Footprints Childcare: Gomti Nagar Extension Lucknow

Day Care Activities, Indoor Traditional Games

Small Group in LKG and UKG

All in Red and GLOWING CHRISTMAS FESTIVE VIBES🎄

Christmas Celebration 2023 Games and Dance

happy kids

Dispersal Time
What to expect?

BIG hugs
Sweet KISSES
MORE CUDDLES
and huge demand list 😊😊

Tiny Smiles, big dreams. Our preschool squad to ready to take the world together.

Children's Day Party

Happy Children's Day

Diwali Rangostsav 2023
Diwali 2.0

Diwali Rangostsav Footprints Gomtinagar Extension Lucknow

Shubh Diwali

In the darkest of nights, the moon shines bright,
Ghosts and goblins awake, ready for their delight.
They dance and they prance, through the spooky streets,
Wearing costumes and masks, ready for some treats.

Knock, knock, knock, on each door they go,
"Trick or treat!" they shout, with voices all aglow.
Kindly neighbors greet them, with candies to share,
Smiling and laughing, showing how much they care.

Pumpkins glowing, with faces so funny,
Twinkling lights, making everything sunny.
Jack-o-lanterns grinning, glowing by each side,
Guiding them on this Halloween night time ride.

There's no need to fear, it's all just pretend,
Halloween is here, a night to make new friends.
So let's enjoy the magic, the laughter, and the cheer,
Happy Halloween to all, and a night filled with cheer!

Spooky 👻 Halloween

Garba 2.0

Garba Party organized for our Footprints mom's.

Dusshera Story Session Footprints Gomtinagar Extension Lucknow

Navratri Celebrations

Navratri Celebrations at Footprints Gomtinagar Extension Lucknow

World Food Day celebration

*Dakiya Daak Laya* 💌✉️💌
Celebrating National Post Day Footprints Gomtinagar Extension Lucknow

On the 10th of October, the preschool had a delightful and educational celebration of National Post Day. The event aimed to introduce children to the importance of postal services, letter writing, and the value of maintaining connections through traditional means. Dressed as a cheerful postman, one of the teachers engaged the young learners in interactive activities, fostering their understanding of how letters are exchanged and reinforcing the significance of communication in our lives.

Activity Highlights:
During the celebration, the preschoolers eagerly participated in various activities that helped bring the magic of letter writing to life. The supermam prominently displayed a letterbox, capturing the children's fascination. She explained its purpose and demonstrated how letters are dropped into it for delivery. This visual representation not only intrigued the children but also stimulated their curiosity about the journey of their letters.

Writing Letters:
The children were encouraged to write letters, a truly special and personal way to connect with family, friends, and loved ones. They eagerly wrote heartwarming messages and greetings, displaying their emerging writing skills. The teachers also facilitated the process by having the children reach out to their friends and relatives on the phone, adding a sense of anticipation and excitement.

Understanding the Role of Postmen:
The teachers took a moment to emphasize the importance of postmen and their hard work in delivering letters and packages to our homes. She shared stories of how, in the era before smartphones, exchanging letters was a fundamental means of communication. The children gained insight into how letters have historically played a role in fostering relationships and keeping families and friends connected.

Conclusion:
The National Post Day celebration at our preschool was a delightful and enlightening experience for our young learners. Through engaging activities and a hands-on demonstration, the children gained knowledge about postal services and developed an appreciation for the art of letter writing. This celebration served as a reminder that even in our digitally driven world, the sentimental value and personal touch of a letter continue to be cherished. As we celebrated National Post Day, we celebrated the power of communication, building connections, and keeping our loved ones close.

A Preschooler Diary:

The Indian Air Force - Protecting the Skies
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Introduction:
The Indian Air Force is a special group of brave people who help protect the skies of India. They use special airplanes called fighter jets to fly high up in the air and keep us safe. Let's learn more about the Indian Air Force!

Body:
1. Who are they?
The Indian Air Force is a part of the military in India. They are like superheroes who work in the sky. They have special training to fly in airplanes and do exciting things to keep our country safe.

2. What do they do?
The Indian Air Force has different kinds of jobs. They protect our country from enemies and help during times of emergencies like natural disasters. Sometimes they drop supplies like food and water to people who need help.

3. How do fighter jets work?
Fighter jets are super fast airplanes with powerful engines. They can fly very high and very fast. The pilots who fly these planes learn how to control them and perform daring missions.

4. Uniform and Symbols:
The Indian Air Force pilots wear special uniforms and badges to show that they belong to the Air Force. They also have a special flag with the Indian Air Force symbol called the "Roundel". It's a colorful circle with a white band in the middle.

5. Airshows and Celebrations:
Sometimes, the Indian Air Force organizes air shows and participates in parades. They fly their fighter jets in the sky, making loops and twists, and create colorful smoke trails. It's a proud moment for everyone to see them in action.

Conclusion:👨‍✈️👩‍✈️🧑‍✈️
The Indian Air Force is a group of brave men and women who protect India by flying in the sky. They are like our real-life superheroes, keeping us safe from any danger. Next time you see an airplane in the sky, remember that there might be an Indian Air Force pilot up there, watching over us!

Joy Giving Week Celebration
Sharing is Caring

Footprints Childcare: Gomti Nagar Extension Lucknow

Mahatma Gandhi Birthday celebration done at Footprints Gomtinagar Extension Lucknow , the Children pretend played the act of Dandi March and Showed us how hard was to win over Britishers and take our country back.
Mahatma Gandhi taught us:
Bura Mat Dekho
Bura Mat Bolo
Bura Mat Suno
And preeached about non voilence.