Wooden blocks lends itself to learning effortlessly. Here are some ways we have seen children engage with wooden blocks.The children have a countless possibilities and can use their imagination. While
July23, 2016
by Shibumi
July16, 2016
by Shibumi
Ladki pe ghoda
Mahiti (Age 8) has been facinated with horses. Wanting to draw horses, paint them, stitch them. Last year for our Poetry mela she chose a poem about how to love a horse to illustrate and share w
July14, 2016
by Shibumi
Lunch Time
Before lunch one sees Aman (the boy in the green T-shirt-5years) walk purposefully towards our tiny garden and get a banana leaf for lunch. He sprinkles water on the leaf to clean it, serves his food
July9, 2016
by Shibumi
The Snake Dance
This was a beautiful sight , that the entire Shibumi family witnessed after our evening quiet time. Two snakes coiled around each other in a seemingly affectionate dance. This tussle we thought was a
July9, 2016
by Shibumi
A Walk to Remember
Last week the Ketaki’s (Age 7 to 9) went for a walk, the plan was to go mulberry picking in a gated community. Mulberries, we had heard were filled in the bushes and we were so excited to collect our
March13, 2016
by Shibumi
Thulirs in Kaigal
This year our young Thulirs (Age 6 to 9) spent four days in Kaigal. Here the Krishnamurti Foundation owns acres of beautiful forested land with the Kaigal river flowing through it. This land is on the
