…through Grade 3….August newsletter

What‘s new in August

Fancy dress competition ( on healthy food)– Grade 1 and 2

English recitation

Malayalam recitation

English story telling

Malayalam Story telling

Grade 3 A and B assembly

In August In Grade 3

English Annie’s Ant Adventure Writing a Fantasy story

Science Features of birdsCreepy crawly animals

Social Neighbourhood and schoolPlaces that help us

Maths Multiplication tables 1- 10Multiplication Using column methodIntroduction to division

Malayalam Thayyathinatha – nadan pattuBirbaliente nyaayam

Hindi Lesson 14 – poem Numbers 1-25Lesson 10 (learn from pictures )

Arabic Unit 2 –I and my family

Value education

Muslim – With the guest and Study tour Non Muslim- Loving nature, Sharing

Important dates in AugustDate Event

3rd August Assembly on health is wealth

3rd August Fancy dress - healthy food

5th August Malayalam recitation Gr 1 and 2

10th August Malayalam story telling Grade 1 and 2

15th August Independence day celebration

17th August Assembly " Ye Mera India"

17th August Mapilla pattu competition Grade 1 and 2

25th August English recitation competition grade 1 and 2

27th August GK- Month end quiz

31st August English Story telling competition

Leaders on ruling………

Class leaders

Discipline leaders….

Spoken English leaders

Library leaders

Book leaders

Humble reminders to parents…..

- Work books and class work book are being sent on regular intervals for revision on every 2nd and 4th Friday. Kindly send it back on next Monday

- Kindly go through your child's diary everyday without fail even if there may not be nothing new.

- The circulars sent might be in the form of print out or online message to your mail id. Do check every day.

Activities Last Month…

Handwriting Competition First midterm exam Arabic Assembly

Activities Last Month…Commemorating Moon’s day Tribute to APJ Abdul Kalam

Arabic Week CelebrationMonthly GK Quiz

Lets refresh our memories of last month curriculum activities.

Activities in class

Quality time with kidsSpending quality time with our children is extremely important for their

development and happiness.1. One-on-one time: Alone time with your child is best when you are doing

something you both enjoy.2. Integrate Together Time into Your Daily Schedule3. Phantom Time: Don’t have a moment to spare until about 3 a.m.? You

can still let your children know that you care. Write notes and drop them into their lunch boxes.

4. Break time: Everyone is busy. Some parents are busier than others. Slide in a “break time” so that you and your children can spend 15 minutes or a half hour together. Set a timer if you need to so that everyone knows when “break time” starts and finishes. Wake your child up 15 minutes early so that you can spend a little extra time doing something fun in the morning.

Spending time with your children provides them with opportunities to learn and to be heard. Most of all, it provides you and your children with time to connect.