PadiKal Chennai

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A glimpse of today's parenting workshop.

Immensely proud of the PadiKal parents who participated in today's workshop. We shared our stories, had a good time and inspired each other to be better parents!

Join us on a laughter Riot at our storry telling/puppet theatre, playing Pinnochio!

'Stories from PadiKal'- A book reading and story telling session. The kids had a ball and so did the teachers!

Mrs. Suhasini Kumaran, a wonderful mother to sweet 5 year old, visited our school. Thankyou for saying such kind things about us
(We took the liberty to intersperse her video with pictures from our school for those of you new to PadiKal)

At PadiKal, much of the teaching is student led !
Aayan decided he needed more colours to paint his pebbles, so the kids got together and discovered mixing 2 colours can make new colours .
Diya wanted to make pink and Selvi ma'am wondered out aloud 'hm...which colour resembles Pink!?', Diya was quick to pick Red from the colour tablet of her little mind.
"But isn't Pink much lighter than Red?" asked Dr. Vidhya. Diya and Ayan quickly got to mixing Red and White to make a lovely pink.

Soon they moved on to mixing blue and yellow, red and black and more.
They all learnt their primary colours and that mixing primary colours can give rise to more colours.

It's tough to say who had more fun playing colour games at PadiKal today !
Teachers and toddlers at PadiKal had a blast discovering colours and numbers today.

These little girls make friends wirh each other during thier Toddler multi-sport time!

Mom and Me| Daddy and Darling

Jump in, jump out !
Seems like an obvious, easy task.
To a parent it's a moment of pride to see their little one follow order.

To a 2 year old it's a fun task. .

To a pediatrician, it's a task that helps in strengthening of the muscles of the back and the legs, a task where the child learns important words that are the building blocks of a language; such as 'jump', 'in' and 'out' and a task where a child learns that the shape of a ring is a circle.