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CMP Initlatives

CMP Initiatives (Class I to V) of the Vidyalaya
(Updated as on ____2/01/10__________ the last working day of the month).

SNO	INITIATIVE	CLASS AND SUBJECT	LEARNING OBJECTIVE INITIALLY ENVISAGED	LEARNING OBJECTIVE REALISED OR NOT	NAME OF THE TEACHER INCHARGE

1	SIMILAR HALVES	III MATHS	I) OBSERVATION	CHILDREN WERE ABLE TO OBSERVE THE FIGURE AND DIVIDE INTO SIMILAR HALVES BY DOTTED LINE	MRS. SANGEETA
			II) DIVIDING BY DOTTED LINE INTO SIMILAR HALVES	THEY HAD DRAWN OTHER ALPHABETS WHICH HAVE SIMILAR HALVES
			III) DRAWING HALF PART OF ALPHABET, SHAPES , RANGOLI, MASK	FIND NEW WORDS WHICH CAN BE WRITTEN AS SIMILAR HALVES
			IV) MAKING WORDS WHICH HAVE SIMILAR HALVES	USED THE CONCEPT OF SIMILAR HALVES IN MAKING MASK
			V) MAKING MASK USING THE CONCEPT OF SIMILAR HALF


2	DEVELOPING INTEREST AND HABIT IN TEXT BOOK READING	II ENGLISH	DAILY READING 5 MINUTES BEFORE STARTING THE CLASS	TO MAKE THE CHILDREN SELF LEARNER	MRS. RUPALI YADAV PRT
			5 SENTENCES DAILY READ BY WHOLE CLASS	TO MAKE FEW STUDENTS TO SEE THE WORDS PROPERLY
			EACH WORD REPEATED BY EACH AND EVERY CHILD	TO MAKE THEM UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF BOOK READING


3	HALVES AND QUARTERS	IV MATHS	STUDENT WILL LEARN ABOUT FRACTIONS		MRS.ARCHANA SHRIVASTAVA PRT
			STUDENT WILL KNOW ABOUT FRACTIONS MEANS EQUAL PARTS OF WHOLE
			STUDENTS WILL DIVIDE A WHOLE INTO 4 EQUAL PARTS

CMP Initlatives Shift II

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SESSION 2009 – 10
COMMON MINIMUM PROGRAMME
K.V. No. 1, INDORE, 2ND SHIFT

EXCERSION

An excursion to various places of educational importance was organized by the Principal Mr. S.P. John in the month of March 2008. Children escorted by the Head Mistress, Ms. Baljeet Kaur and other teachers were taken to places of historical importance like Lall Baag, educational importance like Kasturba Gram, Religious place Gurudwara and then to M Garden.

VANMAHOTSAV

Children planted trees like Neem, Gulmohar and Mango. The Principal, Mr. S.P. John along with HM Ms Baljeet Kaur and teachers of the primary section actively participated in the drive plantation.

DISPLAY BOARDS

Display Boards are decorated every month with a view to highlight current affairs, important occasions, and also to depict the great cultural heritage of our country. House-wise competition is held

MORNING ASSEMBLY

Morning Assembly is conducted section-wise (Class I to V) to allow for participation by one and all. ‘Special items’ guided by class and subject teachers are presented. Efforts are made to organize a variety of items like quiz, action songs, skits and talk shows. National Festivals, special occasions and all Religious and Cultural festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm.

CLASS LIBRARY

Children enjoy Reading a variety of Books in accordance to their liking and level of understanding Teachers inspire them to cultivate the Reading Habit by telling them stories, and guiding them to make Book Review.

CCA

A number of competitions have been held - English and Hindi calligraphy, English Poem Recitation, Story Telling, Extempore, Solo Song, Memory Test and G. K. Quiz.

Under ‘Hindi Saptaha’ Group song, Hindi Essay and Hindi Poem Recitation Competitions were held.

Competitions scheduled for the month of October are Rangoli and Group Dance.

Preparations for celebration of Grandparent’s Day is also on

TEACHING THROUGH AUDIO – VISUAL AIDS

Children enjoy classes through computers in the LRC (Learning Resource Centre). Educational CD’s prepared by teachers are shown (Subject and Lesson – wise).
Children have also enjoyed watching film shows like ‘Baal Hanuman and Stories of Tenaliram’ amongst others.

WORK SHEETS

Worsheets related to the lesson/topic are being regularly (Once a week) for practice and also with a view to clear concepts and develop interest for the subject.

USE OF TLM

Teaching – Learning Material is used widely in classrooms for demonstration of topics and classroom activities.

6TH APRIL
WELCOME OF CHILDREN OF CLASS I

Children of class I were given a warm welcome. They were welcomed by ‘Tilak’ and rose buds by the children of class X and XI. The Principal Mrs. P. John Mingled with the little ones, distributing toffees and sweets. The Vice – Principal, Mrs. Vaijantimala Jain also addressed the children, along with HM Ms. Baljeet Kaur, Class Teacher.

Grandparent’s Day Celebrations at

K.V. No. 1 Indore 2^nd Shift

12^th Nov., 2009

Grandparent’s Day was celebrated at K.V. No. 1, 2^nd Shift on the 12^th of November, 2009, by the children of the Primary Section with the active and whole hearted co-operation of the H.M. Ms. Baljeet Kaur and all the members of the staff of the Primary Section. The Activity Hall was all decked up for the occasion with flowers, balloons and ribbons. The Children had drawn posters of grand parents and banners of ‘Welcome’ to greet their loving grand parents.

