“The world belongs to those who read.” – Rick Holland
JBCN International School, Borivali, is thrilled to present ‘Ripples, Words Moving Minds,’ a week-long celebration beginning from February 12, 2024 to February 16, 2024. This event aims to highlight the profound influence of books on learners of all ages. Through engaging activities like acting out stories and interacting with authors and professionals, learners will deepen their love for literature while refining language skills in a fun and interactive way.
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Activity
Beyond the pages – Know the Author (II – V) |
This is a week-long activity wherein the learners will be allocated an author, poet, or playwright to investigate based on specific criteria. Subsequently, they will share their research findings with their classmates.
Requirements for the presentation include an A4-sized print of the author’s photograph. The details to be shared with the audience encompass the
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Activity
Turning Tales into Masterpieces: Get Ready to Report with a Twist! (Creative Book Report) (III – V)
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Learners are guided regarding the same during their Library Session.
Requirement: Paper & Size: Half an Art Sheet (A4) Front: Drawing/Art related to the book. Write the Title, Author and your name and grade/division. Back: Your favourite part of the book which can be a plot or setting,etc and why it is your favourite part. Submission: February 12, 2024 – February 16, 2024 |
Author Talk
Storycraft – Unlocking Imagination: A Literary Journey with the Author (III) |
Title: The Misadventures of a Diamond Thief
Join Author Lubaina Bandukwala as she guides you through the art of crafting stories in this session. Learn to create captivating worlds, relatable characters, and compelling plots that enchant readers. Drawing from her book “Misadventures of a Diamond Thief,” discover the magic of storytelling and become a skilled magician in the realm of literature. When: During school hours on Wednesday, February 14, 2024 Author: Lubiana Bandukwala |
Activity
Marketplace of Ideas (III) |
Author Payal Kapadia’s book “Wisha Wozzariter” comes alive. Learners will set up the Marketplace of Ideas by creating flashcards of Characters, Setting, Problems and Solutions.
Learners will visit the Marketplace of Ideas and shop for the elements of a story and weave their own unique story. Learners will create flashcards of Characters, Setting, Problem and Solution. When: During School hours Requirement: Size: 1 Art sheet divided into 8 parts. (already distributed) |
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Vocabulary (I – V) |
Embark on a literacy adventure with engaging activities like Sight Word Bingo, Word Pursuit, Scrabble Spectacle, Comprehension Charades, Word Family Races, Sight Word Memory, Build These Words, Character Hopscotch Challenge, Adjective Adventure Quest, etc. Join us for a celebration that combines language, creativity, and joy!
When– During school hours |
Competition
Tiny Pencils Mighty Minds
(Poem Recitation Competition) (II – V) |
An inspiring poetry competition for our talented wordsmiths, encouraging creativity and expression. The event concludes with learners reciting their self-authored poems on the last day, reflecting their growth and creative journey since the event’s commencement.
Round 1 – Creating a poem Learners will put their rhyming poem down based on the given themes within the given time frame. Themes will be shared on the spot. When– Monday, February 12, 2024 Round 2- Poetry recitation Learners will then recite the same poem using props if any with a time limit (1.5 mins) based on the following criteria: When– Friday, 16 February, 2024 Criteria: ● Theme Relevance ● Expressions ● Voice and Articulation ● Accuracy ● Overall Performance |
Competition
Sail to Sale- Dress up Day (III- V) |
An engaging and lively competition where learners dress as the personas of their beloved book characters, fostering creativity and camaraderie as they showcase and sell imaginative products to their fellow learners, creating lasting bonds through shared literary enthusiasm.
Example: Cinderella selling her shoes, Harry Potter selling his magic wand, etc (Please note that the examples shared is purely for your understanding, using the same ideas will be accounted for the competition) When– Wednesday, 14 February, 2024 Criteria– ● Adherence to Character Persona ● Creativity and Originality ● Entertainment Value – Jingles/ Slogans/ Catchy Phrase ● Product Presentation ● Interaction/ communication with the audience |
Panel Discussion
Thought Thrive Summit (III-V) |
Step into the imaginative world of our young scholars as they lead a captivating panel discussion. Witness the enthusiasm of our learners as they engage in a delightful conversation with actors, writers and media representatives showcasing their curiosity and passion for learning. This interaction promises a charming and insightful glimpse into the bright minds shaping the future within the walls of our JBCN International School, Borivali.
When– Tuesday, February 13, 2024 |
Activity
Symbol Making (I) |
Make a special symbol for yourself that best describes the meaning of your name. Let your imagination shine!
When– During school hours |
Competition
Dress to Express – Dress as a character from your favourite book (I and II) |
Step into the enchanting world of literature by dressing yourself in the captivating attire of a character from your most cherished book. Share a brief portrayal of their persona through a few lines.
When– Wednesday, February 14, 2024 Criteria: ● Book Relevance ● Creativity ● Simple Lines ● Expressions |
Activity
D.E.A.R (Drop Everything and Read) session (I-V) |
Immerse yourself in a world of enchanting stories during our D.E.A.R. Session for grades I to V!
Learners take a break from their daily tasks and indulge in the joy of reading. Carry your favourite book to create a serene atmosphere as we explore the magic of literature. When: During school hours |
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Letter Writing (I) |
Compose a letter conveying your thoughts and feelings to your beloved character from the story!!!
When: During school hours |
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Literary Themed Snacks (I-V) |
This DEAR Day, let’s spice up our reading with a Literary Snack Extravaganza! Bring a snack inspired by your favourite book character – be it the Very Hungry Caterpillar or a magical creature. Share your treats during DEAR time. It’s all about the joy of books and tasty bites! Happy Snacking! |
Activity
Word Billboard Day (I-V) |
Let’s celebrate the joy of language together! Learners will wear A/4 size billboards featuring a new word and its meaning. Choose a unique word that sparks interest, decorate your billboard.
Front – Word Back – Meaning and synonym (if any) When: Thursday, February 15, 2024 |
Author Talk (IV & V) |
Ms. Tripti Pareek is a Performance Storyteller and Theatre Education Practitioner combining her various interests and work in Theatre, Social Work and Interdisciplinary academic background. Her stories are inspired by various communities of the soil and homelands.
When: During school hours |