DLRC's RHYTHM
Primary
Students of Grade 1 sang the Marathi song ‘Naachre Mora’ about the rains during their language lesson. Songs are inherently memorable because of their rhythm and melody, making it easier for young children to retain vocabulary and grammatical structures. When children listen and sing along, they improve their ability to understand spoken language.
Spotlight
The Environmental Literacy and Farming (EVLF) team led the celebrations for World Environment Day on June 5th. From a fashion show with facilitators who ‘walked the talk’ with their sustainable tote bags to a demonstration on waste segregation, a skit, and film screenings, it was a packed and meaningful day. Each grade also took a pledge related to ‘refuse, reduce, reuse, and recycle’. It was inspiring to see the community’s depth of knowledge and their aspirations for a sustainable future.
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A rescue kitten who became the campus darling was adopted by our facilitator Nandita. She has named him Barfi! / Photo credit - Priyanka Deshpande
Middle
Grade 11 students created a multi-format literature circle project exploring key themes from the Charles Dickens novella A Christmas Carol, including Christmas traditions, religion and morality, life in Victorian London, the Industrial Revolution, and the role of women. The project featured a podcast, documentary, brochure, informative posters, and a real-life Christmas shop. Through creative expression and historical research, students deepened their understanding of the novella's themes and their relevance.
High
Grade 5 held their first campaign and election of the year to choose class monitors in their homeroom lesson. Guided by their homeroom facilitators, the students engaged in a transparent and fair process. The facilitators supported them every step of the way, promoting integrity and active participation throughout the experience.
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