Media Release
Moodbidri, Feb 10: On the young learners of grade 1 at Carmel School Moodbidri, showcased their understanding of water through an engaging subject-related presentation.
The event aimed to highlight the sources of water and the importance of water fostering awareness about this essential resource among students.
Grade 1A: "Nature’s gift: Exploring the sources of water
Students enthusiastically presented various natural sources of water, including rainwater, rivers, seas, oceans, lakes, ponds and wells. They explained the water cycle and how evaporation, condensation and precipitation ensure a continuous supply of water for all living beings. Their creative displays and models beautifully illustrated the journey of water in nature.
Grade 1B water: The essence of life and survival”
Students emphasized the importance of water in daily life. They highlighted how water supports digestion, circulation, muscle development, memory enhancement and overall health. The young presenters also stressed the need to save water for future generations, encouraging everyone to adopt healthy water usage habits, reuse water wherever possible and contribute to environmental conservation.
Through posters and interactive explanations, the students effectively conveyed the message that water is life and must be preserved. The event was a testament to their enthusiasm, curiosity and growing awareness of environmental responsibility. The presentation ended on a thought-provoking note inspiring both students and teachers to adopt water-saving habits and appreciate the precious gift of water.
Both events were a remarkable success, thanks to the unwavering dedication of parents and teachers who went the extra mile to make the day unforgettable. Their invaluable support not only enriched the students' learning experiences but also fostered teamwork, creativity and confidence.
It was a day that beautifully celebrated the wonders of nature, the power of innovation and the joy of collaborative learning—leaving a lasting impression on everyone involved.