Shape Mosaic Activity – Pre-KG
Our Pre-KG children joyfully stepped into the colourful and creative world of mosaics during their 4th CCA, the “Shape Mosaic Activity,” held on 26th November 2025. The classroom buzzed with excitement as the little learners were introduced to the concept of mosaics and how pictures can be formed using different shapes and colours. With bright materials spread out before them, the activity created an inviting environment that encouraged curiosity, exploration, and active participation. The children eagerly listened to instructions and enthusiastically prepared themselves to begin their artistic journey.
Using small pieces of coloured paper, glue, and crayons, the children carefully arranged various geometric shapes to form beautiful and meaningful pictures. Tiny hands worked with great focus as they selected shapes, matched colours, and decided where each piece should go. The process of pasting each shape required patience and precision, allowing children to slow down and concentrate on their work. As the pictures gradually took shape, their faces lit up with pride and joy, reflecting a sense of accomplishment and confidence in their creative abilities.
This hands-on mosaic activity played a vital role in strengthening fine motor skills and improving hand-eye coordination. Picking up small paper pieces, applying glue, and placing them accurately helped develop finger strength and control, which are essential for early writing skills. The children also practiced spatial awareness as they learned how different shapes fit together to complete a picture. Through repeated movements and careful placement, they enhanced their ability to coordinate their actions with what they saw, making learning both effective and enjoyable.
Beyond physical development, the Shape Mosaic Activity sparked imagination and emotional expression among the children. By choosing colours and patterns freely, they expressed their thoughts, feelings, and ideas in a creative way. Each mosaic reflected a unique perspective, highlighting the individuality of every child. The activity not only nurtured artistic expression but also encouraged independence, creativity, and self-expression, making it a meaningful and enriching experience for our Pre-KG learners.
