The Learning Tree Preschool

Storytelling – "The Cap Seller & The Monkeys"
Our talented 4th Grade students, Shrasthi Rajawat (Narrator), Vishwa Rajoriya (The Cap Seller) & Harsh*t-Vanya-Atharv-Gaurvi-Aditya (Monkeys) beautifully presented the story.

The story of the cap seller and the monkeys is a classic example of how cleverness can solve problems. The cap seller faced a tough situation, but instead of panicking, he used his wits to come up with a solution. This reminds us that even in challenging times, we can find solutions through cleverness.

Shrasthi narrated the story with confidence while Vishwa, dressed as the cap seller, brought the character to life with expressive gestures and enthusiasm.

To learn with fun is always an interesting way of learning. We here make our students to be learnt in practical way👍

Translation is necessary for the spreading new information, knowledge, and ideas across the world. It is absolutely necessary to achieve effective communication. In the process of spreading new information, translation is something that can change history.

Translation Activity

Storytelling – "The Thirsty Crow"
Our talented Upper-KG students, Pakhi Gupta (Narrator) and Nikki (Crow), beautifully presented the story "The Thirsty Crow."
The story revolved around a thirsty crow searching for water on a hot summer day. Upon finding a pot with very little water, the crow used its intelligence and dropped pebbles into the pot until the water rose, allowing it to drink. This classic tale highlighted the importance of wisdom, patience, and problem-solving.

Pakhi narrated the story with confidence and clarity, keeping the audience engaged, while Nikki, dressed as the crow, brought the character to life with expressive gestures and enthusiasm. The students watched attentively and learned an important lesson about using intelligence in difficult situations.

Teachers and students, appreciating the efforts of our little storytellers. It was a delightful and educational experience for all!

Happy Holi 💐