PONGAL POSTER

THINGS REQUIRED :

Magazines
Glue

STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED :

1.Draw the pongal picture .
2.Glue coloured papers to it.

PLACE VALUE PINWHEEL - ART INTEGRATED MATH PROJECT

Art Integrated Math Projects are real fun loving activity. We designed this Place Value Pinwheel for my son's math project.

MATERIALS REQUIRED:

Any plastic lid or a thin based thermocol sheet 

Card board sheet

A4 paper

Colour pens

Tooth pick

Pompom balls

STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED:

1. Draw three circles of different sizes to mark hundreds, tens and ones place.

2. Divide each circle in 10 equal parts and number it in hundreds, tens and ones.

3. Glue the circles to a thin cardboard sheets.

4. Take a lid or thermocol sheet, pierce a hole in the centre and insert a tooth pick with a pompom ball behind to hold it firmly. Slowly insert the three circles in order and fix other pompom ball to hold in position. Place a pointer in the top edge of the lid. For any number like 540,600 etc. Roll and place the number under the pointer. Place Value Pinwheel is ready.

Thursday Trees Love #100

Sharing these beautiful trees, standing up with leaves in autumn for Thursday Trees at Parul's Place. Lovely to see them with a ray of sunshine after a week long rainy days.

 

DIY - Christmas Decor

MATERIALS REQUIRED: 

Felt sheets

Glue

Colourful Beads

STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED:

1) Cut out shape of flower for a simple flower.

2) Glue them. Allow it to dry.

3) Decorate it with beads.

THURSDAY TREES LOVE

 

' MERRY CHRISTMAS' ......love this tree in the drive way. Sending this for Thursday Tree love @ Parul's Space.

Thursday Tree Love- Christmas trees

 

Lane of Christmas trees getting ready for the celebration , right in front of my college. Waiting for the lockdown to get over, to watch these trees sparkle with colourful lightings.

Sharing it for Thursday Tree love at Parul's space.

COVID POSTER

COVID has a positive and negative impact on us. With all the negative influences of this pandemic, it ended up in bringing more positives in the limelight. Starting from the lockdown at home, family time has increased a lot more with better understandings, strengthened the sibiling bondings, realisation and recognition of only the essential need for life. Life can be still happier, with less social contacts and less expenditure.

It inculcated few good habits of taking freshly prepared homefood, eating food at proper time with the family, have their food on their own without any wastages, cleaning them up properly at regular intervals, understsood the importance of being clean and tidy with healthy food habits.

Today, I am sharing a Covid poster done by my younger one , the first activity for the school, a part of the initiative drive by the school for parents/carers/ students visiting the school, to keep themselves reminded of the current scenario and help schools to function normally during this pandemic.

 

Let's all hope for the better to happen in saving lives and flatten the new curve.