful items. Look at our tiny tots enjoying the activity

Birds fly, but we don’t. Why? The little ones of Playgroup (Early Child Care) dramatized flapping of wings just like the birds . This was a good way to reinforce the concept of flying mechanism in birds. Check out the tiny tots engrossed in flap your wings activity.

Our students of Playgroup (Early Child Care) had a great time during their visit to Hind Super market. They walked through the different sections of the store and observed the range of items available, and other features of Hind supermarket. Some children got the first hand experience of buying items off the shelf and also, paid for the same. At the end of this exciting experience, students gave a ‘Thank You’ card to the store manager for his kind cooperation during the visit.

Sink and float is one of the most popular and fun concepts of science that pre-schoolers love to explore. Our Senior K.G. students enjoyed a hands-on experiment on float and sink. Children experimented with objects like a piece of wood, a stone, plastic straw, twig, paper etc. which were put into a tub of water. Students got an idea about the varying weight, size and materials that they are made of. They observed keenly and noted the ones that floated and the ones that sank. This was an enjoyable activity which helped our students get a better clarity on this intrinsic property of all materials around us.

To strengthen the ideals of peace and establish the fact that ‘peace is its own reward’ , World Peace day was celebrated at Satellite School for Children yesterday. All the students and teachers came dressed in white -the colour that signifies peace. Through prayers, stories and visual cues, peace was maintained in the school campus and its importance was reinstated among our little learners.

After our Playgroup (Early Child Care) students were introduced to the different shapes, teachers organized a special game for them to help the little ones get more clarity on shapes. Teachers kept the circles and squares in place and students had to hop and jump through these shapes. It was such a fun way of learning and strengthening the knowledge of shapes.

Satellite School for Children believes that in maintaining communal harmony and respect, it is very important for children to understand about the different religions and the culture. Junior K.G. students were recently taken to Gurudwara Gobindham to expose them to Sikhism.The tiny tots were very excited about this new experience. They followed the procedure and accordingly covered their heads, washed their hands and feet before entering the Gurudwara. They paid their due respect to the holy book –‘Guru Granth Sahib’ , said a small prayer and also relished ‘Kada Prasad’ . Students were also taken to the ‘langar hall’ and the community kitchen where food is cooked and served without any discrimination.

Every child is an artist at heart. To help our Senior K.G. students give their imagination a definite shape and exhibit their creative skills, a drawing activity was organized for them today. Each child was extremely excited to draw their ‘ Favourite Toy’ ( theme for the activity) and then discuss about it with their friends and teachers. The Senior K.G. classrooms were filled with colourful drawings of different toys and our enthusiastic, chirping little students. What a happy day it was!