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How Children Learn from Shapes and Objects in Daily Life
Have you ever wondered how children perceive the world around them? How do they make sense of the shapes and objects they encounter every day? And, How can we tap into the world of shapes hidden within our daily surroundings and help the children understand and identify them?
In the Let's Start Art session in May, we conducted art sessions on "Shapes and their Usage", where children shared their understanding of various shapes and objects they see in their daily lives. -
The Joys of Summer: Children's Love for Sun and the Wind
As the days get longer and the temperature rises, children eagerly await the arrival of summer. With school breaks, less structured routines and longer daylight hours, summer is a time when children have more time to explore and be creative. The feeling of freedom during summer creates cherished memories for children that they often carry throughout their lives. -
From Screen to Field: How Sports Movies Inspire Children to Pursue Their Dreams
"I have never played Hockey, but I have seen people playing Hockey on TV. There is a movie on Hockey, Chak De India. I saw girls playing Hockey in this movie. I play badminton and carrom with my friends. I want to become a teacher when I grow up." Mona told our art instructor Moni. Mona is a class 4th student at Government Primary School, Sivpurva, Varanasi. -
Forest and Life
We 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. -
My Best Friend
A 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
A 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
Children 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.