An excellent resource to incorporate Mathematical skills in play and subconsciously instill the love for Math in the mind of the child. Key Learning : • Comparison of Numbers• Understanding the place value of a digit in a number.• Basics of Multiple Operations on 2 and 3-digit numbers• Algebra (Exploring basic operations with expressions)• Understanding Factors and Multiple with Venn diagram.• Basic idea of ProbabilityAge Group: 4-12 yearsNo. Of Sessions: 2Platform: ZoomNote: Once the payment is completed, our executive will contact you soon for further proceedings.
Sportsnetic Fun Fitness age 3 years to 5 years
Sportsnetic Mix Martial Arts age 6 year and above.
GIFA soccer program 5 years and above
GIFA coaches are experienced, working with International Schools as Physical Educators.
Most coaches have played at the National level making them come back with more experience.
Stay close to nature and explore the various mathematical concepts present in trees, flowers, leaves, stems, etc., by visualising the math involved in them.Key Learning :• Basic idea of Regular and Irregular shapes• Comparing Length (Comparing the length of leaves and stems)• Understanding weight of the natural objects• Basic idea of Fractions in leaves• Exploring different patterns (Fibonacci pattern in Sunflower, Spiral pattern in seashell)• Understanding Perimeter, Surface area, and Volume of Leaves and cylindrical stemsAge Group: 4-12 yearsNo. Of Sessions: 2Platform: ZoomNote: Once the payment is completed, our executive will contact you soon for further proceedings.
Besides encouraging kids to enjoy their learning experience, activity-based learning has many benefits, including: Helping students memorize information – By encouraging kids to get physically and mentally involved in the learning process, activity-based learning helps students learn and retain information.
What's Missing? is an initiation by Creatives to promote observation-based learning. There are 24 sets of two pictures each having similar illustrations with some objects missing in one of them. The child is required to carefully observe the first illustration and then identify the missing objects in second illustrations. This way children acquire logical thinking, verbal skills while improving their concentration and visual discrimination. The illustrations gradually increase in difficulty level with the increase in the number of missing objects.
Let's Find Out Why introduces children to the concept of questions with the help of 27 large two-piece Match-Ups and an Activity Guide The question Why is used when we want to ask about the reason. Two cards of the match-ups have pictures drawn on them along with the text written in the form of question or answer. This allows both the readers and non-readers to play the game. The child is required to observe/read 27 cards one-by-one and match them with the corresponding answer cards. This way, the child will understand the Why question while developing their language and visual discrimination skills and enhances their general awareness.
"More Fun with Words" is a set of 30 self-correcting 4- and 5-piece word building puzzles, a 24 pages Activity Book and an Activity Guide. Children build 4/5 letter words by assembling beautifully illustrated pictures of objects relating to child's immediate environment. As the child sort and join the correct pieces together to complete the pictures and spell the words he/she recognizes the letters, learns spelling and build vocabulary. With the help of the Activity Book and suggestions given in the Activity Guide the child will be able to further practice many new words and strengthen spelling to improve concentration, observation and visual discrimination skills.
