Daily Routine
Our daily routine is crafted to provide a balanced day for our little learners. The routine is predictable yet exciting, giving children a sense of security while also introducing them to new activities every day. The morning begins with a warm welcome, followed by a session of physical activities to energize the children. This structured approach fosters a sense of discipline and prepares them for a day full of learning.

Circle Time
One of the most cherished parts of the Preprimary day is Circle Time. During this time, children gather in a circle, creating a sense of togetherness. They participate in discussions, songs, and stories, which not only develop their communication skills but also encourage emotional bonding with their peers. Circle Time promotes a sense of belonging, helping children feel part of a community.

Slide Shows and Puppet Shows
Visual aids like slide shows are integrated into our lessons to enhance understanding. These slides introduce new concepts in a fun and engaging way, capturing the children’s attention and sparking their imagination. Puppet shows are another highlight of the day, where the magic of storytelling comes alive. The puppets make learning more interactive, allowing children to immerse themselves in the lessons. These shows often teach valuable lessons about emotions, friendship, and social skills.

Colour Days
We celebrate Colour Days, where each day is dedicated to a different color. This activity helps children associate colors with various objects in their surroundings. By dressing up in the theme of the day, engaging in color-based games, and creating colorful artwork, children develop a deep understanding of colors in a joyful and creative manner. It’s a day where they don’t just learn but live the colors!

Technology and Maths: Embracing the Digital Age
In today’s digital world, technology has become an invaluable tool in making learning more dynamic. In my classroom, we use educational apps and online tools that allow students to visualize mathematical concepts in real time. These digital tools also offer personalized learning experiences, allowing students to progress at their own pace and reinforcing lessons outside of class hours.

Special Days
Special days are an essential part of the Preprimary curriculum. These include celebrations of festivals, birthdays, and international days that allow children to learn about different cultures and traditions. These days are not only fun but also teach respect, acceptance, and a sense of unity among young learners.

Play Zone
Our Play Zone is where the magic truly happens. Children are encouraged to explore, run, jump, and engage in various physical activities that enhance their gross motor skills. From climbing structures to swings, the Play Zone is designed to provide a safe yet adventurous space for children to develop their physical and social skills. It’s a space that invites exploration and, most importantly, fosters happiness through movement.

Role of Activities in Making Children Happy
Each of these activities plays a crucial role in not just enhancing a child's learning but in making them happy. At Ashoka Academy, we understand that learning must be an enjoyable experience. Through play-based learning, creative expression, and social interaction, we aim to nurture happy, confident, and well-rounded children. We want every child to leave school every day with a smile, excited for what the next day will bring. In conclusion, at Ashoka Academy, we create an environment where education and happiness go hand in hand. The combination of a structured daily routine, engaging activities, and emotional development ensures that our Preprimary children are not just learning but thriving. Through each activity, we strive to build a foundation of joy and curiosity that will last a lifetime.