Day 5

        I reached the school 🏫 by 9 am and marked the attendance. We started the day with a prayer.

In the first period, I was preparing for my class. In the second period, I went to 8C along with Amalu. She was teaching Equal triangles 📐 there. The students were so noisy so that Amalu tried  her best to keep the class disciplined.

Later our leader Parvathi distributed some duties given by the Headmaster. We want to create an അക്ഷരമരം as a part of the reading week celebrations. 

Also we have to conduct some programs related to International Yoga Day- June 21. I get the duty to explain the benefits of Pathmasana when Parvathi taught them Pathmasana.

Also we want to conduct an anti-drug program.

On July 1 (Doctor's day) , we have to conduct a talk by a doctor.

          We discussed about our duties.

In 5th period, Arya from Natural science and me went to 9D for substitution. It was a boys only class. Some of them were making noise at the beginning  and some were writing notes. We interacted with them for some time. Then I gave a puzzle to solve. Many of them found the answer easily. Then I gave them an activity to create a magic 🪄 square ⬛. They tried their best. But they can't. All the naughty students were trying for the answer. They tried again and again. Finally they asked me the answer. When I create a magic square with 9 entries, they clapped. They asked me from where I got it.

Later they asked me more questions to solve. Then I gave them an activity to create a magic square with 49 entries. After some time I gave the answer and explained the trick behind it. All of them learnt it easily. Using that trick, they created magic squares themselves and showed me. Also they told me that they will shine before others by creating magic squares. I was so much happy 😊 on that.

In 6th and 7th periods, I engaged in my works.

We left the school by 3.45 pm. When we met the students of 9D in the road, they invited us to their class on next days with other puzzles and games. Thank God 🙏

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