The Social Science Times

A mother's love knows no bounds — thank you for loving so deeply. Your nurturing spirit makes the world a better place. Today we celebrate you — your patience, your strength, your love. May your Mother's Day be as beautiful as the love you give

 Eco scout 6.5.25 - One group of students presented a water dripping system, showcasing their understanding of irrigation systems and water conservation methods. - The presentation likely covered the design, functionality, and benefits of the system using old plastic bottles  - After the presentation, all students visited the herbal garden to learn growing Microgreens  - During the visit, students learned how to grow microgreens using yellow mustard seeds. - Microgreens are young, nutrient-dense versions of leafy greens and other vegetables. - The activity taught students about the benefits of microgreens, including their nutritional value and potential uses in cooking. - Students gained knowledge about water conservation, irrigation systems. - They developed practical skills in growing microgreens and understanding their benefits. - The activity promoted hands-on learning, teamwork, and appreciation for sustainable practices.

 Students of class VII explained topic of their choice from Topographical maps chapter.  Peer learning offers numerous benefits, including improved understanding, enhanced retention of information, increased motivation, and the development of essential social skills. By learning from and with peers, individuals can gain diverse perspectives, collaborate effectively, and develop confidence in their abilities.