Our 7th and 8th graders started learning weaving, the textile art in which two distinct sets of yarns or threads – called the warp and weft , interlaced with each other at right angles to form a fabric or cloth, Weaving is a fun activity that helps to develop a child’s fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, concentration and problem-solving skills.
Through this activity students felt the radiance of love, of presence, of individual yet intangible spirit brought into tangible form.
During the Fable Block, Grade II teachers and students embarked on a journey through fables that captured emotions in sublime moments.This block provided ample opportunities for students to enhance their grammar, storytelling, and comprehension skills while practicing cursive writing. Through engaging stories, students learned valuable
Grade VI recently organized a bazaar as part of Business Math’s to enhance their bargaining and selling skills.This activity boosted confidence, taught profit-and-loss concepts, and fostered entrepreneurship.Later, they visited Devnar School for the Blind, donating the bazaar proceeds to sponsor a few children’s education. They
During the Grade VII Human Physiology block, students studied human systems, hygiene, and health. On International Yoga Day, June 21st, teachers and Grade 11 students led a yoga session with breathing exercises and asanas, emphasizing their mental and physical health benefits.The project involved research and
At Prerana Waldorf School, children are joyfully engaging in the art of form drawing. It enhances their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, penmanship, and space perception. The practice requires concentration and precision, engaging senses such as vision, movement, balance, and touch. It also involves flexible
