For Coll Maths activities for kids visit this site http://www.shodor.org/interactivate/activities/
or CLICK HERE
Another sie http://www.apples4theteacher.com/square.html
and http://cte.jhu.edu/techacademy/web/2000/heal/siteslist.htm
or click here
Friday, December 28, 2007
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
చిన్నారుల మేళ
For the video CLICK HERE
On 14th November 2007 on the eve of Childrens Day Celebrations chinnarula Mela was conducted in MUNICIPAL UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOL,SANNIDHI STREET,SRI KALAHASTI. Children expressed their views with out any fear about Read programme ,Post Box, Wall Magazine and also computer education.
Chi.T Swathi and priyanka acted as anchors for the programme.
On 14th November 2007 on the eve of Childrens Day Celebrations chinnarula Mela was conducted in MUNICIPAL UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOL,SANNIDHI STREET,SRI KALAHASTI. Children expressed their views with out any fear about Read programme ,Post Box, Wall Magazine and also computer education.
Chi.T Swathi and priyanka acted as anchors for the programme.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
పచ్చదనం:పరిశుభ్రత
iNDEPENDENCE DAY SPEECH
fOR Video click here
On 15th August on the eve of Independence Day Celebrations Chi.Jyothsna from VI class delivered a speech about great leaders of India who fought for the Independence.
On 15th August on the eve of Independence Day Celebrations Chi.Jyothsna from VI class delivered a speech about great leaders of India who fought for the Independence.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
ACTION SONG
Chitti Chilakamma
Chitti Chilakamma an action song was sung by 2nd class students from M.U.P.School Sannidhi Street, Sri Kalahasti.
Chitti Chilakamma an action song was sung by 2nd class students from M.U.P.School Sannidhi Street, Sri Kalahasti.
KANGAROO

Everybody knows about the kangaroo, the tall marsupial that
lives in Australia, but when settlers first went there, they were amazed
and had never seen anything like them. They asked an aborigine what the
animals were called. He replied, "Kangaroo," so that is what the settlers
called them. Little did they know, kangaroo is an aboriginal phrase
meaning, "I don't understand your question."
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