Course 12_Activity 3_Share your Ideas
Think about indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous from your State/ UT and share your ideas how you can use them in teaching learning of different concepts, skills etc.
Course 1 - Activity 1: Share Your Reflections
Watch the video film “Khula Aakash” 2014 from the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XjDHOrcJyw and reflect on it. Think about what is ECCE? Why is it important? How does ECCE provide a basis for learning in school and life? Share your reflections.
Think about indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous from your State/ UT
ReplyDeleteI belong to the cultural state of West Bengal. From my very childhood I was very fond of the wooden toys of Bakura, Burdwan district. The ows, tigers and other animal toys,the king and queen toys, enabled me to learn about the animal world as well as the genders.
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I am from Uttar Pradesh. Here children make clay toys like Chakki,Chulha,Matki,Chakla-Belan,Ghanti ,Okhali etc. They play with these things and learnt a lot of things about kitchen and food preparation and how to serving food.
DeleteI reside in the beautiful state of Assam and here we get different thing made from bamboo like japi,dhol,pepa,gogona,jakoi,one horned rhinos made from bamboo and most importantly Assam silk dresses.We can integrate these in our classroom with different topics in English,E.V.S Math and Hindi.
ReplyDeleteA Bihu dance through puppetry can be showcased in class for getting knowledge about the culture of this state.
KERALA- Balls ,whistle,toy watch etc made by coconut leaves.
ReplyDeleteIn my state most of the toys are made from wood. Paintings depicting the art work.
ReplyDeletereside in the beautiful state of Assam and here we get different thing made from bamboo like japi,dhol,pepa,gogona,jakoi,one horned rhinos made from bamboo and most importantly Assam silk dresses.We can integrate these in our classroom with different topics in English,E.V.S Math and Hindi.
ReplyDeletehere in West Bengal, in Natungram District of Burdwan, the wave of Bhakti Movement that flourished in the 15th and 16th Century gave rise to iconic pair of Gour- Netai dolls that represent Chaitnaya Mahaprabhu and his close disciple and friend Nitai. The famous pairs of owls is worshipped by Bengalis as a way of receiving blessings from Goddess Laxmi.
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IN WEST BENGAL, CLAY TOYS ARE FAMOUS.THEY CAN BE USED TO ENHANCE MOTOR SKILL ,SHAPES(MATHS EVERY WHERE),ART INTEGRATED LEARNING, IMAGINATION etc
ReplyDeletein tamilnadu Palm leaves and wooden toys are famous.
ReplyDeleteIn gujarat gudiya made form clothes as well as wood , clay toys are famous. As they can be used to enhance motor skill of child.
ReplyDeleteVaranasi and Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh are famous for their wooden lacquer ware and wooden toys. Designs are created with the natural veins of the wood. These toys are made without any joints, and are attractive and safe playthings for children.
ReplyDeleteI reside in Kerala where we have lot of coconut trees. Each and every part of the coconut tree can be used .Toys can be made out of different parts .Example - balls from leaves, weighing balance from shells etc.
ReplyDeleteI reside in the revolutionary state of Maharashtra and here we get different natural things of wood and mud like Gulli Danda, Cricket material, tamarind and many other seeds. various statues made up of mud. We can integrate these in our classroom with different topics in English, E.V.S Math and Hindi.
ReplyDeleteSawantwadi toys refers to hand made works of art made of wood in Sawantwadi a town in Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra, an Indian state.Sawantwadi is popularly known for Ganjifa playing cards and wooden toys made from mango tree traditionally done by the Chitari or Chitrakar community.These toys can be used in the teaching learning process.
ReplyDeleteIn Punjab gudiya made form clothes as well as wool , clay toys are famous. As they can be used to enhance motor skill of child.
ReplyDeleteIn West Bengal clay toys from Krishna nagar ( Ghurni ) , Bankura are very famous and can be used for the development of self expression , fine motor skills , imagination etc.
ReplyDeleteIn my state, in Haryana, Gudda/gudiya are made from cutouts of waste fabrics by children in guidance of elders. Then children play with them by dramatising different situations and a lot of creativity and expression is involved in this game.
ReplyDeleteIn state of Delhi, Here we can find different kind and different varieties of toys and handicrafts in DELHI HAAT MELA. These can be used to promote Communication skills, Problem solving , creative and critical thinking.
ReplyDeleteIN DELHI, WE CAN FIND DIFFERENT KIND AND DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF TOYS AND HANDICRAFTS IN DELHI HAAT MELA. THESE CAN BE USED TO PROMOTE COMMUNICATION SKILLS, PROBLEM SOLVING , CREATIVE AND CRITICAL THINKING.
ReplyDeleteIn Delhi we have different types of toys made up of clay soil, wood and clothes. These can be used in language and in Ev.S
ReplyDeleteI am in now in odisha , I found toys made from coconut hairs, and from mud.
ReplyDeleteIn utter pradesh we have cloth dolls to play with. we used to dress up the doll, played kitchen games with pretend foods and learnt a lot about family like caring and sharing while treating the doll as a small baby. we can use these dolls to nurture the moral values . to inculcate good habits. to know and understand the culture, traditions and food of different states of India.
