Babli made a ball using a few rags, paper, wool and string. Have you tried to play a game using the things around you? What did you play? Name the things that you use to play. Talk about it in the class.
Children can make toys and games from everyday materials.
For example, an old bicycle tyre can be used as a wheel to run after with a stick.
Rags, paper, and wool can be rolled together and tied with string to make a ball.
Waste material can be creatively used to make useful play items.
Explanation
The chapter describes how Babli creatively made a ball using rags, paper, wool, and string when they lost their ball. The teacher note encourages children to discuss how things around us can be used to have fun, such as using an old bicycle tyre as a wheel. Children should be encouraged to share their experiences of creating games from available materials.
Solution Steps
Children can make toys and games from everyday materials
An old bicycle tyre can be used as a wheel to run after with a stick
Rags, paper, and wool can be rolled together and tied with string to make a ball
Waste material can be creatively used to make useful play items