Teach for a Lunch:
Please visit us on a saturday. You can bring your family too. You can engage a class- be it a topic from syllabus or out-of-syllabus. Bring your puzzles/games/skills.
Have lunch with us and return in the afternoon. Or just come to our school to meet our enthusiastic children. They slide down from the library after taking a book to read. They walk barefoot on the courtyard cow dung (gobar) flooring - antibacterial and a natural insect repellent. Our students draw kolams on this floor in different geometric patterns that they learned in their Mathematics class. Did you know the kolams were put in front of the house to keep the ants at the door step?
Have lunch with us and return in the afternoon. Or just come to our school to meet our enthusiastic children. They slide down from the library after taking a book to read. They walk barefoot on the courtyard cow dung (gobar) flooring - antibacterial and a natural insect repellent. Our students draw kolams on this floor in different geometric patterns that they learned in their Mathematics class. Did you know the kolams were put in front of the house to keep the ants at the door step?
A rocking amphi-theater with a honge tree at the center. A 'play-station' loaded with sports and recreation. Mouth-watering nutrition meals. It would be nice for your kids to know what they have in plenty and what they are deprived of :-)
http://brahmi.org - see more details on the website. About the name, school is named after Hanuman's mother. Channa Raju and his wife Uma started this school to provide education to the girls in this area - so that at least they can postpone the eventuality of child marriage (15 or 16 they get married off).
http://brahmi.org - see more details on the website. About the name, school is named after Hanuman's mother. Channa Raju and his wife Uma started this school to provide education to the girls in this area - so that at least they can postpone the eventuality of child marriage (15 or 16 they get married off).
At Anjana Vidyakendra, we use methods from Arvind Gupta, Sudarshan Kanna, Khan Academy and Teachers of India - more suitable for rural children who may not have access to projector and digital classes. We make toys from scrap materials. We play games with left hand. We made puzzles out of food packages.
See the pictures: https://plus.google.com/ 101149651204061760649#photos/ 101149651204061760649/albums/ 5979154604236780289
We have a science exhibition in February saturday and with that we wind up from Anjana for this academic year.
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