Greenwood International kindergarten

17/07/2026

Our KG students happily celebrated their Term-End Party with fun games, music, dancing, and tasty snacks. The celebration encouraged friendship, sharing, and teamwork while creating joyful memories. It was wonderful to see the children smiling and enjoying the special day together.

12/07/2026

25/06/2026

Our KG 1 students enjoyed a vegetable printing activity using lady finger (okra) on a watermelon worksheet. They dipped the lady finger pieces in red and green paint and created beautiful prints to complete the watermelon picture. The activity helped develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, color recognition, and creativity while making learning fun and engaging.

25/06/2026

Our KG2 students enthusiastically participated in a Tall and Short Building Craft activity. Each child created a tall building and a short building in their drawing book using colourful square and triangle paper cutouts. The children carefully pasted the shapes and compared the heights of the buildings while learning the concepts of tall and short. This hands-on activity helped develop fine motor skills, shape recognition, visual discrimination, and understanding of measurement concepts. It was wonderful to see the children proudly showcase their creative work and learning.

17/06/2026

Our KG2 students enthusiastically participated in a fun Jellyfish Number Craft activity. Each child created a colourful jellyfish by pasting ten paper strips as tentacles and writing the numbers 1 to 10 on the body of the jellyfish. The children carefully counted, pasted, and wrote the numbers in sequence with great excitement. This engaging activity helped develop fine motor skills, number recognition, counting skills, and hand-eye coordination. It was delightful to see the children proudly display their creative jellyfish crafts.

17/06/2026

Our KG 1 students had an exciting and educational Traffic Signal Activity where they learned the importance of road safety and traffic rules through hands-on play. The children became little drivers using handmade vehicle props and a road track while observing the traffic lights. They practiced stopping at the red light, slowing down at the yellow light, and moving forward on the green light. This fun-filled activity helped develop listening skills, concentration, turn-taking, and awareness of basic traffic rules, making learning both meaningful and enjoyable.

17/06/2026

Our KG 1 children enjoyed a fun and creative Kite Craft Activity by making colourful kites using simple paper shapes. They identified the square and triangle shapes, pasted them together, and decorated their kites with happy faces. This activity enhanced their fine motor skills, creativity, shape recognition, and hand-eye coordination. The children participated with great enthusiasm and proudly displayed their cheerful kite creations, making learning both enjoyable and meaningful.

17/06/2026

The KG1 and KG2 teachers delighted the children with an engaging enactment of the classic story The Monkey and the Cap Seller. Through colourful costumes, creative props, and expressive acting, the teachers brought the story to life as the mischievous monkeys copied the cap seller’s actions and took his caps. The children watched with excitement, laughter, and enthusiasm, while learning valuable lessons about observation, problem-solving, and presence of mind. The activity made storytelling interactive, enjoyable, and memorable, enhancing the students’ listening and comprehension skills.

04/06/2026

Our KG 1 students participated in a fun and engaging Ball transferring activity* where they used a spoon to pick up colourful balls from a bowl of water and carefully placed them into compartments of a tray. This activity helped develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, concentration, and balance. The children practiced controlling their hand movements while transferring the balls without dropping them, which strengthened their finger muscles and improved their focus. The colourful materials and water play made the learning experience enjoyable, encouraging active participation and confidence in completing the task independently.

04/06/2026

Our KG2 students enjoyed making an adorable Paper Plate Bunny. Each child decorated a paper plate with ears, eyes, nose, and whiskers to create a bunny face. The activity sparked creativity as students stuck, drew, and pasted with enthusiasm. It helped develop fine motor skills, colour recognition, and hand-eye coordination. It was heartwarming to see their happy faces.