Universal Children's Day

1.Make 3 triangles out of white card paper and round the edges.

2.Children may draw and color features of the face with different emotions on each of the card.

3.Provide Oval shaped color card paper and help fold it half to resemble a boat

4.Make 3 equidistant slits on the folded side.

Now insert the triangular kids cards on each slit.

5.Next cut out small pairs of oars from brown paper.

6.Paste them on the triangle and it looks like children are rowing the boat.

7.Let the craft stand on the open side and it can be rocked back and forth.

1. Spatial awareness: They understand spatial relationships and visualize the TV's shape.

2. Creativity and imagination:

Kids express creativity through design

1. Cutting and pasting:

Children

practice fine motor skills while cutting and assembling popsicle sticks.

2. Hand-eye coordination:

They develop hand-eye coordination while manipulating sticks and glue.

1. Measurement:

They understand basic measurement concepts (e.g., length, width).

Art and Craft Skills:

1. Material exploration:

Children learn about different materials (e.g., popsicle sticks, glue, paper).

2. Texture exploration:

Kids explore different textures (e.g., wood, paper, glue).