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June 2016 Volume I Issue 1 `50

3-6 age group

H e y Di d d l e Di d d l e !

. . . y d a Re Get set

Go... ree!

Get F ur Fo ts & Sheeabel l l i k S eL Nam ckers t Si

Amazing Animals

Learn

Through

FUN!

Advisory Panel

Hi! I am

Hi! I am

Bunny.

Get ready to have some fun. Buggy and I are coming to meet you.

Buggy.

Grab your camera and get busy clicking! Click!

Click!

Ms. Swati Popat Vats

President Early Childhood Association, Mumbai

Dr. Reeta Sonawat Professor and Head Human Development, SNDT Women's University, Mumbai

Dear Parents and Teachers, We are happy to bring Brainfeed Junior Magazine to the tiny tots! We invite you to share about an interesting incident that is inspiring and useful to children. Send the writing in simple English not exceeding 150 words.

Ms. Prema Daniel Director, Centre for Training and Resources in Early Childhood Education, Chennai

Ms. Aditi Jain

Pragyavataran Educational Society Noida

Ms. Sonali Andrews Director, IPTTA, Hyderabad

Dear children, Brainfeed is opening a new column exclusively for child photographers!

Click an interesting event /activity happened in your school and send it to us. The best photograph will be published in the Brainfeed Junior Magazine and it could win the Best Junior Photographer Award!

So what are you waiting for!

Hurry up!!!!

Ms. Anne Sivanathan Educationist, Malaysia

Listen 3-6 age group

Story The Proud Monkey The Butterfly

Rhyme

Hey! Diddle, Diddle

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? e d i s n t’s

be a h Alp Poster

6 Amazing Animals Rabbit

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Art&Craft Butterfly College

Learn Through Fun Count and write Find Out How Many?

Word wall Cross Word Play and Learn

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Editorial

3-6 age group

T

he new academic year is back again with lots of fun and enthusiasm. The children gear up to begin the new academic year with great expectations. To enhance their learning skills in a fun and playful manner, Brainfeed has brought brand new children’s educational magazines Brainfeed Junior and Brainfeed Primary, exclusively, for 3-6 and 6-10 age groups.

This issue contains stories, rhymes, comics, facts and fun-filled activities in colourful layouts and easy to read text. Children will enjoy reading and will also gain knowledge, and age appropriate skills.

The feature ‘Ready...Get set go…’ focuses on preparing children for new academic year with high spirits. ‘Amazing Animals’ is an informative feature that brings awareness in children about animal life. ‘Play and learn’ talks about simple everyday activities that children play and do as part of growing up process.

Enjoy reading and learning!

Check out our website & E-mag brainfeedgroup.com

Brahmam KV Chief Editor

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June 2016 Volume I Issue 1

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and

Listen

Enjoy

Now you can read as well as listen to your favourite article and also watch videos.

How it works ?

Download QR code scanner or QR code reader app on your Smartphone.

Open the application, focus and hold the camera on the QR code of the article or the video you want to listen to or watch.

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. . . y d Rea Get set

Go...

Get up early in the morning and get ready to school.

Reach school on time.

Eat healthy breakfast .

It's fun

going to

school!

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The P roud Monkey Listen

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Once upon a time, some sailors set sail on their boat to visit a faraway country. One of the sailors, Gavin, brought his pet monkey along with him.

One morning, when the boat was in the middle of the sea, a big storm turned the boat upside down.

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2 All the sailors and the monkey fell into the water. The monkey could not swim and it tried to get hold of something to save itself. Just then, a dolphin came and lifted the monkey out of water. Soon, they reached an island and the monkey jumped onto the shore.

Then, the dolphin asked the monkey, “Do you know this place?”

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“Yes, the king of this island is my friend,” replied the monkey.

The dolphin knew that nobody lived on the island.

So dolphin said, “Oh! Is that so? Now you can ask the help of your friend to get back home.”

The dolphin swam away.

The monkey shouted, “Hey! Wait!”

But the dolphin did not stop.

Now, the monkey understood that it is alone in the island.

Moral One who tells a lie creates problem to oneself.

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T I B B A R

Amazing Animals

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Rabbit twists its nose times per minute. to

120

Rabbit loves to eat carrots.

Rabbit sheds its hair

to get free from enemy’s grip.

Rabbit can sweat only through its feet.

Rabbit sleeps

for eight to nine hours a day.

Activity

Visit a zoo and find out more about rabbits.

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Listen

Rhyme Hey! Diddle Diddle

Watch

Hey! diddle diddle, The cat and the fiddle,; The cow jumped over the moon; The little dog laughed to see such fun; And the dish ran away with the spoon.

y t i v i Act

How do you call a baby cow, a baby dog and a baby cat? Find out.

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Note:

Word Wall

'at' sound words

Teachers may help children to get similar sound words (Phonemes).

