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Forest and Life
by Avantika ChaurasiaWe conduct Let's Start Art sessions to create a holistic and inclusive approach towards education through art-integrated learning in Government Primary Schools. Art-integrated learning follows the experiential education approach, which emphasizes 'learning by doing.'The second set of Let's Start Art sessions were conducted on the theme "Jungle aur Jeevan", derived from a chapter in the Environmental Studies syllabus of children from Government Primary Schools of Varanasi. Approximately 700 students from 20 schools attended these art sessions. -
Early to bed, Early to rise
by Avantika ChaurasiaChildren don't have to be artistic but should be encouraged towards expression and creativity. Through our Let's Start Art session, we blend art with the other concepts of the curriculum. Art-integrated learning follows the experiential approach of education, which emphasizes 'learning by doing.' it engages children's minds, helps them better understand the topic, and leads to the holistic development of children.
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My Best Friend
by Avantika ChaurasiaA special bond with their peers is one of the many factors that help children feel welcome and fosters social and emotional development. Also, learning the importance of Friendship at this tender age is beneficial to build the foundation of their personality.
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Don't waste food: Mural at a Government Primary School in Varanasi
by Avantika ChaurasiaA little inspiration and understanding of the importance of food can go a long way. It is essential to teach children the value of food and why not to waste it. This will make them understand where the food comes from and how much effort goes into producing every morsel. -
What I love about My School
by Avantika ChaurasiaChildren are innately curious beings. They tend to ask a lot of questions! But as adults, we lose sight of this innate curiosity as we get swamped with our work and responsibilities. -
My Favourite Season
by Avantika ChaurasiaIncluding the arts makes other subjects more enjoyable, improving learning and increasing attendance. Through our Let's Start Art sessions, we aim to achieve this.
In the second set of Let's Start Art in September, we asked students to read a chapter named "My Favourite Season" and share their memories and experiences with us through their drawings.
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Bapu in the Drawings of Children
by Avantika ChaurasiaThe topic of the art sessions conducted in September was “Mahatma Gandhi”. The art sessions introduced them to the inspiring stories from the life of Mahatma Gandhi. Since, students knew little about him and his life, they were very curious while listening to the many stories of bapu. After listening to the stories about him, they were able to envision the kind of person he was, his teachings and habits and that’s what they have depicted in their drawings.
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Be Clean and Healthy
by Avantika ChaurasiaIn the second set of Let's Start Art sessions in the month of August, we asked students to read a chapter named "Be Clean and Healthy" from their textbook and share their experiences and discuss their understanding of hygiene and cleanliness with us.
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Inroduction to Indian Folk Art: How to make Gond Paintings
by Avantika ChaurasiaGond art, in an almost literal sense, is the translation of these songs into images of good fortune. Apart from depicting the Indian Tribal Life, Gond Art also serves as art therapy.
If you are interested in exploring a new form of indigenous art learn how to make exotic Gond paintings with us on Udemy.
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Learn to Make a Sohrai Painting - Part 2 | A demo | Shuruart
by Avantika ChaurasiaThis video is a demo of making a Sohrai Painting. With our artist Hitesh Chaudhary you'll get a peek into the colour schemes, motifs, and composition of a Sohrai Painting.
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FROM THE WALLS OF SARAI MOHANA
by Sana SabahSarai Mohana is a village in Varanasi. It’s not very far from the main city, yet the stark contrast between the urban and the rural is quite evident. Rajkumar, a professional artist from Sarai Mohana is trying to paint his village on the world map. The small bridge that connects Sarai Mohana to the city of Varanasi is very symbolic of Rajkumar’s efforts. The walls of Sarai Mohana are covered by some world-class murals. And though Rajkumar is the one who comes up with the concept, the surprising element is that the murals are made by the locals. -
Drawing Copy of Mayank from Govt. Primary School, Orderly Bazaar
by Sneha RoyMayank is a student of class- 3rd at Govt. Primary School, Orderly Bazaar. He's a silent student in class but his work reflects his observation. Not just the stories, but also the diagrams from the science book, he confidently draws all these in his drawing book and this has definitely made learning easier for him.
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Forest and Life
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Early to bed, Early to rise
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My Best Friend
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Don't waste food: Mural at a Government Primary School in Varanasi
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What I love about My School
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My Favourite Season
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Bapu in the Drawings of Children
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Be Clean and Healthy
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Inroduction to Indian Folk Art: How to make Gond Paintings
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Learn to Make a Sohrai Painting - Part 2 | A demo | Shuruart
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FROM THE WALLS OF SARAI MOHANA
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Drawing Copy of Mayank from Govt. Primary School, Orderly Bazaar