Indus Valley International School celebrated Red Colour Day with its pre-primary students, filling the day with vibrant activities and joyful learning. The young students arrived dressed in various shades of red, creating a lively and colorful atmosphere throughout the school.
The celebration began with a fun-filled assembly where teachers introduced the significance of the color red through engaging stories and songs. The children learned about the different objects and elements in nature that are red, such as apples, roses, and ladybugs, fostering their observational skills and expanding their vocabulary.
Classroom activities included red-themed art and craft projects, where children created beautiful artwork using red paint, paper, and other craft materials. To enhance their sensory experience, students enjoyed a special red-themed snack time with treats like strawberries and watermelon reinforcing the color red deliciously and memorably.
Red Colour Day at Indus Valley International School was a delightful and educational event, helping pre-primary students recognize and appreciate the color red through a variety of engaging and creative activities. The celebration not only made learning fun but also encouraged social interaction and teamwork among the young learners.
