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Story telling competition increase children’s willingness to communicate thoughts and feelings, increase verbal proficiency, encourage use of imagination and creativity. So Tell a Fairy Tale competition was organised for our young minds on 20th of September. It opens up the vivid imaginations that runs wild in children and it also builds confidence and enhances speaking skills.
The young vibrant storytellers came forth with wonderful fairy tales. While some stories provided food for thought, some reinforced moral values and some were humorous.
The stories were adjudged on the basis of memory, diction, properties and presentation skills of the children.
Dr Shamna Begum, Research Supervisor, DiYES International School, Parassala was the judge for the competition. Our students actively participated in the competition, judge was impressed by the performance of our buddies. Photos and videos were recorded to make the day a memorable one.

As teachers, we all know how important it is to introduce early learners to 2D shapes. These foundational shapes set the stage for understanding more complex geometric concepts in the future. But merely teaching shapes through worksheets and flash cards can quickly become dull and unengaging for young children. That’s why today, we’ll explore a variety of fun and creative 2D shape activities for kinderworld students that will enhance learning experiences while keeping students actively involved. From shape recognition games to outdoor shape exploration, these activities will inspire our students to have a blast while learning about shapes.
A great way to teach two-dimensional shapes to little learners is to introduce and look at the different shapes of real life objects. When students can make a connection and identify shape attributes of items all around them, they are more likely to master shape identification.
The Kinderworld School of Jesus School for Excellence celebrated “Triangle Day” on Wednesday, 18th September 2024 in a very interesting way.
On that day all our buddies came with triangular object, the class was decorated with different triangle shaped objects. The teacher introduced triangle shape by showing different triangular objects.
Triangle Day was indeed a fun-filled day for our little buddies!! They learnt the shape with fun.Photos were taken to make the day a memorable one.

“The earth laughs in flowers.”
A flower is a special kind of plant part. Flowers are also called the bloom or blossom of a plant. The flower grows on a stalk – a thin node – which supports it. Flowers have petals. Inside the part of the flower that has petals are the parts which produce pollen and seeds. There are different varities of flowers.
Our little buds celebrated Flowers day on 13th September, 2024. All our buddies came with different varieties of flowers. The flowers were segregated and arranged as per the type. The kinderworld stage was decorated with flowers.
Children were encouraged to touch, feel and smell the flowers. Our teachers explained the facts like name and colour about the flower. Our young minds explored different varieties of flowers and enjoyed the day. The block was colourful and filled with fragrance of different flowers. Photos were taken to make the day a memorable one.

“Unity in diversity marks the celebration of Orange day”.
Toddlers in Orange radiated warmth and happiness, combining the physical energy and stimulation of red with the cheerfulness of yellow.
The children of Kinderworld of Jesus School for Excellence, celebrated Orange day on 11th of September with a sole objective to acquaint the little ones with the concept of the secondary colour and objects related to it. The children were exposed to a series of creative activities to help them understand the positive impact of orange.
The teachers and children were both in a harmonious shades of orange colour. The children enjoyed a lot and it was indeed a pleasure to witness little ones dressed up in orange bubbling with energy and fascination.
The activity helped in reinforcing the concept of orange colour and creating a cognitive link between visual clues and words among the learners. Children came with orange object, those objects were decorated on the stage and photos were taken to make the day a memorable one.
Many of our buddy’s lunch boxes were filled with Carrot rice, Carrot fry and Kesary ( a sweet ). All our buddies enjoyed the day.

Our school celebrated Sports Day on September 6 with great enthusiasm. The finals for all sports events were held, followed by the prize distribution ceremony. The Yellow Team emerged as the overall champions, winning the overall trophy. The Dakshin Sahodaya competition prizes were presented by the chief guest, Inspector of Vallioor, Mr.Pachaiammal.
The event also featured an impressive parade, a well-coordinated drill, and engaging performances in yoga, silambam, and karate, highlighting the students’ diverse talents. The day was a celebration of sportsmanship and cultural pride..

Our school celebrated Onam and Teachers’ Day with great enthusiasm and cultural pride. Students arrived in traditional Onam attire, adding a festive charm to the occasion. The celebration began with a delicious Onam Sadhya (special lunch) provided to all students, giving everyone a taste of Kerala’s rich culinary tradition.
Following the lunch, a special Teachers’ Day program was organized to honor our educators. All the preparations and arrangements were expertly handled by the Grade XI students, whose dedication made the event a memorable and joyous experience for both teachers and students.

As the nation inches closer to celebrating its Independence Day, one of the best ways to express our patriotism and gratitude is to remember the historic day. On August13,2024 Junior School celebrated “Our Flag Day”. The design of the Flag Day was constructed by students using rangoli colour and salt.In the national flag of India, the top band is of Saffron colour, indicating the strength and courage of the country was traced by grade three students. The white middle band indicates peace and truth was traced by grade one students. Grade four students traced flagpole brown colour and the Navy-blue color of the Ashoka Chakra placed in the center of the white strip which is a depiction of the Dharma Chakra represents the color of sky and ocean, the universal truth. The last band is green in colour shows the fertility, growth and auspiciousness of the land was traced by grade two students.On this Independence Day, let’s honour the courage of our forefathers and strive to build a better India together.