MAPS Foundational Wing

''A celebration of love, faith, and the birth of divine joy."

Janmashtami , a festival celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna, was celebrated with great enthusiasm at MAPS.The students learned about the significance of Janmashtami followed by a video and immersed themselves in various activities like Matki decoration, created exquisite Mukuts.Students of class 2 added an adorable touch to the celebration by dressing up as a Little Krishnas and Radhas. Their vibrant attire and enthusiasm brought the spirit of the festival to life. Overall ,The Janmashtami celebration was a delightful blend of understanding of this important cultural festival among the students.

"Celebrating the birth of divine love and wisdom." 🌟🕉️

With this thought a special assembly was conducted on Janmashtami to mark the birth of the Lord Krishna and spread awareness about the significance of Janmashtami followed by a video. The students celebrated the occasion by singing and dancing with great joy. A mesmerizing traditional dance was performed by our little stars. Everyone enjoyed the assembly.

A Love between a brother and a sister is one of the deepest and noblest of human emotions'
With this thought our foundational wing students performed a special assembly on Raksha Bandhan. The assembly commenced with invoking the blessings of God through a prayer. Our Little stars explained the significance of the festival and performed a colourful traditional dance. The Foundational Wing coordinator , Ms Pooja Gaur emphasized on strengthening the bond between a sister and brother. The essence of Raksha Bandhan was further conveyed by a beautiful poem .
Everyone enjoyed the assembly.

'Rakhi is a thread that binds two souls in a bond of joy forever'

Raksha Bandhan is a festival that embodies the essence of love, protection, and unity. The main objective behind celebrating ‘Raksha Bandhan’ to make the children aware of the virtuous bond of love between a brother and a sister which is one of the deepest bond of all human emotions. Students of foundational wing celebrated the festival with great enthusiasm, engaged in a variety of activities like card making for their sibling, wrote messages for soldiers and made 3D rakhi which highlighted the essence of the festival.

'Bridging Earth and Moon, One Discovery at a Time'

Chandrayaan-3 is an Indian lunar exploration mission developed by ISRO. It's designed to explore the Moon's surface and gather scientific data.Through crafted Chandrayaan-3, our Foundational Wing students launched into a universe of knowledge and imagination. Our agarsainains showed their boundless creativity and dedication. They turned simple craft material into stunning lunar master peices. They depicted its structure, components, and its journey to the Moon. It was an engaging way to learn about space exploration.
Proud to be an Indian, Jai Hind🇮🇳

The "Give Me Five" day 6 activity for class 1 students focused on active body listening and creativity. Participants engaged in guided activities, focusing on eye, ear, mouth, body, upright, and hand positions. This activity promoted engagement, active listening, and creative thinking.

As part of the valuable learning experiences that are provided to children,MAPS conducted an excursion to Mother Dairy for students of Pre school. The students were taken to Mother dairy , which enabled them to have a personal experience and enjoyed watching and learning a daily monetary transactions .Students were taught about purchasing items , buying vegetables, fruits, paying bill etc. The visit provided experiential learning to the students and helped them in identifying different vegetables and fruits. Knowledge and fun were the ingredients of the day.

Students of grade 2 had a wonderful time celebrating a lemonade activity. They learned all about lemons and how to make lemonade. Lemonade activity was a fantastic hands-on learning that taught the children about lemons, teamwork and they became self dependent and gained confidence.

'The more difficult is victory , the greater the happiness in winning '
Physical fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body, it is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity. MAPS conducted a 'Pyramid Race ' for Pre primers where the students took part with great enthusiasm and zeal .The young stars ran towards the glasses and made a pyramid with the help of glasses and reached back to the starting point . It helped the children in enhancing their balancing skills, teamwork and eye hand coordination.

Small but mighty: Discover the power of millets."
With the aim to create awareness and increase production & consumption of millets, United Nations, at the behest of the Government of India, declared 2023 the International Year Of Millets. To commemorate the same the students of MAPS got involved in various activities related to the topic International Year of Millets like dedicating one complete day for food and poster making of Millets. The children brought various variety of food made with millets and shared it with their friends.

“ Good manners open the door that best education can not, so always follow good manners and be a good child ”
The assembly began with the National song, prayer, OM chanting, golden silence and National Anthem. It was followed by the thought of the day and news. Every child was given an opportunity and the platform to display his or her talent and present their assembly. They recited poem in English encouraging others to follow good habits. Each of them was well supported by banners and props. Class teacher interacted with students and motivated them to follow good manners and live a healthy and happy life.. The assembly was concluded by a beautiful dance performance on the theme. The students were very enthusiastic while performing on the stage. Assembly was well synchronized and gave a message that: If we want to achieve good health and well being then we must make good manners and good habits a part of our lives.

DROP EVERYTHING AND READ" day 6 activity was designed to inspire Class 1 students to read. Students selected books, discussed favorite characters, and shared ideas.