'an' sound words

'in' sound words

C _ _

V _ _

B _ _

M _ _

F _ _

P _ _

R _ _

P _ _

T _ _

B _ _

M _ _

F _ _

H _ _

R _ _

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F _ _

T _ _

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Cross Word

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Play and Learn

Tearing Paper Oops! Torn a paper again? Just relax! Tearing a paper into pieces is not just fun, but it’s a good exercise too! It helps to develop finger movements and coordination skills. Use old unwanted papers only.

Note to Parents:

Encourage child to use his/her thumb and forefinger in opposite directions while tearing the paper.

Digging Pit

Do you have a toy

gardening kit with you? Then hurry up! Take your kit and go to the garden. Find a nice place and start digging.Use the spade. This activity increases your muscle strength and also develops large muscles. It improves your gardening skills too!

Note to Parents:

Give the child his/her own garden space. This way the child will learn responsibility too.

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Pull out the wall poster for display!

Letters of

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Alpha

Aa Bb Cc Dd Apple

Ball

Cat

Do

Hh Ii Jj K k Hen

Igloo

Jug

Kite

Oo Pp Qq Rr Vv Ww X x Orange

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Parrot

Quill

Van

Whale

Rock

Xmas

abet

d

og

Ee Ff Gg Elephant

Flower

Goat

Ll Mm Nn r Ss Tt Uu

k

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ket

x

Tree

Lion

Ship

Mango

Tree

Nest

Umbrella

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Yak

Zebra June 2016

Learn

FUN

Through

Count

Circle

and write the number

the pictures

beginning with 'A'

FIND

the missing numbers and fill in the gaps.

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3

6

8 9

Match the missing part with the correct shape given.

Circle the missing fruit in the pattern from the help box.

Help Box

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Art & Craft

What to Do? Get a Chart, Colour Papers and other decorative material easily available at your home, and try making a colourful Butterfly collage as shown above.

lourful Take some co and wool threads legs stick spider’s as shown.

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Try making your own yummy apple tree on a separate paper.

Match the fruits with their shadows.

Join the other half of the picture by drawing a line.

Help the cat to reach the milk !

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Children's

Art Lasya

Swetanjali

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How Many ?

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Rohan loved watching butterflies. One day‌.

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Oh! Lovely! This is a cocoon. A butterfly comes out of this.

I think the butterfly is not ready yet.

The next day, Rohan again went to see the cocoon.

Finally, one morning, the cocoon cracked a little.

For many days, Rohan watched cocoon eagerly.

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Butterfly tried hard to come out of the cocoon. But it could not.

Oh! Butterfly, I will help you.

Using scissors, Rohan made the crack bigger.

I am very excited!

Yippee! The butterfly is coming out slowly.

The butterfly has come out‌ but...it is unable to open its wings properly.. something is wrong...

to be continued...

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Mentor Speaks

A perfect

chilthdat?

What’s Bringing up a perfect child has two ways: an easy way and a difficult way. Child psychologists think that growth and development are controlled mainly by heredity.

An educator, author, Educational Entrepreneur, Parenting Advocate, President, Podar Education Network, Member, National Association for the Education of Young Children and President, Early Childhood Association, India

- Ms. Swati Popat Vats The environment in which we grow up plays a much more important role in our development and growth. Children are born with certain abilities that can blossom when supported by a rich and stimulating environment.

How does one make a child intelligent?

Intelligence is part inherited and part cultivated. The first part you will have to leave to your genes! To cultivate intelligence is extremely important for parents to understand that June 2016

intelligence thrives or grows with questioning.

So allow children to ask questions. Questioning cultivates logical thinking and helps the child relate to the knowledge.

How does one make a child honest?

Definitely with role models! There is no easy way out here!

In addition, you must expose your child to stories that depict honesty and talk about it when you experience it in everyday situations. A very important question most parents ask, does it pay to be honest in today’s day and age?

Yes, it keeps your spirit/soul beautiful and a beautiful spirit can boost self esteem, confidence and a ‘yes-Ican’ feeling. So honesty may not ‘pay’ but it pays to be honest!

Truthful- goes hand in hand with honesty. But what is being truthful?

The easiest way to bring up a perfect child is to be intelligent, honest, funny, lovable, truthful and an achiever, yourself.

In today’s world people do find it exceedingly difficult to be completely truthful all the time. But a conscious effort can help. One of the first and most common situations in which a child experiences a parent being untruthful is the usual ‘tell him I am not at home’. As parents we are role models and this is where we teach our children the first lesson in social lying!

Parents must understand when a child is ‘joking’, as young children love to exaggerate, just for the fun of it. Humour the child, instead of calling the child a liar. Young adolescents love to fib.

Gently correct them, instead of saying ‘stop lying and showing off’ Therefore set forth on the difficult path to ensure that our children grow up intelligent, honest and yes most important with a sense of humour!

Craft Ideas

June 2016

June

You're the best dad!

I am so blessed to have a father like you.

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