On April 19, 2024, the nursery class at our school was introduced to the color red through a series of engaging activities, culminating in the celebration of Red Day.
- Selfie Corner: A themed selfie corner was set up, allowing students to take pictures surrounded by red decorations and props, creating lasting memories of the day.
- Dance Performance: Students showcased their skills in a lively dance performance held in the school foyer, grooving to vibrant red-themed songs. This activity not only promoted physical activity but also reinforced the concept of the color red in a fun way.
- Art and Craft: Students participated in sponge printing activities, using red paint and sponges to create artwork inspired by strawberries. This hands-on activity encouraged creativity and fine motor skills development while exploring the texture and hue of the color red.
- Dress Code: Students came dressed in red-colored attire, contributing to the festive atmosphere of the event and actively participating in the celebration.
- Token Headgear: Teachers created token headgear resembling ladybirds, which were distributed to students as a fun memento of the day’s theme.
- Red-Colored Fruit: Students brought red-colored fruits, further reinforcing the color theme of the day while promoting healthy eating habits.
- Scavenger Hunt: A scavenger hunt was organized, challenging students to find red-colored objects within the classroom and school premises. This interactive game encouraged observation skills and engagement with the color red in various settings.
The Red Day celebration provided nursery students with an enjoyable and educational experience, introducing them to the color red through a variety of creative activities. Such events play a vital role in fostering early learning skills, social interaction, and creativity among young children.
As a follow-up activity, children were encouraged to continue exploring the color red at home by finding red-colored items and sharing their discoveries with teachers on the next school day.
