The Flower Rangoli Co-Curricular Activity was a delightful event for Senior KG students of Standard Kids, held on 11th September 2024. This hands-on activity was designed not only to spark creativity but also to help students develop important fine motor skills. Using colourful flowers, the young learners engaged in creating intricate patterns, while learning about the cultural significance of rangolis. This fun and educational exercise allowed them to explore their imagination and creativity in a relaxed, joyful environment.

During the activity, the students were encouraged to pick and place the flowers carefully, helping them enhance their hand-eye coordination and fine motor control. Each child was given the opportunity to choose their own colour combinations, fostering a sense of independence and personal expression. The process of arranging the flowers into different shapes and designs stimulated their creative thinking, while also teaching them about the traditional Indian art of rangoli-making.

It was heartwarming to witness the excitement and concentration of the students as they carefully crafted their flower rangolis. Their enthusiasm for combining colours and experimenting with patterns resulted in a wide variety of beautiful designs, showcasing their creativity and skill. The activity not only brought joy to the children but also helped them develop valuable life skills that will serve them in the future.

Overall, the Flower Rangoli activity was a success, blending learning with fun and creativity, while giving the students a chance to celebrate both art and culture.