School organises activity for KG students

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 27, 2025 IST

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Ningania Vidya Mandir School, Shahjanpur, organised an exciting 'Buy and Sell' activity for its kindergarten students to give them a fun-and-practical learning experience. Tiny tots participated by playing the roles of shopkeepers and customers. Through this activity, children learned basic concepts of money handling, social interaction and communication skills in a playful manner. The classrooms were filled with joy and excitement as the little ones exchanged pretend money for toys, stationery, fruits and other items. The event helped children develop confidence and understand the value of buying and selling in everyday life.

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