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Thursday, November 23, 2017

Introduction of number 9


Engine,engine number nine,
Running on the Chicago line
See it sparkle, see it shine,
Engine, engine number nine
The little Wittians of Nursery class at Witty International School, Udaipur were introduced to number 9 with the help of flash card, object card and number buddy.

They enjoyed making cookies by placing nine gems on Marie biscuits. They also enjoyed the yummy taste of the cookies. With this little toddlers understood the concept of number 9. A loop and a line make a number 9.






FIELD TRIP TO BIKE SHOWROOM BY NURSERY SECTION (2017-18) AT WITTY WORLD, BANGUR NAGAR


There is a blue bike on the road,
tra la la la la
We Children like to ride on it.
Hahahaha...
There is a red bike on the road,
Tra la la la la
We children like to ride on it,
Ha ha ha ha ha.

 On 20th November, 2017 children of Witty World Nursery section visited ‘Royal Enfield’ bike showroom.  Children had a wonderful experience, on the field –trip to the Bike Showroom which was an activity for the theme of the month, ‘transport’.  Where they saw different types of bikes. Children enjoyed sharing and gaining information related to safety rules and Bike accessories. They had great fun being there. In all it was a learning experience for our little Wittians!!


Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Debate Competition for Grade-5 organized at Witty International School, Udaipur




All television is educational television. The question is : What is teaching?
Television certainly has much to offer and without doubt is a great innovation, but when it comes to relying on it, whether to be informed or entertained, it can certainly affect people negatively. These days life does not imitate art, it imitates television.
Therefore, to know what our young Wittians think about it, an intra  class debate competition on the topic watching T.V hampers the mental and physical growth of students was organized in which students of Grade-V put forward their views in against or for the motion. There was a huge participation of parents also in the audience. On judgment seat, we had Dhruv Sharma, Chanchal Sharma and Yesha Shukla.
Swastik Banthia and Yaamoli Vyas (Grade-V A) stood on 1st position, Purvaansh Ranka (Grade-V A) secured 2nd Position, Kavya Lohiya (Grade-V A) secured 3rd position. From Grade-V B Shriyadita Ranka secured 1st Position, Krishna Shah stood on 2nd Position and Shaurya Ranawat got 3rd position.







"A dream becomes a goal when action is taken towards its achievement"



"High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation"



Success dosen't come to you, You go to it



Tuesday, November 21, 2017

An edutainment event "Make In India" held at WIS, Atun Road, Bhilwara (18.11.17 and 19.11.17)













At Witty International, the focus has always been on the child being an active learner rather than being a mere passive observe. The curricular is based on supporting the child’s need to explore, and hence emphasizes on creating a rich and stimulating environment in which the child is free to play, learn and discover. In keeping with this philosophy of, “DISCOVERY WITH ACTION”, WITTY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL hosted a unique EDUTAINMENT event on the 18th and 19th of November, 2017 in keeping with this academic year’s theme “Make In India”.
The event was envisaged as a magical, child-appealing, integrated version of India where children could get a firsthand experience of the various aspects of living in India and getting to know about its varied culture. Parents and family too were a part of their child’s exploratory learning and enjoyed the experience of watching children play the now redundant game like lagori, hop scotch, tyre rolling and a host of other fun games, gorge on some yummy desi food items, buy some wonderful Make In India handicraft products at the Witty stalls and get completely mesmerized by the lovely states of India created in each of the classrooms respectively. The décor of the respective classrooms was in tandem with the respective state’s culture, food, tradition, musical taste, famous tourist places of interest as well as their specially in terms of products exported globally. The walls were adorned with beautiful artwork done by the little Witty students. The teachers dressed up as natives of the state added to the authenticity of the experience.
The event enabled the children to travel from Kashmir to Kerala, click a picture with a Shikhara in Kashmir, pluck tea leaves in Assam and shake a leg to the groovy Bhangra beats in Punjab. The entrance plaza area in the school hosted a lively ramp walk with the theme of “Make In India” which had the parents and the little ones proudly sashaying the ramp in various ethnic Indian wear. The school’s Block- B had the crowd pulling on their dancing shoes to dance to various Indian folk songs.
The highlight of the event was an interesting puppet show, tattoo corner and magic show.

Apart from inculcating a fierce national pride in young children, the event was aimed at creating in them awareness about our subcontinent with its diversity of food, culture, tradition, clothes, music and art. Activities galore, fun unlimited and learning for life……..that’s what the children took home from this wonderful initiative!!! 

Little Toddlers were introduced to Shapes....


A triangle has three sides
Up the mountain, down and back
A rectangle has four sides, four sides
two are short and two are long
A square is like a box
It has four equal sides
A circle has no sides
It’s outside edges never end
On 20th November, 2017 little Wittians of Nursery at Witty International School, Udaipur participated in a shape parade activity.

The little toddlers came to school wearing a placard depicting a shape. They also brought objects with different types of shapes along with them. The class was decorated with different shapes flash cards and objects. With this they understood how many types of shapes we have in our surrounding. It was a fun-filled day for them.










 

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