INTRODUCTION
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Teach the children to strive for totality not for perfection.
GOALS
To make the children understand totality.
CLICK OF THE TOPIC: Strive for totality not for perfection

ABOUT THE TOPIC
Don't harp too much on perfectionism. Perfectionism can make you neurotic. Whatever you do, do it wholly, totally. Then automatically, you will never worry about perfectionism. Perfectionism is always something from your mind. It becomes a goal for you. You work towards it as a goal. And when you work towards it as a goal, it becomes dead and mundane.


OBJECTIVES
¤ Which can make you neurotic?
¤ When will you not worry about
perfectionism?
¤ Which is always from your
mind?
¤ Can we make mistakes?
¤ What happens when we are
scared to make mistakes?


ART OF THE DAY


ART OF THE DAY
DRAW A PICTURE IN PERFECTION
MATERIALS NEEDED: Paper, Pencil, Eraser, Color pencil or poster color or crayons
PROCEDURE: Ask the children to draw a picture and color with full perfection and ask them whether they enjoyed drawing the picture fully
INFERENCE: Perfectionism never gives you joy. It only fulfills your ego. Perfectionism is never possible because it is in your mind and your mind keys changing its definition of perfection.


WORKSHOP OF
THE DAY
Contemplate on the topic of perfectionism


GAME OF THE DAY

GAME OF THE DAY:
CATCH THE SIGHTED
One player is selected to be it and are
blindfolded. They are then spun
around and must try to catch someone.
Once they catch someone that person
is then blindfolded. So now there are
two blindfolded players trying to catch
every one else. Each time a sighted
player is caught they become another
blindfolded player. The game
continues until all but one person has
been caught. They are then the winner.
CONCLUSION:
Conclude the topic by
reiterating the important
details.


INTRODUCTION
THERE iS NOTHING WRONG WiTH MAKiNG MiSTAKES

INTRODUCTION:
Teach the children that there is nothing wrong with making mistakes
GOALS:
To make the children understand totality.
CLICK OF THE TOPIC:
Don't make the same mistakes again

ABOUT THE TOPIC:
There is nothing wrong in making mistakes. In fact, by making a few mistakes, you come to know clearly how to avoid making mistakes. The more you learn from mistakes, the more you know about how not to make mistakes. Knowing how not to make mistakes is a very important thing. Only then you have seen both sides of it; only then you have explored the two sides experientially. Else, there is always the danger of falling into the unknown side at a critical time when you really can't afford to. The moment you are worried that it might be a mistake, you are worried about your ego getting hurt. When you are not so concerned about your ego getting hurt, you will have the courage to take any jump. All your so-called worry is actually about your ego getting hurt. When you are free from it, you will act with more freedom and courage. You will be more willing to experiment.


OBJECTIVES
❖ When can we can avoid mistakes?
❖ Can we learn something from mistakes?
❖ Can we make the same mistakes again and again?
❖ What happens when you are worried?
❖ When we will have the courage to take any jump?


ART OF THE DAY

ART OF THE DAY
Draw and color your favorite picture
MATERIALS NEEDED:
- Coffee powder,
- vinegar different essence (eg. vanilla)
- poster colours,
- uncoloured picture,
- paint brush
P ROCEDURE: Children are asked to paint the picture with poster colors mixed with coffee powder or vanilla essence. After the painting has dried ask them to smell the pictures and identify the smell.
INFERENCE: If they identify the smell wrongly they can learn the smells properly. There is nothing wrong in making mistakes. The more you learn from mistakes, the more you know about how not to make the mistakes



WORKSHOP OF
THE DAY:
VAAKYARTHA SADHAS
Talk about what they learnt from their mistakes.


GAME OF THE DAY
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GAME OF THE DAY:
BLOW THE MAN DOWN
Using a large piece of cardboard about
2' by 6', create a cardboard man. Give
it a base to stand it up. Now place it
on a table. Take the first player in the
room, blindfold them and spin them
around. Leave them facing the table.
Next have them walk up to the table
and try to blow over the man. Each
player has three chances. If they blow
it over they get into the next round
otherwise they are out. Keep playing
until one person is left.
Conclusion : Conclude the topic by reiterating the important details.

