Animal habitat and Clues for animals around school.Class1

During our habitat observation around the school, learners discovered that habitats provide animals with food and shelter. Rocks, dead leaves, and damp places were used by snails, slugs for hiding , feeding,holes making space for animal homes.Earthworm under the soil was seen by  digging the soil.

 Learners heard bird songs, saw flying insects, and noticed leaves that had been eaten. Animal droppings, including bird lime, gave clues about animal activity. 

Learners carefully used their eyes, ears to observe small insects and animals in the soil. They handled animals gently and washed their hands with soap and water after the activity.

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Role play frog Activity in class 1A

Class 1 learner's participated in an engaging and fun-filled role play activity on frogs. The children came dressed in colorful headgears and used creative props, making the activity lively and enjoyable. Learner's shared interesting facts about frogs, such as their habitat and diet.

The activity not only enhanced their speaking skills but also boosted their confidence and creativity. It was a delightful learning experience where students learned while having fun.

Exploring Plant Diversity and Building an Insect Hotel class 1A

Students participated in a nature walk to the school’s herbal garden, where they observed a variety of trees and plants growing in different conditions—such as shady areas, along footpaths, and even in wall cracks. They carefully noted how plants adapt to these diverse environments. During the activity, students also collected small sticks and natural materials, which will be used to create an insect hotel, helping them understand the importance of supporting biodiversity.