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The pre- school students participated actively, they made badges with a slogan of ‘Satyamev Jayate’ and a symbol for Mahatma Gandhi – A Dove headgear with paper squashing , and on the last day the tiny tots were dressed as National Leaders in a fancy dress competition.  
 
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K.G.

FANCY DRESS

• LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• Confidence building
• Ability to enact the character being role-played
• Clarity in speech
• Pronunciations  and fluency while speaking the line

• OUTCOMES ACHIEVED
• Children learnt various aspects of Gandhiji’s life. It helped them gather knowledge about our freedom movement and many national leaders associated with the struggle.

• Children spoke confidently. Most of them could face the audience during the enactment with confidence. Pronunciation was clear and they spoke in simple and structural sentences

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CLASS I

The week 29/9 to 1/10 was celebrated as Peace week. The children were told about Mahatma Gandhi and his principles of Peace, Non Violence and Truth .

To mark the occasion the children made book marks and decorated them. One child from each section was traditionally dressed in white and held a charkha in hand. They spoke about Gandhi ji and his ideals.

CLASS - II
The teachers discussed the principles and writings of Mahatma Gandhi.  The significance of the ‘Charkha’ (spinning wheel) was told to them as they beautifully coloured the picture of it. The students  were also amazed to know that the charkha symbolized the actions and beliefs of Mahatma Gandhi.

The Students of Class II  made craft on peace and unity, in which they wrote the names of their friends and family whom they always want to live with, in love and harmony.

CLASS - III
On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, our school celebrated peace week from 29Sept to 2Oct 09.
Various activities were planned all across the school that included a peace march and a cultural program as its main features. Class III carried out a collage making activity.

DATE-30 SEPTEMBER 2009

DESCRIPTION-The students were divided into groups. They were given cut-outs of peace symbols like doves, joined hands, white flowers etc. The students used their imagination and pasted the symbols beautifully. The charts were then displayed on a bulletin board.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES-To enable the students to understand why peace week was celebrated.

CLASS – IV
CLASS – IV – A
K.R.M. World School G.K.II, celebrated Peace Day on the eve of the Mahatma’s birthday. Class IV A put in their share of ideas by designing and making “Peace Ribbons” using multi coloured  satin ribbons. They expressed their creative skills by modifying and adding slogans, symbols like the dove and the peace symbol to these arrays of rainbow bands which were woven into patterns and made into roses and different shapes. This activity helped their young minds to share, co-operate and work harmoniously forgetting differences of caste, colour, creed.Each extended a helping hand and went to help the slower children to finish the task of creating the Peace ribbons. As a Class Teacher, it was indeed a joy and fulfilling experience to see them fulfill in their own small way the ideals of the Father of the Nation. The class had imbibed and learnt yet another life skill –the value of peace, love
and brotherhood. A small step to making a peaceful Global village!
                                               
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CLASS IV –B

On the occasion of Peace Day which was celebrated at the KR Mangalam World School, the students of Class IV –B participated enthusiastically in “Peace Lamp” making activity. All the students of the class displayed their creativity and talent by putting on show colorful lamps reflecting the need for peaceful and cordial coexistence among various cultures and nations all around.

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CLASS IV –C

On the occasion of Peace Day which was celebrated at the KR Mangalam World School, the students of Class IV –C participated enthusiastically in “Peace Hand’ making activity. All the students of the class displayed their creativity and talent by putting on neatly traced hand cut out with a picture of dove in the peace means to them, how can there be peace etc. Then these hands were displayed in the class.
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CLASS IV – D

 Peace Day was celebrated on 30th September 2009 in our school K.R.M. in the form of class activities. Different classes performed different activities like collage making, peace symbols etc.

Peace Day activity for class IV-D was to make peace doves which could be hung in the classroom or reception. Children of class IV-D made beautiful doves out of paper. The body was stiff paper and the wings were made by thinner paper. Instructions were given to the children on board and they followed it very well and decorated the doves with markers and glitters. They secured the body of dove with clear tape and also joined the ends of the tail feather together making it fan shaped. They also inserted a string to the body of the dove for hanging it.

It was an interesting activity and the class enjoyed it very much. 

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CLASS IV – E

Students drew peace symbols on paper plates and decorated them beautifully. It was a learning experience as the students also shared their thoughts on peace.
Picture of Peace Symbols

Class IV- F

In order to celebrate Peace Day, a class room activity was organized in class IV-F where children were encouraged to prepare “Peace Doves”. They were asked to get the cut outs of “Doves”, which they were further instructed to decorate using materials like buttons, pencil shavings , cloth, mirrors, sparkle, colored papers etc. After preparation by each kid, it was collaged together. Further, the kids were explained the importance of “Peace Day” and they were also encouraged to express their thoughts.

In all, it was a fun filled activity and a great learning experience.

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Class – V

K.R. Mangalam World School celebrated a ‘Peace-week’ to mark the occasion of ‘Gandhi Jayanti.’  On the 30th of September, 2009, the students of class V took part in a collage chart making activity in which they portrayed their ideas and opinions on peace.  The class was divided into groups of 4 students each and within 1 ½ hr they beautifully penned their thoughts and views.  Gandhiji’s efforts in maintaining peace were highlighted.  The children drew acts of terrorism and violence in black and grey contrasting them with white and green promoting peace and harmony.  One of the groups also highlighted the cruelties of the British rule against the simplicity of Gandhian principles.

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