Suresh garu, to be part of the School's republic day activity sounds good. However, I think you might want to think of activities and not competetions. Why not think of some activity which will involve everyone without judging, at least in the first few interactions?
I could suggest one: You could give a white paper to each student and ask them to draw / write something. Then you could put all the papers together and that would be a "scrap book" which will remain with them. Turning the pages of that scrap book on any day would take them back to some good memories. You could even add to it by including some pictures of celebrations that you may take. You could make one scrap book per class. Does it sound doable? best wishes, lalitha. --- suresh adina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > I vote for going to Mehdipatnam schools and > participating in their > > celebrations. Could someone check what their > program is and confirm that > > they would be okay with us joining them. 8 AM > would be a good time since it > > is getting hot quite quickly after that (hard to > believe it only January). > > > > > As part of our visit, we can always conduct some > activities/contests like > drawing, singing etc, poetry, etc. more ideas needed > obviously. We can also > give prizes for those activities. I suggest we also > take some sweets for the > children which they will very much enjoy. I am not > sure of the number of > students, but I am willing to sponsor part of this. > > Please publish the plan by Thursday afternoon so > that we can all plan for > it. I would certainly like to be part of it. > > Suresh Adina > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time with the Yahoo! Search movie showtime shortcut. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/shortcuts/#news
