Multiplication-Bindi Activity
Multiplication is a repeated form of addition. To reinforce the concept of multiplication a Bindi activity was conducted in the math lab for class II. In this simple interesting activity they learnt how to find the product with the help of vertical and horizontal lines by counting the number of intersecting points, and sticking bindis on those points. They tried this method with different numbers by drawing horizontal and vertical lines. This made their learning fun filled. They were also excited to learn another way of finding product without the help of multiplication tables.

Flying high –Reaching out to the sky
Class II Kannada students were all geared up and excited to take part in their class activity on Kite flying. Children were asked to bring the kites well in advance and on the day of activity, we took them to the ground and kept all the kites ready and with the help of Hemanth Bhaiya and Sharath sir children flew the kites. Children were excited to see the kites flying high. Children explained how kites go high up in the air and later in the class the poem "Gaalipata" was explained relating it to the kite flying activity.

Role Play
Students of Class 2 were all ready and set to take part in their most favourite activity – Role play. The role play was based on the lesson ’Counting the Camels’. Students enjoyed the narration of the lesson and were brimming with ideas to put up their best in the form of role play. They were divided into different groups and were given a stipulated time to plan their performance. After an enthusiastic discussion they were finally ready to put their show.
As their group names were called out they presented the story in a spectacular way and that showed the meticulous planning they had done which avoided chaos and confusion. It was a moment of pride to watch them perform with zeal. The students had also got creative properties which had a lot of detailing and the best thing about it was, it was completely prepared by them. The activity ended with showers of applause and left the students embracing the fun moment. It was indeed an opportunity to discover their strengths.

Food Pyramid
The concept of food pyramid is an important part for understanding health and nutrition. The activity helped students to understand what food pyramid is, how it works, and how they can apply knowledge in their daily life.
A group activity was conducted for students of class II on the topic ‘Food Pyramid’. Students were divided into groups. They made a collage and spoke in detail about the topic. This enabled the students to work as a team and enhance their confidence.
The knowledge about the food groups and the type of food they need to eat is a lesson that students will carry with them for the rest of their lives.

Adventure Hunt
Outdoor activities are a great opportunity for children to get some fresh air and help to work out on fine motor skills and gross motor skills. Adventure hunt is an outdoor activity for children to identify the letter 'a'. Children of KGI were taken to the play area and were explained that they have to hunt for the letter 'a' which was hidden in the sand pit. Once the student finds the letter 'a' the student steps forward and hands it over to the teacher. The task was to say the sound of the letter and name an object related to letter 'a.' These activities are also a great way to encourage teamwork and help children to master key skills. It was super fun!