HandsOn Learning for Kids

Women Special : Captivating Kaziranga
Carpe Diem takes you to explore the wild side of Assam! Come discover Kaziranga National Park, the only place in India to see the one-horned rhino. As you drive through this UNESCO World Heritage site you will witness the greatest conservation success story in Asia. Located in the lap of the Brahmaputra floodplains, Kaziranga teems with a rich tapestry of life and has panoramic views. Experience Assamese culture - sample its culinary delights, watch weavers create magic with their looms, shop for local handcrafts and textiles. Be prepared to be captivated by a unique and unexplored part of the country.

Dates :
Batch 1 : 7th February to 10th February 2024
Batch 2 : 27th February to 1st March 2024

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Women Special : Little Rann of Kutch
Carpe Diem takes you to explore the Little Rann of Kutch - the land of the surreal salty desert, temples and stepwells. Experience this fascinating terrain with desert safaris in open jeeps, see an animal you will see nowhere else - the Asiatic wild ass, spot breeding migratory birds like Flamingos, demoiselle cranes & much more. Whether it is admiring the delicate carvings at Rani ka Vav, visiting salt pans to see salt being made or learning a craft from the local tribeswomen – be prepared to be surrounded by Rann’s magical embrace!

Dates :
Batch 1 : 27th November to 30th November 2023
Batch 2 : 12th December to 15th December 2023

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Making of Modern India
India is hailed as a leader on the world stage, both politically and economically, however at the same time is beset by third-world problems. This contradiction is rooted in events that went into the making of Modern India. The arrival of the Europeans, the 200 years of British rule, the freedom struggle – all have left their mark on today’s India. After independence, the way the British dominion with 500 princely came together to form independent India and the devastating partition, had a lasting effect. Even as the fledgling new democracy took steps to begin consolidating its territory and drafting a Constitution - the events affected India. This interactive and fun workshop will explore the fascinating story of the making of modern India.
Ages: 9 to 14 years
Date: 12th June to 16th June 2023
Time : 11.00am to 12.30pm
Medium : Online session
To register call : 9810703890

Understanding the World Today : Season 2
How have Islamist militant groups gained strength in Africa? What has led to the spurt in book banning in the US? Why is the political pendulum shifting in Latin America? Who was Mahsa Amini and why are there protests in response to her death? Kids will find answers to these questions - or the myriad others posed by the news every day - through the Season 2 of this special workshop. Insightful information and interactive discussions will help them make sense of the changing world around them. Research shows that an exposure to current events helps children develop a global perspective.
Ages: 9 to 14 years
Date: 5th June to 9th June 2023
Time : 11.00am to 12.30pm
Medium : Online session
To register call : 9810703890

Unsolved! Mysteries of the World
Have aliens visited the Earth? What is the Curse of Tutankhamun? What happened to Subhash Chandra Bose? Who was really the first man to climb Mt Everest? What is the mystery behind Nostradamus? Who drew the large drawings on the desert floors in Peru? Children will have fun as they discover these and many more unsolved mysteries, strange sightings, mysterious events, and spooky disappearances.
Ages: 9 to 14 years
Date: 29th May to 2nd June 2023
Time : 11.00am to 12.30pm
Medium : Online session
To register call : 9810703890