TODDLERS’ TIMESThe Michaelite e-Newsletter

October-December 2019 Volume1: Issue 4

A glimpse of Mini Rajasthan, its customs and traditions

Enjoyed the

Puppet Show

Had fun going on a Tonga ride.

PICNIC TO DOMUS RESORT MARREDPALLY BRANCH

rain dance disco time.

Sim and Sam's Party and Play town, is a fun loving area where every child was given an opportunity to participate, play and explore

on their own!

PICNIC TO

SuchitraBranch

Play is not a luxury. Play is a necessity.

Children are treated “special” by everyone.

Children‟s Day was introduced to celebrate our children as they are our nation‟s future.

On this occasion games and competitions were held.

DANCE COMPETITION

Every child has a special talent. The children were encouraged

to take part in extra curricular activities so that they could

enhance their talents.

Passion for musicMartial arts

The purpose of conducting this competition was not only to blend learning with fun but also develop

confidence in children by giving them an opportunity to get on to the stage and

speak. Children came dressed in colourful costumes.

Play is also learning for the child, and children benefit cognitively, physically, socially, and emotionally through dress-up play.

Imitating their favourite Cartoon Characters

Shaping a potato into a porcupine

LONG FINGERS with fork and straw

FOOTSIE Picking up marbles with toes

The main purpose of this activity was to ignite the student‟s imagination, creativity and celebrate the Festival of Lights. The

students displayed their creativity by colouring and decorating the Diyas .

Diya Painting

Children depicting the

scene of Rama, Sitaand Laxmana‟s

departure from Ayodhya.

Diwali is celebrated to glorify the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and

knowledge over ignorance.

BOMALA KOLUVU

Children of ALWAL BRANCH recreated the scene of Jesus‟ Birth and how Mary and Joseph were visited by the Shepherds and Wise Men.

Let‟s dance, sing and cheer for Christmas as it comes

only once a year..

Jeremy Playing drums to the song

“Mary did you know”.

Christmas is incomplete without

Santa………

Christmas is the time to love, share and care.

Children celebrated the birth of Jesus by dancing and singing carols.

MARREDPALLY

Christmas bells are ringing and children's voice singing and feet dancing to welcome the birth of our King.

We had a Super Duper Christmas this year.Spreading cheer everywhere.

Letter recognition through activities is important because it enables beginner readers to figure out how printed text is associated with the spoken language; children are also exposed to

learning the sounds of each letter.

Introducing numbers through activities help

children in understanding the

pattern and in counting.

Learning is most effective when multiple sensory systems are involved. By incorporating fine and gross motor skills into the curriculum it not only develops a strong foundation for learning but also targets a range of learners to help with the 'learning stick‟.

Tracing helps child practice the skills

necessary for writing.

Tracing with finger dipped in

water.

Tracing with slate pencil.

Learning shapes helps children identify and organize visual information.

Picking up, moving and twisting the

pieces of a puzzle, helps children to develop finger strength and hand-eye coordination.

Hands on activities to learn numbers.

FUN GAMES TO IMPROVE BALANCE.

Balance is essential for children to learn how to

walk and develop other physical skills.

Reading helps children to develop language and listening skills and prepares them to understand the written word. ...

Lets read words ending with „ock‟ and „uck‟.

Balancing on one leg

Pouring colouredwater within the shape. Eye /hand

coordination,

Recap of Number names and making bundles of tens.