report by ambili 2005 civil
On a bright
and sunny day of 11th July 2008, CETA organized a Children’s Camp at
Utsav Auditorium, India Club, Dubai. As it was meant to be, it was a day of fun
and frolic
The registration was open by 10 in the morning. The children
were registered and each given a letter of a colour. The event was formally
inaugurated by the youngest participant one and half year old Anirudh cutting the cake.
The next
event was to get the children to know each other. For this an Ice breaker game
was organized The children were asked to form the names of the colours with the
letters they were given during the registration. The children were running
around busily forming the groups. There were around 6 groups namely
Orange, Yellow, Violet, Silver, Maroon and Gold
Later, a
memory
game was
conducted, were they were asked to observe the set of slides and questions were
asked based on them.
While
the preparation of the next game was going on, the children had fun answering
the Quiz prepared by Merin and Serin.
Finally all
were ready to play the next game which was “Bombing the
City”. All
of them were running around and having fun. By the end of the game they had
worked on the appetite and were ready to gorge down on the food on the
tables.
After a
sumptuous meal everybody was eagerly waiting for the Magic show. The magic show was an
instant success and they enjoyed it to the maximum.
.
Next, they were put through an interactive session (madhuram
malayalam)
by Mr. Albert Alex about the importance of Language Malayalam in our lives. The
talk was very interactive and filled with music.
Now the
children were ready to see some action. The next game on the agenda was
“Treasure
Hunt”. The
children were provided with clues and these clues in turn led to more
clues and lastly to the prize. Now everybody was gathered in the children’s play
area.
Small
games like Tug of War and Octopus were played. By the end of these games everybody were tried to
the bones. Light refreshments did cheer them up a bit and we entered into the
closing stages of the day.
kids
entertained themselves along with Mr. Faisal by singing their favourite
songs.
snaps
were taken with the kids grouping based on their colour groups.
hope they
do wait for the next summer to come - so that they could meet their friends and
make new ones....
After
starting the day with fun, things took a serious turn. A talk by
Shri
Radhakrishnan, Vice principal, Sharjah India School imparted knowledge about how
to make learning more fun.-
