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At our Montessori, learning is always hands-on and joyful!
Our nursery students recently participated in an engaging color pattern activity. The children were given a sequence of colours to follow, and their task was to pick the right colour balls and place them in the same order as the pattern described.

Through this playful exercise, our little learners:

Concentrated on observing and following instructions carefully.

Identified and matched colours with confidence.

Thought logically while arranging the balls step by step.

Developed a sense of order and sequencing.

Our middle school students from Grades 6 to 9 brought learning to life through innovative model-making activities that blended creativity with academics. Each grade explored a different concept, showcasing their knowledge, imagination, and presentation skills.
Purpose of These Activities :-
• Strengthen understanding of core grammar concepts and futuristic ideas.
• Connect academics with real-life usage and imagination.
• Build clarity, creativity, confidence, and communication skills.
• Blend hands-on learning with innovative thinking.
Learning Outcomes :-
By the end of these activities, students:
• Gained clearer understanding of grammar concepts (Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives) and innovative ideas for education.
• Improved their expression, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
• Experienced how art, imagination, and technology can enrich learning.
• Displayed confidence in presenting knowledge through colorful, attractive, and meaningful models.
This way, all four grades are presented together under a common theme of “Blending Creativity with Academics”.

Names of students :
Grade 6 Nouns model : Ishan Gour, Naksh Choudhary, and Vardaan Awasthi
Grade 7 Pronouns model : Yogita Sahu, Geetanshi Chouhan, Aarvi Trivedi, and Kavya Jain
Grade 8 Adjectives model : Hitanshi Jain and Sudhanshu Kumar Dohare
Grade 9 Future School Model : Bhavika Sisodiya and Virat Kumrawat

Today, our young scientists enjoyed a fun activity on soluble and insoluble substances. The teacher demonstrated how some materials like sugar and salt easily dissolve in water, while others like sand and chalk powder do not. Students observed the changes, discussed their findings, and eagerly shared examples from daily life.

The simple hands-on experiment not only made the concept clear but also sparked curiosity about how different substances behave in water. It was a joyful blend of learning and discovery, making science both exciting and easy to understand!

At our Montessori, we believe every child is an explorer and creator. To nurture this spirit, our children recently enjoyed the “Complete the Drawing” activity.

Each child received half of a picture—like a sun, flower, or aeroplane—and was asked to finish it. What amazed us was their imagination: a half sun became a ball, an aeroplane turned into a rainbow, and many more delightful surprises emerged.

The purpose of this activity was not just drawing, but to:

Encourage creative thinking beyond set patterns.

Strengthen visual perception and observation.

Build confidence and individuality.

Develop focus and problem-solving skills.

By the end, the classroom was filled not just with drawings, but with joy, laughter, and unique ideas. It was a true reminder of the Montessori belief that when children are given freedom, they create wonders.

As part of their learning, our KG-1 children were given the choice to pick a topic on people who contribute to our nation, our homes, and our lives. With this thought, Ms. Anaya Gadgil chose to make an Army Base Camp Model with her parents.

Her parents took great interest in the project, working closely with Anaya through collaboration,
coordination, and creativity. Together, they planned, shared ideas, and built watch towers, tanks,
helipads, bunkers, and soldiers on duty.

While making the model at home, Anaya learned the value of teamwork, discipline, patience, and
imagination. She also developed fine motor skills while cutting, pasting, and arranging different parts.

Most importantly, she experienced the joy of working hand-in-hand with her parents, turning the
project into a memory of learning and bonding.

This effort became not just a model, but a loving tribute to the Indian Army and a lesson in respect forthose who protect us.

To make learning interactive and joyful, our students recently took part in a Rainwater Cycle Puzzle Activity connected to their English chapter.

In this activity, students were given puzzle pieces representing different stages of the rainwater cycle such as evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. They had to arrange these parts in the correct order using their knowledge and teamwork.

It was inspiring to watch how enthusiastically the children collaborated, discussed, and solved the puzzle. The activity not only reinforced their understanding of the rainwater cycle but also developed their problem-solving skills, teamwork, and curiosity.

Such engaging classroom moments show that learning becomes more meaningful when it is hands-on and fun.

21 June 2021 –

“Music & Meditation means addition – addition of energy, strength and beauty to body, mind and soul.”

Yoga is about creating a life that brings more beauty and more love into the world. Yoga introduces you to a way of rediscovering yourself A sense of completeness gets in tune with life! Yoga is the gateway of happiness that body needs in daily life!

On the same day World Music Day or Fête de la Musique is an annual celebration that take s place on June 21 to honour amateur and professional musicians alike. On this day amateur and professional musicians are encouraged to showcase their work.

#Performing Art
#Gurus
#Gharans
#Legends_Ustaads
#Spreads_Happiness
#Indian_Classical
#Soul_Of_Life
#Immense_Peace
#fitness
#health
#yogaathome
#yogaeveryday
#asana
#nature
#yogaforlife
#wellness
#healthylifestyle

20 June 2021 –

“The Quality of a father can be seen in the goals dreams and aspirations he sets not only for himself , but also his family.”

Father’s Day is celebrated worldwide to recognize the contribution that fathers and father figures make in the lives of their children. This day celebrates fatherhood and male parenting. A father is a role model, guide, superhero, friend, and protector who stands by his children at all moments. They are the one who teaches us the right value of life and picks us up when we fall and give us the strength to fight again. A father’s sacrifice for us can never be expressed in words. Hence, to acknowledge this precious and unconditional bond, every year Father’s Day is celebrated.

#Unconditional_Love
#Special_Man
#Role_Model
#Father
#Dad #Papa
#Super_Hero

14 June 2021 –

‘Life is in blood, donate blood – give life”

By donating blood, you are not only saving someone else’s life but also keeping your health right. There have been many pieces of research that have revealed that by donating blood, you remain physically and mentally healthy. That is why World Blood Donor Day is celebrated every year on 14 June on the birthday of Karl Landsteiner, who discovered various blood groups, so that people get aware of donating blood. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, despite limited mobility and other challenges, blood donors in many countries have continued to donate blood and plasma to patients who need transfusion. This extraordinary effort during a time of unprecedented crisis highlights the crucial role of well-organized, committed volunteers, non-remunerated blood donors in ensuring a safe and sufficient blood supply during normal and emergency times. This day is also used to thank donors for their service and determination to save lives and make the world a better place.

#life-saving gift
#Safe Blood Saves Lives

12 June 2021 –

“There’s no reason there is no excuse, child labour is child abuse.”

World Day Against Child Labour aims to focus on the global extent of child labor and the action and efforts needed to eliminate it. Each year on 12 June, the World Day against child labour brings together governments, employers and workers’ organizations, civil societies , as well as millions of people from around the world come together to highlight the plight of child laborers and to come up with possible solutions. The day provides an opportunity and urges the need to generate an environment for children to grow and live a dignified life and also to fight against child labour throughout the world.

“2021 Action Pledges: We must act now!”