On Saturday, 15th November, students from Classes 4 to 8 took part in a fun and interactive Science Activity Day. The aim of the program was to help students learn science by doing simple hands-on activities.
Students enjoyed making windmills using paper and other easy materials. They were excited to see their windmills spin, and it helped them understand how wind energy works.
Another activity was the paper cup walkie-talkie, where students used thread and cups to make a simple device for talking to each other. They were surprised to see how sound travels through the thread.
Students also made lung models to learn how we breathe. Using balloons and bottles, they saw how lungs expand and shrink when we inhale and exhale. This made the topic of breathing much clearer for them.
All the activities were easy to do, enjoyable, and helped the students understand science in a better way. It was a wonderful hands-on learning experience, and the children participated with great interest and enthusiasm.
