An engaging and educational assembly was conducted by the nursery students on the theme “Sense Organs”. The young learners confidently took the stage to share the importance of each of the five sense organs—eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin—through an interactive and entertaining story.
The story revolved around five friends, each representing a different sense organ. Through their playful conversations and experiences, the children highlighted how each organ helps us perceive the world around us. For example, the “Eye” friend showed how we see colors and shapes, while the “Ear” friend explained how we hear sounds. Similarly, the roles of the nose, tongue, and skin were beautifully depicted, making the audience understand their functions in a simple and fun way.
The students used colorful props and costumes to represent each sense organ, making the presentation both visually appealing and informative. Their expressions, enthusiasm, and clarity of speech were commendable, showcasing their confidence and preparation.
They were applauded for the efforts by putting together such a delightful and meaningful assembly. It was a wonderful opportunity for the little ones to develop stage confidence while also reinforcing an important topic in a memorable way.
