ART OF THE DAY:
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DRAW WITH NON-DOMINANT HAND
GOALS:
Children try to unclutch their thoughts by doing this activity.
MATERIALS: Paper (1 each), pencil (1 each).
PREPARATION:
Have enough pencils for everyone and a paper each and ask them to draw or write in their non-dominant hand.
PRESENTATION:
Ask each child to draw a picture or write something with the non dominant hand i.e., the left handed person will write in right hand and right handed person will write in left hand. This activity enables them to use both the sides of the brain.
ART OF THE DAY:
DRAW WITH NON-DOMINANT HAND
INTERPRETATION: Ask each child to draw a picture or write something with the non dominant hand i.e., the left handed person will write in right hand and right handed person will write in left hand. This activity enables them to use both the sides of the brain.
CONCLUSION: Doing things in the moment is a beautiful learning experience, when we exercise another aspect of our brain, we will learn better and experience life fuller through our right brain and in the now.
