Events in January, Bangalore

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        1.  There is a workshop on enhancing the teacher’s creative and cognitive potential organized on the 26th jan at akshayam preschool and resource centre, C.V. Raman nagar Bangalore. The registration charges are at Rs.250 only. The contact numbers are Mrs. Indira Swaminathan 919880815617 and Ms.Manjit Kochar 919845699451.
                  The workshop is designed to equip participants with techniques and ideas on how to use teaching aids/materials more creatively and innovatively. The workshop is open to Parents, Pre-school teachers, Primary teachers, Special Educators, Therapists and all others who would find this topic interesting and helpful.

         2.    KILIKILI is organizing the Kilikili - Habba at M N Krishna Rao Park.
  Timings from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at M N Krishnarao Park, Basavangudi on the 22nd of Jan.  Activities for the day include
1. Nine Pins   2. Outdoor games: Cricket, Football, Basket ball - organised by Aata Oodanata,   3. Bubble Blowing,   4. Pot Painting,   5. Banner painting 6. Mehendi/ tatoo  7. Snacks
 For further details you can contact Manju at manjursd@yahoo.com or 9900246706.


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