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Students of Pre-Nursery participated in an exciting life skill activity — winding and unwinding yarn. With focused minds and curious hands, they learnt the art of wrapping and unravelling, building their fine motor skills while having fun. The simple yet...

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Manimajra, Updated At : 10:06 AM Sep 23, 2024 IST

Students of Pre-Nursery participated in an exciting life skill activity — winding and unwinding yarn. With focused minds and curious hands, they learnt the art of wrapping and unravelling, building their fine motor skills while having fun. The simple yet impactful exercise not only enhanced their hand-eye coordination but also taught them patience and the joy of completing a task.

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