ReplyDeleteIn my state Uttar Pradesh there are clay toys like Chakki,Chulha,Matki,Chakla-Belan,Ghanti ,Okhali etc.We play with these things and learnt a lot of things about kitchen and food preparation and how to serving food.
ReplyDeleteIN PUNJAB,WE CAN FIND DIFFERENT KIND AND DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF TOYS AND HANDICRAFTS IN MELA. THESE CAN BE USED TO PROMOTE COMMUNICATION SKILLS, PROBLEM SOLVING , CREATIVE AND CRITICAL THINKING.
ReplyDeleteIn Tamilnadu, Toys made with Palm leaves and wood and Dolls made with clay (Tanjore) are famous.We can integrate these dolls in our classroom with different topics in teaching -learning process
ReplyDeleteI belong to Andhra Pradesh. here we can see number of traditional toys making like Kondapalli bommalu , Etikoppaka wooden toys, Tirupati toys. these toys are made from , wood , wood pulp, paper pulp , leather (tollu bommalu) , stuffed clothes toys etc They use natural and safe colours for children. These toys help in learning our traditions , culture , family relations. These can be used to promote Communication skills, Problem solving , creative and critical thinking among primary children. It also helps in teaching and promoting indigenous toys of India for children of the present generation.
ReplyDeleteIn West Bengal clay toys from Krishna nagar ( Ghurni ) , Bankura are very famous and can be used for the fine motor skills , imagination etc.
ReplyDeleteI am from Meghalaya. Here children mostly love to make toys from many kinds of materials easily available in nature like clay, bamboos,wood. The children make dolls, boats etc paint their clothes,and jewellery etc they also make kitchen utensils etc. These toys can be integrate in real classroom for children for learning activities and understanding concepts.
ReplyDeleteI am from Meghaya. The children love to make many kinds of toys from clay,bamboo which are easily available in nature. Toys like people with painted dresses and costumes and many kinds of kitchen equipments that will enrich and make the class interesting and fun to learn.
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ReplyDeleteI am from Shailpokhari(Kalimpong), where children love to play with bamboo which is available in the surrounding (in nature)
And also play with sand and clay.
Such toys can also be integrated in learning activities in real class room sometimes for children and to understand concepts.
Nirmal toys of Telangana are wooden toys, of living beings, painted with natural colours, can help children, in expressing their imaginations, related to social relations, in creating own stories, improvement in motor movements, in learning social values, creating their own toys, life skills etc.
ReplyDeleteThe famous clay dolls of Krishna-nagar, the cloth dolls of Birbhum and the wooden toys of Burdwan and Bankura - all from the state of West Bengal, can be used to teach various concepts like family, work done by different people,etc. These dolls and toys also may help to enhance the gross and fine motor skills of the children.
ReplyDeleteIn Uttar Pradesh,toys of clay,wood and clothes are very common,kitchen set,dolls, vehicles etc.
ReplyDeleteThese can be used in the class to enhance creativity, thinking power,self expression,ordering,counting and many more.
I am from west Bengal in my child we used to play with the clay dolls,kitchen sets as I am staying near MATIGHARA - a place famous for its clay work, now also.
ReplyDeleteWe used to make mountains and decorate them with roads,houses with sloping roofs, means of transports, flora and fauna etc during JHULAN PUJA - just before RAKSHA BANDHAN .
Skills like creativity, communication & self expression, fine motor, social emotional, problem solving, eye hang coordination, cultural etc.
I belong to Bihar and In bihar children play with toy like Gudda Gudiya which is made from cloth, paper or clay and they hold different toys and talk on any occasion like marriage , birthday and other festival like Rakshabandhan etc.
ReplyDeleteWe have different types of toys made up of clay soil, wood and clothes.
ReplyDeleteWe find different kinds of toys made from different materials like clay, cloth (puppet) wooden, plastic, These toys are all used for educational purpose which help in promoting communication skills, fine motor skills, problem solving, creativity, critical thinking and logical reasoning skills.
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ReplyDeleteI belong to uttar pradesh here we play with clay toys like Chulha,Chakla-Belan,katori ,Okhali etc we learnt a lot of things about kitchen and food preparation and how to serving food and understand the culture, traditions and food of our state. we have also cloth dolls to play with. we used to dress up the doll and treat the doll as a small baby. we can use these dolls to nurture the moral values .
By using wooden toys and cloth dolls I can enhance concept of students.
ReplyDeleteKondapalli toys - help to learn about environment- houses, people doing different jobsetc
ReplyDeleteSince my childhood I was found of the wooden toys speciallity of Burdwan craftsmen, with which me and my friends would play and cook up a story. Other toys included vegetables, fruits, human characters made of clay and mud which helped to be creative each time while making up a story, identify each and every fruit and vegetable.
ReplyDeleteBy using dolls, kitchen sets, brick games, clay and patterns we can enhance the students' motor skills, self assessment skills, concept of shapes and various other topics
ReplyDeleteI am a native of Bihar. As a child i used to play with utensils made of clay. It helped to understand the utility of various utensils and why it had a specific shape. It can be used to teach students about shape ,size etc.
ReplyDeleteBy using dolls, kitchen sets, brick games, clay and patterns we can enhance the students' motor skills, self assessment skills, concept of shapes and various other topics
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