Amanora School Grade-IX students has embarked on an exciting journey through a Model Making Activity on Drainage in their classroom.
As part of the activity, each group marked the particular stage of the river and also highlighted the significance beautifully. Each group researched their assigned part, gathered information, interesting facts and creatively presented through a model.
Students prepared a model on the "Stages of Rivers". Rivers usually flow in three stages and form some erosional and depositional landforms. Students demonstrated those landforms in their model with the help of Cardboard or a large baseboard, clay or playdough, paints and brushes, small pebbles and sand.
This activity not only enhanced the students’ knowledge of geography but also fostered teamwork, critical thinking, and presentation skills. It aimed to help the young minds learn spatial relationships and the importance of the drainage along with its prominent features.
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