MOTHERS’ DAY ACTIVITY

There are many different ways to celebrate Mother’s Day. They include (but are not only limited to):
·       Giving cards, flowers, or cakes.
·       Family gatherings or visits.
·       Family breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinners either at home, at a café or at a restaurant.
·       Personal phone calls, particularly from children who live away from their mothers or motherly figures.
·       Mother’s Day poems and messages.
·       Gifts of chocolate, jewelry, accessories, clothing, hobby equipment or tools, handmade items, or gift vouchers.
·       A day at the movies with mothers or motherly figures.
‘Look Mumma, What I’ve cooked for you!’
In order to honor the nobility of motherhood the students of class V found an extraordinary way to mark the occasion. They went Domino’s and baked Pizzas for their mothers. The radiant faces with sparkling eyes, left the mothers speechless.  

What does a child learn from this activity?
·       Sharing their favourite things with their loved ones.
·       Public Place etiquettes.
·       Importance of hygiene in the kitchen.

·       Bonding between the child and the parent.
                              




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