Project Based Learning: Theme-Water

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Project Based Learning

Theme- Water
Driving Question
 What is it that you need most
when you come back from P.E.
class?
Essential Learning Levels
Children will be able to-

• Name different sources of water


• State different uses of water
• Name different forms of water
• Explain how rain is formed
• Identify various things which sink or float
Entry Event

Watching the video of “The Adventures of a Little


Drop”…. An introduction to the theme.
Sources of Water

After watching the
video and listening
to the story of the
Little Drop, children
got to know the
source of water in
their homes.
Children brainstormed for various
activities where they use water . This
was followed by a video, showing the
various uses of water.
Uses of water
Hands-on-Activities

Children did various hands-on activities with


regard to uses of water, like watering plants and
washing their hankies.
Sink and Float

Children were narrated the story of “The Thirsty Crow”, to


introduce the concept of Sink and Float.
Sink and Float

Later children did “Sink & Float” experiment in the class. They first
predicted and then explored by putting various objects in the water and
observed whether they sink or float.
How does water taste?

Children were given plain water


to drink and tell how it tasted .
Then sugar, salt and lemon were
given in sequence for them to
add and taste the changes in
the “taste of water”.
How does water taste?
Forms of Water
Freeze it, Boil it
And you will see
Water is clearly a mystery to me !

Children were shown different forms of water - Ice and Steam


Games we played

Children played water game, wherein they transferred water from


a tub to a bottle using sponge and funnel.
Where does Rain come from?

Children saw the video of “Drippy the Raindrop”


followed by a classroom discussion on “How is rain
formed?”
Be Water Smart, Save Water!

Environmentalist “Ms Akshita Misra” addressed the children about


different ways in which we can save water and “be water smart”
Rhyme Time
Listen to the water, listen to the water,
Rolling down the river.
Listen to the water, listen to the water,
Rolling down the river.
We saw some birds by the waterside,
We saw some birds by the waterside,
Oh, oh, by the waterside
Oh, oh, by the waterside.
Chorus
We saw some fish by the waterside...
Chorus
We saw some ducks by the waterside...
Chorus
We saw some flowers by the waterside...
Friday Projects

Through Friday Projects children got an opportunity to enhance their


learning with the involvement of their parents.
Class activity

Children did worksheet to consolidate their learning about


water.They also made paper umbrella by using water colours on a
paper.
Maintaining Journals

Children maintained a Journal Record of use of water in


their daily life.
Culmination Event

Parents were invited at the culmination event and were taken through
the journey of our theme through a presentation. Parents
enthusiastically participated in various art and science activities and
water games which were planned for the day.
Art and Science activities with water
Water Game

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