Activity on 'Cleanliness is next to happiness' presented

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Sep 17, 2025 IST

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An activity on “Cleanliness is next to happiness” was presented by LKG-C in morning assembly at St Soldier International Convent School, Mohali. Messy Monster, a playful character, brought fun and learning about cleanliness. Kids interacted with the Messy Monster, a talking trash bin, and learnt about keeping their surroundings clean. With catchy songs in English and Hindi “Chocolate wrappers” and “Bits of paper”, dances like “Wash your hands”, and engaging dialogues, this interactive piece encouraged children to embrace hygiene and proper waste disposal habits.

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