“Millions saw the apple fall, but Newton was the one who asked why.” — Bernard Baruch

Curiosity Club was all about those little questions that children love to ask! Our Early Trail children explored some simple yet interesting things around them and had fun finding out the “why” behind them.

The first week's discussion started with eyebrows and eyelashes and discovered how they help protect our eyes from dust and sweat. 

Thereafter children were motivated to looke up at the sky and wonder, “Why we can’t see stars during the day?” The children learnt that the bright sunlight makes the stars difficult to see, as they are both made of fire.

Teachers also shared about “why we yawn and why black spots can appear on our teeth”. These conversations helped children understand their bodies better and reminded them about the importance of good dental care.

This months last curiosity club topic was on ‘Signs and Symbols’, where thry focused on the familiar Stop Sign. The children learnt what it meant and where they might see it around them.

 It was a month full of questions, little discoveries, lively conversations and plenty of curious minds!