KLAY@Home
In these uncertain times, we believe that the learning never stops and with technology at our fingertips, there is no reason for a child’s learning to discontinue. In our endeavour to walk with you through your parenting journey, we bring to you KLAY@Home – a one-stop learning platform for children between the ages of 1.5 and 6.
With daily online sessions that include age-wise hands-on activities, music, and movement sessions, and story time as well as fun offline activities that will keep your little one completely engaged post the session, we will ensure that the learning is always joyful and that your little one never misses school.
Daily virtual classroom
13 May 2020, Wednesday
Today’s Session: National Symbols of India
Theme: Incredible India
Age Group : Pre Schoolers
Modules:
Previous Sessions
Upcoming Sessions
| Date | Theme | Age Group |
|---|---|---|
| 11 May | Explore South India | Pre-Schoolers |
| 12 May | Exploring Bees and Spiders | Toddlers |
| 13 May | National Symbols of India | Pre-Schoolers |
| 14 May | Creepy Crawlies | Toddlers |
| 15 May *Fun’tastic Fridays | It’s Storytime Today Incredible India: A Recap | Toddlers Pre-Schoolers |
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With children out of school, physical distancing as the new norm, and children’s rights under threat, the new world order has “turned back the clock” on years of progress made on children’s well-being. However, it’s not all bad. As a human race, we’ve been built to adapt: we’ve seen a tipping point in technology-enabled education and the promise of a new education policy in our country.
