Re-imagining book covers at Sky World School, Panchkula

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Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:17 AM Aug 01, 2025 IST

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The young learners of Grade II at the school participated in a delightful and imaginative activity where they reimagined the covers of their favourite library books. With crayons, markers, and a world of ideas, each child chose a book close to their heart and redesigned its cover with great enthusiasm and creativity. The fun-filled activity not only brought out their love for reading but also nurtured a variety of essential skills. From artistic flair and fine motor control to deep thinking and emotional reflection, the students showcased exceptional creativity.

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