Children engage in tearing, pasting, and coloring exercises that boost their creativity and fine motor skills. This hands-on activity encourages self-expression while improving hand-eye coordination and concentration.

At Dr. Abdul Kalam School, our Music & Movement sessions help young children develop rhythm, coordination, and self-expression. Through singing, dancing, and action-based rhymes, children enhance their listening skills, motor abilities, and social interaction. These fun-filled sessions also encourage creativity, improve memory, and provide a joyful break from routine academics, making learning a delightful experience.

Block play promotes teamwork and problem-solving. Children explore shapes and structures using colorful blocks, helping them understand spatial awareness, balance, and early concepts of engineering and architecture.

Using visual matching cards and playful illustrations, sensory games help children sharpen their recognition skills, memory, and attention to detail. These games stimulate the senses and encourage cognitive development in early learners.

Our ESL activities are thoughtfully designed to support students for whom English is not their first language. These sessions focus on building foundational skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing through engaging exercises like vocabulary games, role-playing, phonics practice, and storytelling. The goal is to develop confidence in using English both inside and outside the classroom, ensuring smooth integration into the academic environment while promoting clear communication and comprehension skills.

Our Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Lab is a modern, well-equipped space where students explore the world of computers and digital tools. From basic computer literacy to creative applications like presentations, typing, coding fundamentals, and educational software, the lab encourages students to become confident digital learners. With age-appropriate software and guided instruction, students build essential 21st-century skills in a hands-on and engaging environment that complements their classroom learning.

Learners actively engage with geometry and arithmetic through cut-and-paste models, measuring tools, and group exercises. Concepts such as angles, symmetry, and data interpretation are reinforced in fun, tangible ways.