Diwali Celebration in third grade

Learning through experience is one of the best ways to learn, and in third grade we decided to implement this method during religion classes in order to know more about the different celebrations of some religions such as Hinduism. For this reason on Wednesday class, third grade celebrated “the Diwali”, one of the most important celebrations of Hinduism which is known as the “festival of lights”; during these days, houses, shops and public places are decorated with small oil lamps, and candles. Besides, as for many Indians this five days festival honors Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, they clean their houses very well, wear new clothes and share candies and delicious dishes with their families and neighbors. So in order to represent this festival, the students wore sheets representing Hindu’s customs, they decorated their classroom with candles and lights, and shared candies and delicious plates they brought with the whole class.

JUGANDO A LOS  TRABALENGUAS 

Los estudiantes del grado segundo en clase de español tuvieron la oportunidad de crear sus propios trabalenguas a partir de la elección de una letra del abecedario. 

  

ARTE 

El arte prehistórico es el inicio de nuestro desarrollo como ser humano , ya que por medio de las ilustraciones realizadas en paredes de cavernas,orfebrería y mascaras pudimos conocer un poco del inició de nuestra era

3 Rs!

Nursery students have been working on the importance of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle in our life, having sense of belonging and responsibility with our planet

ABC’S

In order to learn the ABC’s, Nursery kids built a textured poster with each letter of the alphabet…  Learning with art is a fact!