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To inculcate the habit of reading at an early age in the young minds and teaching them the usage of bookmarks while reading, the tiny tots created ‘DIY bookmarks’ using fabrics. The fun-filled activity unleashed their creativity with a message...

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Updated At : 02:35 PM Dec 06, 2022 IST

To inculcate the habit of reading at an early age in the young minds and teaching them the usage of bookmarks while reading, the tiny tots created ‘DIY bookmarks’ using fabrics. The fun-filled activity unleashed their creativity with a message to learn. The students flaunted their artistic imagination while working and experimenting with different textures of fabrics. The objective was to teach them the most valuable skill of enjoying reading and developing interest in books.

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