IndexActivity Name Skills Acquired

Forest Maze Hidden Patterns

Nature Scavenger Hunt

Colourful Rainbow

Words Of Nature

Raindrop Addition

Complete The Leaves

Seasons Of Change

Nature Banner

Natural or Man-made

Fine Motor, Logic & Reason, Play

Creativity, Fine Motor, Communication

Logic & Reason, Cognition, Play

Fine Motor, Creativity, Play

Vocabulary, Fine Motor, Communication

Cognition, Fine Motor, Play

Fine Motor, Logic & Reason, Creativity

Fine Motor, Creativity, Self-expression

Cognition, Fine Motor, Communication

Cognition, Vocabulary, Fine Motor

How This Activity HelpsYour child’s sense of logic improves as they navigate through the maze.

Encourage them to talk about the lion — what it eats, where it lives, etc.

Forest MazeForest MazeThe sleepy lion is lost. Where could its den be?

Help your child guide the lion to its den.

How This Activity HelpsAs your child joins the dots, their fine motor control improves.

Encourage them to talk about the constellations they have formed.

Hidden Patterns Hidden Patterns

Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are! What patterns do the stars form?

Encourage your child to join the stars and identify the different elements.

1. 2.

4.3.

Answer: 1) House; 2) Tub; 3) Kite; 4) Book

How This Activity HelpsAs your child spots and identifies the different elements of nature, their vocabulary improves.

Encourage your child to talk about the mentioned elements of nature.

Nature Scavenger Hunt

Nature Scavenger Hunt

I spy with my little eyes a bird! Can you spot a bird?

Encourage your child to spot all the mentioned elements of nature. Start the game by saying… “I spy with my little eyes…”

1. Sparrow 2. Tree 3. Twig 4. Duck 5. Honeybee 6. Mosquito 6. Stone 7. Flower

How This Activity HelpsColouring using codes improves your child’s focus and creativity.

Introduce them to the concept of VIBGYOR.

Colourful RainbowColourful Rainbow

Buzz...buzz...the bees are buzzing around the flowers. But the colours of the flowers seem to be missing!

Encourage your child to colour the illustration below using the codes given. Once done, discuss with your child the different colours of the rainbow.

1

2

3

45

66 6 66

66

7

1

1 - 2 - 3 - 5 - 6 - 7 -4 -

How This Activity HelpsYour child’s vocabulary improves as they unjumble the letters to form words.

Encourage your child to narrate a story about each element of nature.

Words Of NatureWords Of NatureThere are some images and there are some letters below them! But the letters seem to be jumbled up.

Encourage your child to unjumble the words and write them in the space provided.

U N S R E T E

K S Y

E A L F L I H L

How This Activity HelpsYour child learns to add with the help of a visual cue, which improves their cognition.

Encourage your child to talk about the different benefits of rain.

Raindrop AdditionRaindrop AdditionOne drop...two drops...it is raining now!

Encourage your child to count and write down the number of raindrops. Then, add and draw the total number of raindrops.

+ =

=

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2 3 5Eg:

a.

b.

c.

Answer: a) 4; b) 7; c) 8

How This Activity HelpsCompleting patterns helps improve your child’s logical reasoning skills.

Take your child out on a nature walk and collect different leaves.

Complete The LeavesComplete The LeavesOne half of the leaves are here!

Help your child draw the other half of the leaves by using the first half as a reference. Encourage them to talk about the different leaves.

1. 2.

3. 4.

Seasons Of ChangeSeasons Of Change

How does a tree look during the spring season? And how does it look during the winter season?

Encourage your child to dab some child-friendly paint on their fingers and finger-paint the spring tree in bright hues. For the winter tree, encourage them to finger-paint with white.

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How This Activity HelpsYour child’s confidence improves as they come up with a colour composition of their own.

Discuss the different seasons with your child.

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How This Activity HelpsYour child’s cognition is enhanced as they learn about nature.

Encourage them to talk about the different natural elements in our day-to-day lives.

Nature BannerNature Banner

We went on a nature trail and spotted these elements of nature. Can you identify what they are?

Encourage your child to use child-friendly paint and colour the natural elements. Once dry, help them cut out the elements along the dotted lines and string them. Ta-da, your nature banner is ready! Hang it up on the wall.

Sun

Cloud

Hill

MoonTree

How This Activity HelpsDifferentiating between the natural and man-made elements improves your child’s cognition.

Natural Or Man-madeNatural Or Man-made

NaturalNatural Man-madeMan-made

Is a leaf natural or man-made? Natural, of course! How about a chair?

Here are a few elements. Help your child to cut out the elements along the dotted lines. Once done encourage them to place them under their respective columns.

Tree Soil

Rocks Toy duck

Cotton Corn

Water Pencil

Shirt Glass bottle

BalloonIce cream

Wildlife Safari Terrific Transport

Marvellous MathsInvisible Saviours

Magical Science

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Amazing Architect Mysterious Nature

Mechanics Mania