Pythagoras Theorem - from Artists

Name of the school: Billabong High International School, Noida

Name of the Activity: Square Root Spiral Art

Grade Level: IX

Subject: Mathematics

Art(s) Integrated: drawing and colouring

Topic/Chapter: Number Systems

Sub-Topic/Concept: Irrational Numbers 

Learning Outcome(s): Learners were able to:

• Understand the application of the Pythagoras Theorem to find the values of different square roots.

• Use the spiral as the basis for an art piece.

Ideated by: Ms Rajeshwari Dutta

Executed by: Learners of Grade IX

Description: Learners were asked to draw a right-angled triangle of base and perpendicular of 1 unit to get the hypotenuse as √2 by the Pythagoras Theorem. By taking √2 as the base, the value of √3was found. Similarly, a square root spiral was formed by constructing √4, √5, √6, √7 and… so on using a ruler, compass and protractor. Then the spiral was used as the basis for an art piece.

Variations possible: The activity can also be performed by paper folding.

 

News Reading - Learning through Role-Play

Name of the Activity: Roleplay(News Reader)

Grade Level: Class 7th

Name of School: Puneet Public School 

Subject(s): English, Computer, General knowledge 

Art(s)Integrated: English communication, computer skills 

Topic/Chapter: English communication through Role Play 

Learning Outcome(s):

1- Improves communication skills

2-Improves computer skills

3-Boosts confidence

Ideated by: Ms Meenu Mittal

Executed by: Khushi class 7th

Description: learners made a beautiful and knowledgeable video on the role-playing of a news reader.

Monuments of India - through Art

School- Silverline Prestige School Ghaziabad

Grade- IV

Sub- SST Integrated with Art

Topic- Monuments

Ideated by- Class IV teachers

Executed by-students of class IV

Description-Drawing their favourite monument and completing it with doodle art.

Learning Outcomes- The students were able to know some facts about the famous monuments of our country and they were able to draw and present it more creatively integrating it with doodle art.(Each student had to speak  few points too )

 

Teeth and Functions

School: Evergreen Public School, Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi 

Name of activity: Different types of teeth and their functions 

Class- IV

Subject- Science 

Art Integrated- Art, craft, clay moulding, maths

Description- Understanding the shape of different types of teeth and their functions.

They also learnt about the number of different types of teeth in the lower jaw and upper jaw. 

Learning Outcomes- Practical personal learning gets every child involved and motivates by connecting what has been learnt with what is being experienced. In other words, it makes the learning meaningful. With this thought in mind, students of Class IV had a hands-on 3-dimensional experience to help them know their teeth better. They kneaded the dough /clay in the shape of different types of teeth and also learnt about their functions. They also learnt about the number of different teeth in the upper jaw and lower jaw.

Food Pyramid - 3D

School: Silverline Prestige School

Name of Activity: Food Pyramid 

Grade Level: 5

Subject: Science

Art(s) Integrated: 3 D model of the food pyramid

Topic/Chapter: Health & Hygiene

Sub-Topic/Concept: Balanced diet & Food groups

Learning Outcome(s): With this activity, the students were able to know the  different food groups, their place in the food pyramid as per food dietary guidelines 

Ideated by: Grade 5 Science Teachers

Executed by: Grade 5  Students

Description: This is an activity through which the students will be able to understand the importance of a balanced diet and the number of various food groups that should be added to their diet to stay healthy.

Variations possible: Yes, It can be made using a different material or food items.

 

Make a Podcast

 Name of the school- GD GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL DAKSHINESWAR 

Name of the activity- Make a Podcast

Grade Level- Grade IX

Subject (s)- English Language and Literature

Art- Use of Technology. (Podcast) 

Ideated by: Rinki Banerjee Kar

Executed by- SHRIYA ROY CHOWDHURY(9E) 

Description- Students were encouraged to make a podcast with a recitation of their favourite poem from their book Beehive. 

Learning Outcome: 1.Students are able to recite the poem with correct intonation and voice modulation. 

2.They are able to appreciate the art of poetry recitation

Waste Material Forts and Rockets

 School- Silverline Prestige School Ghaziabad

Grade- III

Sub- Craft

Topic- Project models

Ideated by- Class 3 teachers

Executed by-students of class 3

Description- Project models with waste materials

Learning Outcomes- The students learnt how to use the waste materials. They the activity with the help of old cardboard, plastic containers, talcum bottles, old drawing sheets/chart paper made models req for their projects.

Understanding Organs and Body Parts

 

School: SRI VAGEESHA VIDHYASHRAM SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

Name of the activity: My Body Parts 

Grade level: Class 2

Subject: EVS

Arts integrated: my body parts activity was done using the things available at home (match sticks, ice cream sticks, pasta, dry fruits, biscuits, colour beads, etc)

Chapter/topic:  My body 

Learning outcomes:

Children can understand body parts (internal and external) easily.

Teacher:  R. Kalkaranjani 

Description: In order to understand easily through fun way learning of our body parts this activity is done.

Understanding Molecular Arrangements

 

Name of the School:  G D Goenka Public School, Dakshineswar

Name of the Activity:  Understanding Molecular Arrangements 

Grade Level:  IX

Subject:  Chemistry

Art(s) Integrated: Drawing/Sketches/pasting colourful balls to represent molecular arrangement.

Topic: Molecular arrangement in three states of matter.

Learning Outcomes: Students learn the molecular arrangement in solids, liquids and gases.

Ideated by: Tuhina Chowdhury

Executed by; Students of 9D and 9E

Description: Students have presented the molecular arrangement in solids, liquids and gases with the help of drawing, pasting colourful balls.