Rhymes and poetry play a vital role in early childhood education. They help develop language skills, boost memory, and enhance confidence in young learners. One of the most exciting and enriching events in a pre-primary school is the Recitation & Rhymes Competition, where little ones get a chance to express themselves through rhythm and words!
Recitation is more than just memorizing and reciting words—it helps in:
The school was filled with excitement as our young participants took the stage with enthusiasm! Here’s a glimpse of the delightful competition:
A beautifully decorated stage set the perfect mood for the event, making children feel special and confident.
Each child took turns reciting their favorite rhyme or short poem with adorable expressions and hand gestures, bringing their words to life!
Some classes had a theme—such as nature, friendship, or animals—making the event even more engaging and meaningful.
To add to the excitement, some children used props or wore costumes related to their rhymes, making their performances more lively and interactive.
Every child received applause and words of encouragement, boosting their confidence and motivation to participate in future events.
