A Fun Way to Teach Poetry......

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During our English session, I brought an elephant poem to life by teaching it with fun, engaging actions. Each line was paired with a gesture to help internalize the descriptive features and make learning interactive:

“The elephant goes like this and that” – We swayed from side to side.
“He’s terribly big” – We spread our arms wide.
“And he’s terribly fat” – We clasped our hands out in front.
“He has no fingers…” – We made fists.
“…and he has no toes.” – We touched our toes.
“But goodness gracious—What a nose!” – We stretched our arms up high

Totally my students enjoyed it and learned it.

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Paper Boat – An Activity Based on Poetry

Paper Boat – An Activity Based on Poetry The students of 5th standard participated in a creative classroom activity based on the poem “The Paper Boat” written by Rabindranath Tagore. To understand the poem better, students made paper boats using their own unique ideas. On this day, Mr. Vijay visited the class and observed the session. He appreciated the students’ creativity and the innovative paper boats they had made. The poem was explained in Kannada, which helped the students clearly understand its meaning. The students enjoyed the activity and showed great interest in the lesson. The session made learning joyful, creative, and meaningful.

Positive teacher and Student Relationship

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My Happy Class

My Happy Class My class is always filled with joy and positivity. The students learn with happiness, and I make sure to comfort and encourage them at every step. By creating a friendly and caring environment, I see them growing not only in studies but also in confidence. Every day, I try to make learning enjoyable through stories, activities, and games that spark curiosity. The students actively take part in discussions, help each other, and celebrate small successes together. Their smiles and eagerness to learn make the classroom a truly happy place. For me, the greatest reward is seeing my students return home each day with both knowledge and happiness in their hearts.

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