Hi Friends,
Thank you all for your valuable suggestions. We will take your suggestions as guidelines and proceed. I feel giving small gifts in the competitions will improve children’s competitive spirit. Anil garu, it is really good idea to gift them seedlings and ask them to plant and take care. We will try to implement it. Before that we need to plant seeds into their minds saying importance of trees. We are in the process of that by taking regular classes regarding. One more reason is all the children in the school are from nearby slum. I have visited the slum two weeks back and I find no place to plant the trees, and even there is no place in school premises also. Santosh Garu, essay writing would be useful for 8th or 9th class students on Science topics. I agree with you. We are conducting essay writing for 5th class children on general topics. I have already given the two topics to the teachers (Nagaraju Garu and one Nandi foundation volunteer), to prepare the children accordingly. Given topics are 1. About INDIA (Which includes importance of 15th August) 2. about Uses of Trees (Environment). My intention behind these topics is these are the topics each and every child should aware. Prasanthi garu, Regarding story writing and story telling, it is good one to improve children’s creativity and these types of competitions will definitely cultivate the reading habit. We will do that. While listing all the games, we have already sorted story telling and story writing along with essay writing. Since we have very less time (only 2 weekends) to conduct all the competitions for all the classes, some games are removed. Anyways we will plan for that if time permits. Thanks & Regards, Shilpa Pagadala, TMAD- Hyderabad. On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 7:26 PM, Prasanthi Uppalapati < [email protected]> wrote: > > > Anil's suggestion is good. I agree. We can consider all the options and can > proceed further based on the consensus. > > I feel that we can consider giving first or second prize as it will develop > competitive spirit in them. > > The ultimate purpose is lifting the spirit of the children. > > On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 7:23 PM, Prasanthi Uppalapati < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi Shilpa, >> >> I suggest that we give gifts only. Gifts motivate them to perform better. >> >> How about story writing? Asking tthem to write stories. This way we can >> get to know their creativity and also their standard in Telugu. >> >> We can ask them to narrate stories. New games. >> >> We gave them so many books and let us ask them to read those books and >> conduct story telling on those books. That way they will cultivate >> the reading habit. >> >> >> >> >> On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 6:45 PM, Shilpa Pagadala < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> >>> >>> Hi Friends, >>> >>> Please give your suggestions on 15th August celebrations at our >>> Mehdipatnam School. >>> We are planning to conduct some competitions and games to the children on >>> coming two weekends. >>> We have sorted out the following games. >>> 1. Essay writing (for 4th and 5th classes) >>> 2. 2 Memory Games (for 3rd and 4th classes, which tests their >>> memory power). >>> 3. Musical chairs (For all classes) >>> 4. Running (for all classes) >>> 5. Lemon n spoon (for 2nd and 3rd classes) >>> 6. Writing numbers (1-100) and letters (A-Z) (for 1st class). >>> And we thought of giving some gifts (like GK books, geometry boxes, >>> writing pads, crayons, small boxes filling with pencils, erasers and >>> sharpeners etc...) to winners. Myself, Satya Krishna and Naveen discussed >>> regarding this. Naveen expressed his views as “giving gifts are like raising >>> expectations, we should always avoid such type of things”. And he suggested >>> to give some mementos. >>> Please share your views and suggestions. And lets come to a decision on >>> this and proceed further. >>> >>> Thanks & Regards, >>> Shilpa Pagadala >>> TMAD-Hyderabad. >>> >>> >> >> >> -- >> Thank you. >> >> with regards, >> PRASANTHI. >> http://groups.google.com/group/birdsofsamefeathers >> http://prasanthi.wordpress.com >> ---- >> When you want something, the whole universe conspires in helping you to >> achieve it. >> > > > > -- > Thank you. > > with regards, > PRASANTHI. > http://groups.google.com/group/birdsofsamefeathers > http://prasanthi.wordpress.com > ---- > When you want something, the whole universe conspires in helping you to > achieve it. > > >
