17 Oct 2017 | 2 min Read
Kuhoo Gupta (The K Junction)
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The story of Diwali has been an integral part of most of our growing up years. Waking up early in the morning for a round of crackers, the traditional ‘ubtan’ bath, gobbling up all those sweets and savouries for breakfast, lunch and dinner!
But the story of Diwali has a special place in my heart. And I decided to recreate it for and with my son! We had a lot of fun building the story and learnt some fine and gross motor skills along the way, not to forget culture and mythology awareness.
So, here’s presenting the story of Diwali in 6 frames!
Skills developed: Gross Motor. Building. Fine Motor. Culture. Mythology
Skills developed: Gross Motor. Building. Fine Motor. Culture. Mythology
Skills developed: Gross motor. Balancing. Building. Fine motor. Culture. Mythology
Skills developed: Gross motor. Fine motor.
Skills developed: Gross motor. Balancing. Building. Fine motor. Culture. Mythology
Values: Victory of good over evil
In this kind of an exercise, the child is involved in the story at so many levels. The story is etched in the child’s memory as an experience rather than just a story.
How did you enjoy this story of Diwali? Let me know in comments and a Happy Diwali to you!
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