April month inter house activity

 Ayurveda, i.e Science of life is the holistic approach of well-being and longevity. Ayurveda says, your health starts from your kitchen. Let your kitchen be your pharmacy. We have powerful and wonderful herbs and plants growing in our garden and used in our kitchen. Actually, Nature heals us. We just need to connect us to nature and natural resource.

Students of class 5 actively participated in an inter house April month activity conducted on 28 April 2023 under the guidance of Ms Niharika. All the students worked in groups to prepare home remedies using spices and herbs. 

Each house prepared a home remedy and shared healing properties of kitchen herbs and spices, preparation method, recipes for diseases like stomach infection, eyes puffiness, sun stroke , hairfall etc.

They made all of us aware of home remedies which can be used to treat common problems and generally make use of natural ingredients, which are readily available in every household.

Round off activity- class 3

An activity of rounding off number cards to nearest 10 or 100 was conducted in class 3 to build up the concept of rounding off . Students were given number cards and were asked to round off that number either nearest to 10 or 100. All of them actively participated and learnt in play way method.

 

Dodge ball - multiples activity class V

 Dodge the ball activity was conducted in class V on 24 April 2023 to recapitulate the concept of multiples . Students were given number cards, they passed the ball to each other by looking at the numbers that formed a set of multiples of the number given by the teacher. They enjoyed and participated enthusiastically .

Visit to Gurudwara

 DAV Public School, Pushpanjali Enclave Cambridge Wing organised a trip to Gurudwara , Pushpanjali Enclave for the students of class IV - V on 26 April 2023 to inculcate moral values. Around 45 students, along with teachers Ms Tanya and Ms Anju visited the holy place.The main purpose of the visit was to accustom the students to start praying at an early age, seek blessings of the Almighty and acquaint them with the significance of these holy places. All the kids washed their hands and feet before climbing the stairs. Students visited Gurudwara Sahib with covered heads, joined hands and bowed down with respect in front of reversed Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. They all knelt down to take the blessings of God and ate 'Prashaad' after the visit. They relished the unique taste of the prasad. This visit made the young children understand that they should respect all religions of our country.