By Savarinathan Maria Arasu | Founder Director
A Week of Colour, Creativity, and Growth at Janani Home
At Janani Home, the past few days have been nothing short of vibrant, inspiring, and deeply enriching for the girls. The atmosphere has been filled with colour, creativity, curiosity, and joyful learning as the children participated in a series of thoughtfully planned activities designed to nurture their talents and build their confidence.
Art Days
Our Art Days brought out the artistic spirit in every child. The sessions began with simple free-hand drawing, allowing each girl to express her imagination without limitations or guidelines. As the pencils moved across the paper, we saw flowers, patterns, shapes, and imaginative scenes slowly come to life. This was followed by painting sessions where the children experimented with bright, expressive colour palettes. Many explored mixing shades, creating depth, and trying new brush techniques. The entire activity encouraged self-expression and emotional release, helping the girls build confidence in their own creative choices. Watching the children sit together, share ideas, observe each other’s work, and help one another was heartwarming. Their finished artworks were full of life—each piece reflecting a unique personality and perspective.
Craft Day: Create Your Own Animal
Craft Day was another highlight that sparked excitement and teamwork. Using simple cardboard cut-outs, the girls were guided to design and assemble their favourite animals. Some chose familiar creatures like cats, dogs, and birds, while others experimented with jungle animals and even created imaginative hybrids. After assembling the shapes, the children painted them with great enthusiasm. They loved choosing colours that reflected how they imagined the animals would look—some opted for realistic hues while others used playful and vibrant combinations. This activity not only enhanced their fine motor skills but also allowed them to think creatively, follow steps with focus, and take pride in building something with their own hands. The final display of their completed animals was truly stunning, transforming the room into a cheerful mini-exhibition of talent.
Game & Skill Day: Chess for Young Minds
To balance creativity with cognitive development, the girls also enjoyed an engaging Game & Skill Day. A friendly chess session encouraged them to think critically and strategically. Many children were beginners, and it was delightful to watch them learn how each piece moves, understand the rules, and practise patience as they planned their next steps. The more experienced players guided the newcomers, fostering teamwork and peer learning. Chess proved to be a wonderful tool for building focus, problem-solving skills, and healthy competition. The girls celebrated each other’s wins, reflected on their moves, and showed impressive sportsmanship throughout the session.
Overall, the past few days at Janani Home have been filled with meaningful moments that supported the girls’ emotional, creative, and intellectual growth. These activities are more than just fun—they help the children explore their potential, discover new skills, and build a sense of confidence and belonging. We look forward to many more days of learning, laughter, and colourful memories together!
By Savarinathan Maria Arasu | Founder Director
By Savarinathan Maria Arasu | Founder Director
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