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Solitaire International School, Panchkula

Kindergarten of the school celebrated Green Day. The outdoor setting in the greenery provided the perfect backdrop for the Green Day celebration. Teachers discussed the importance of green colour in our lives, highlighting its association with nature, growth, and harmony....

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Updated At : 10:59 AM Dec 12, 2024 IST

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Kindergarten of the school celebrated Green Day. The outdoor setting in the greenery provided the perfect backdrop for the Green Day celebration. Teachers discussed the importance of green colour in our lives, highlighting its association with nature, growth, and harmony. The children were shown pictures of green objects found in nature, such as leaves, grass, and trees. They were also encouraged to bring green-coloured objects from home, which were displayed during the activity. The celebration culminated with a green-themed snack time, where the children enjoyed green-coloured fruits and vegetables.

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