Lakkshya International School

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Lakkshya International School Lakkshya International School is a Co-Educational English Medium School @ Indore. It is open for classes from KG level to class 4th at present and would have...

Explain the kids the difference between good & bad citizenship with the following traits:

Traits of good citizenship:
• Being a good neighbor by caring about others.
• Sharing your time and skills to the community to make it better, cleaner and safer.
• Conserving resources by practicing the three R's: Reduce. Re-use. Recycle.
• Staying informed on issues and voicing your opinions by voting.

Traits of bad citizenship:
• Looking out only for yourself.
• Littering and wasting resources.
• Leaving all political matters to the so-called "experts."

Met the prominent dignitaries on our Advisory Board yet?

Children learn from example. You can be a positive role-model for citizenship by doing the following:

• Show concern for the success and safety of others.
• Use non-judgmental language that does not offend or demean.
• Do the right thing, especially when it is difficult.
• Do the right thing, even when no one is looking.
• Take responsibility for your actions.
• Reflect on how your actions affect the welfare of others.

Are your Children Listening?

How often do your children don't listen, or if they do listen, they never hear exactly what was said? Active listening seems to be a lost art. Long gone are the days when families gathered around the radio to tune in a popular program. But radio can still be a helpful tool for teaching children how to listen, even though it has taken a backseat to the visual stimulation that TV, movie and computer screens offer.

On your next family road trip, put a storybook tape or CD on. When you stop to rest or refuel, ask your children about the story they just heard and have them recall as many details as possible. Praise their learning skills. Treat them to a special reward if they recall specific details. Keep the game fun and look for other opportunities to teach active listening skills.

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Checked out our campus and facilities yet? Call 9826378000 to talk to our counselors or arrange for a campus visit!

A funny and entertaining read with plenty of pictures, Alvin Ho will develop interest for books and reading in your kids. Suggested Age: 6 years to 9 years