NATIONAL LEADERS

The National Leaders theme was created in various Firstep Preschools with great enthusiasm. Children came dressed up in various National Leaders attire.

Firstep Divine Providence Preschool, Nallasopara (E)

  Firstep Mother Mary's Preschool, Bhayandar (E)

Firstep Mother Mary's Preschool, Nallasopara (E)

Table Manners

Table manners are more than about proper eating. It’s about being kind and considerate to others. Children need coaching and remainders on table manners throughout their childhood. It is best to give positive reinforcement.

We at Firstep wish to inculcate this healthy habit in children right from the beginning. The following points were discussed with the children during their lunch break, with a class demo. Washing hands before eating is most important. Other aspects:

1.     Eating with a fork. 

2.   Place your napkin on your lap. 

3.     Chew with mouth closed.

4.     Sit up straight in your chair. 

5.   Do not shovel…. Eat slow.

6.   Do not put your elbows on the table. 

7.   Do not talk with food in your mouth. 

8.   Don’t chew the food with noise. 

9.     Always say thank you for your meal.

Children enjoyed and felt a sense of achievement.


   Firstep Divine Providence Preschool, Nallasopara (E)

Firstep Mother Mary's Preschool, Nallasopara (W)

Firstep Mother Mary's Preschool, Nallasopara (E)

Kite Making Activity

Kite making activity was held in various Firstep Preschool from which they learnt paper sticking, collage making and kite making. Students enjoyed by making the kite.

                                                               

Firstep Divine Providence, Nallasopara (E) 

Firstep Mother Mary's, Nallasopara (W) 

Firstep Divine Providence Preschool, Nallasopara (E)

Firstep Mother Mary's Preschool, Nallasopara (W)

        Firstep Mother Mary's Preschool, Nallasopara (E)

The Concept near & far was introduced to the students of Jr. K.G by showing the objects which are near and far.

The topic Mall was introduced to the Sr. K.G students by creating a Mall in the corner of the classroom. Teacher explained that a Mall is a large, often enclosed shopping complex containing various stores, businesses, and restaurants usually accessible by common passageways.