The children then gave their grandparents an emotional welcome by applying ‘Tilak’ and presenting them pens as a token of memory of this special day. Then they presented a Welcome Song “Grandpa Grandpa you are our true friend” in which they expressed how much their grandparents meant to them in their lives. The children of classes fourth & fifth then presented a musical skit “Bargad Ki Chaon” which depicted situations where parents had no time for the children and were left to themselves to complete their assignments and with no alternative than to watch T.V. to spend their spare time. On the contrary children with grandparents had a whale of a time as they listened to stories and played and sang along with their grandparents. Such children had a sense of fulfillment & love in their lives. At the end, the children took a pledge to take care of their grandparents. The programme was compeered by Mrs. Ranjana Agashe, Music Teacher, who had also choreographed the play along with Mrs. S. Puranik, Co-ordinator, CCA.

After this heart- touching play, there were a number of games – Quiz, Musical Ball and Pair-Matching, Word game involving a lively interaction of grandparents with their grand children. Prizes were given away by the Principal Mr. S.P. John to the winner ‘pairs’.

Grandparents then expressed their views and their smiling faces and moist eyes gave away their emotion at the gestures of love which their grandchildren had showered on them. Needless to say they would cherish the memories of this wonderful day throughout their life.

Children’s Day Celebrations at

K.V. No. 1, Indore 2^nd Shift , Primary Section.

Children’s Day was celebrated on the 13^th of November, 2009 (14^th being the 2^nd Saturday) with much fan-fare and excitement.

The children were all excited as they had left behind their bags & books at home & were looking forward to this exiting day.

The Morning Assembly began by paying rich tributes to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Poems, songs and incidents from his life by the children marked the occasion. This was followed by a spectacular Fancy Dress Competition. Children portrayed various roles – Mythological Hanuman and Shri Rama, Great leaders like Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, “Jhansi – Ki- Rani”, Professionals like Doctors, Teachers, Astronauts, etc. There were also “Characters” conveying special messages – like the “Mosquito” warning everyone of its dangers of Dengue and Malaria, & Mother Teresa spreading the message of love & service to humanity.

In the afternoon, the children assembled at the basketball ground for “Community Lunch”. This took up the rest of the day as the children along with their teachers were busy sharing various delicacies prepared by their mothers. The Principal Mr. S.P. John, and HM Ms. Baljeet Kaur also shared in the happiness & enthusiasm of the children.

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Christmas Day Celebrations at

K.V. No. 1 Indore,

2^nd Shift

(21.12.2009)

Christmas is a time of great joy and cheer, a time for cakes and sweets, a time for carols and hymns, to sing the praise of the Lord and seek his blessings.

Christmas brings the message of brotherhood and goodwill to all.

Christmas is a much awaited festival at K.V. No. 1, 2^nd Shitf as it is celebrated in all the colourful gaiety of the occasion. Like every year, this year too, the Birth of Jesus in a stable in Jerusalem in the small town of Bethleham was depicted. The Magi came on their camels and proclaimed the birth of the Saviour. The villagers rejoiced and spread the message all around (“Go, tell it on the Mountains…..”). This was followed by carols, hymns and Christmas songs (Showers of Blessings, I’m the Happiest Christmas Tree, Away in the manger, Did you know that Santa Claus…). Then came ‘Santa’ jingling along and was welcomed a resounding applause to the song of Jingle Bells which filled the air with joy and cheer.

The Celebrations thus concluded sending home the message of Peace, Harmony and Universal Brotherhood, that is the essence of Christmas.

Foundation Day Celebrations at

K.V. No. 1 Indore,

2^nd Shift

(15.12.2009)

Foundation Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm on the 15^th of Dec., 2009 as the children expressed their joy and pride of belonging to a great institution which has been growing from strength to strength over the years, ever since its establishment the year 1965. The celebrations were held in the Activity Hall. The Day began with a speech by The Hon’ble Principal, Mr. Sojan. P. John, who highlighted the aims and objectives of Kendriya Vidyalayas along with its mission to pursue excellence and develop the spirit of National Integration. He urged the children to strive to keep high the repute of this great organization and do our country proud. After this, Deeksha Kasture of class 5^th traced out in brief the series of events which led to the formation of this well-knit and effective organizational set-up, that is Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan. She then threw light on how each one of us could contribute to keep up its prestige and reputation. The teachers then took the ‘Pledge’ which was called out by the Principal.

This was followed by a series of cultural progammes which included a Machuara Dance, Rajasthani Dance and Action Song tittled “Nanhe – Munne Hum, Kendriya Vidyalaya Hamara Chaman” by the children of the Primary Section. The programme was compeered by Mrs. Ranjana Agashe, Music Teacher.

Finally began the much awaited CCA prize distribution ceremony. Two hundred and eighty prizes for various CCA competitions were given away to the children by the Principal Mr. S.P. John, the Head Mistress of the Primary Section Ms. Baljeet Kaur, Mrs. Ranjana Agashe, Music Teacher, CCA Co-ordinator Mrs. S. Puranik and teachers of the Primary Section.

The Principal lauded the prize-winners and also had words of encouragement for all the children who had participated in the various competitions. “You may not win all the battles, but it is good to know you fought”, he quoted.

Vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs. S. Puranik.