IUSS Shah Faisal Campus

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Grade 3
Filtration process activity
Objectives
1. Development of concepts like soluble and insoluble substances, forming a mixture, filtering a mixture, residue and filterate
2. Critical thinking of students would be enhanced
3. Students get scientific perspective of observing things

On the blessed night of Shab e Baraat, May your heart be filled with peace, your soul with forgiveness, and your path illuminated with blessings.

In observance of the auspicious occasion of Shab e Baraat, we are pleased to announce that the 26th of February 2024 will be observed as a holiday for all students. Regular classes will resume on Tuesday 27th February 2024.

Let us stand together, amplify voices, and take action for a more inclusive and equitable world.
Ensure you are continually contributing to raising awareness in this matter. ✨

Prepositions play a crucial role in communication, aiding in conveying relationships between objects, people, and locations. In real life, understanding and using prepositions correctly offers several benefits.

*Grade 1*

*Sandwich making activity*

Making sandwiches with Students allows them to explore numeracy skills such as quantity, shape, size, amount as well as feel, smell and taste of food. Processes such as slicing vegetables, grating cheese, spreading butter and cutting bread involve and develop fine and gross motor skills.

This task helps children to learn about building a balanced meal and helps them develop sequencing skills. Sequencing is an important part of a child's development as it helps them to complete more complex tasks and understand routines.

*Grade 5*
*Presentation*
*Planets*
Students explore the Solar System! Students demonstrated an understanding of the solar system by making a 3D model.

Observed,compared and recorded the physical characteristics of different planets of the solar system.

Paper cutting activities for toddlers offer several benefits:

1. **Fine motor skills development:** Cutting paper helps toddlers develop their hand-eye coordination and strengthen the muscles in their hands and fingers, which are essential for tasks like writing and tying shoelaces later on.

2. **Spatial awareness:** Learning to manipulate scissors to cut along lines or shapes helps toddlers understand spatial relationships and develop their spatial awareness.

3. **Creativity and expression:** Cutting paper allows toddlers to explore their creativity by creating unique shapes, patterns, and artwork. It's a form of self-expression and can boost their confidence as they see the results of their efforts.

4. **Cognitive development:** Planning and executing cuts require cognitive skills such as problem-solving, decision-making, and concentration, all of which are important for overall cognitive development.

5. **Language development:** As toddlers engage in paper cutting activities, they may talk about what they're doing, name the shapes they create, or describe their artwork, which helps enhance their language skills.

Overall, paper cutting activities provide a fun and engaging way for toddlers to learn and grow across various developmental domains.