All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy..!

2nd December, 2012

Sports Event was celebrated in our school with zeel and zest. Various competitions were held and mighty winner were declared. We DP students had to help Savio Sir, our sports teacher, to conduct the competitions. I am very very very bad at sports! Not much of a sports person. So Savio Sir decided to make me the official..! Sounds so classy! :P

So I was to keep the scores of the badminton match, cricket match and football match. 

I had never ever done it before. Luckily i was assisted by Savio sir.

The first match was the badminton match. There were 4 matches played. First was between Arjun Sabbeinani and Advait Kholse. Second between Stanis Marian and Yongmin Cho. There i learned the rules and regulations of badminton.

Then there was a cricket match between the two houses of our school. The Ruby house and the Sapphire House. I learned different terms that are used in cricket. Like wide ball, how and where to mark it on the sheet. And what are overs. 
I also learned about Football. It was truly a match which would keep you on the end of your seat..! The Ruby house won the match. It was a entertaining match.

I learned a lot about sports. I am not much of a sports person, but after seeing and evaluating the events and sports, I would like learn and play sports. This activity was a new challenge for me.Well, more on that later! 

Till next time ;)

Start of term 2 :)

1 December, 2012

Its saturday again! Time to meet the little angels of Sule High School again.
We all have bonded pretty well during our meets. They have started calling me 'tai' which means 'sister' in Marathi. We all play, laugh and enjoy together.
Of course we study too. This saturday we decided to teach them the names and the colors of vegetables and fruits.
We showed them pictures of vegetables. We planned the activities before hand. We sat and printed out the pictures of the fruits and vegetables and colored them so that our activity would become more interactive. The vegetables included cabbage, cauliflower, carrot, potato, ladysfinger and brinjal. We wrote the spellings of the vegetables so that they would in future remember the spellings. It was difficult for them to remember the spelling and they goofed up many a times, but we sat with them continuously and helped them to deal with this problem. We did the same process with the fruits. 
In fruits, we showed them banans, pineapple, apple, oranges, magoes and grapes. 
We first told them what we refer to them as in marathi. 
They enjoyed learning new things...and so did we :)
Until next time... :)

CAS supervisor- Allwyn Fransis