What a spectacular week it was at Elementary Campus PECHS! To celebrate Literary Week 2025, our students from Pre-Nursery to Class V dived into a world of imagination, letters, and storytelling.
From tiny tots discovering the magic of the alphabet to our senior elementary students reimagining classic tales, the campus was buzzing with creativity. Here is a look at how each level brought literature to life:
Early Years: Discovery and Magic
The foundation of literacy starts with wonder, and our youngest learners had plenty of it!
Pre-Nursery: Students engaged in a Mystery Bag/Magic Box activity, using their senses to identify objects and build early vocabulary.
Nursery: Our little explorers took part in a Scavenger Hunt for Letters, searching high and low to recognize the building blocks of language.
Kindergarten (KG): The magic of theater met storytelling with a Shadow Puppet Story session that captivated every child’s imagination.
Lower Primary: Building Blocks of Language
As students move into Class I and II, the focus shifts to using words in fun, functional ways.
Class I: It was a high-energy day with the Word Hunt Game. After finding hidden words tucked away around the classroom, students practiced their grammar by crafting original sentences.
Class II: Creativity was on full display as students designed Bookmarks, filling them with fun words to accompany them on their future reading adventures.
Upper Primary: Expression and Innovation
Our older students explored the deeper impact of reading and the power of their own authorial voices.
Class III: To advocate for literacy, students participated in Poster Making. They designed visual campaigns centered on the theme: “Why Reading is Important”.
Class IV: It was a battle of the wits during the Literary Quiz, where students tested their knowledge of books, authors, and language.
Class V: Our aspiring authors took part in Tale Twist. This creative writing journey challenged students to take well-known stories and give them an entirely new perspective or ending.
“Reading is a discount ticket to everywhere.”
This week, our students proved that through books and activities, they can travel anywhere their minds take them.
