Course 12: Activity 3: Share your Ideas
Think about indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous from your State/ UT and share your ideas how you can use them in teaching learning of different concepts, skills etc..
Course 01: Activity 1: Share Your Reflections
Watch the video film “Khula Aakash” 2014 from the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XjDHOrcJyw and reflect on it. Think about what is ECCE? Why is it important? How does ECCE provide a basis for learning in school and life? Share your reflections.
Toy based Pedagogy for Foundational Stage
ReplyDeleteThis is a very interesting game, we have to select any alphabet and write the Name place an animal and thing by that alphabet, by this game we can teach students Nouns, name of various animals, things and places.
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DeleteToys can be used to improve and enhance the communication skills in growing age.
DeleteFrom my region, traditional toys like wooden puzzles, bamboo flutes, and handmade dolls can be incorporated into teaching-learning experiences. For instance, wooden puzzles can help develop problem-solving skills and spatial awareness in math lessons. Bamboo flutes can introduce musical concepts and cultural heritage in music classes. Handmade dolls can be used to teach storytelling, role-playing, and emotional intelligence in language and social science lessons. These indigenous toys can make learning engaging, interactive, and rooted in local culture.
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ReplyDeleteIn my area Triwhller was very famous. It helps the small kids to walk. With the help of triwhller children enjoy walking, running with a lot of fun. It help them to strengthen the muscular strength.
ReplyDeletePunjab is known for its rich cultural heritage, including indigenous toys and learning materials. One way you can incorporate them into teaching and learning is by using traditional Punjabi dolls or puppets to teach storytelling and communication skills. You can also use traditional board games like "Chowkabara" to teach counting, strategy, and problem-solving. These toys and materials can make learning fun and help students connect with their cultural roots.
ReplyDeleteIn Delhi also dolls and puppets are popular toys which I agree help in grabbing the students' attention and linguistic development through story telling.
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ReplyDeleteIn haryana dolls, puppets, kitchen utensils,kites, clay toys are very popular.These toys can enhance the motor skills ,create interest among the students and make them concentrate in the learning process
ReplyDeleteUse puppets from different states for dramatization
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DeleteIn Meghalaya.. children play with marbles,tops,kites and kitchen sets ..This way they learn to communicate,learn to aim , measure.etc.
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I would like to teach patterns through Garba. Garba is a famous dance form of Gujarat. Through dance form, we can teach children patterns, eye and hand coordination, fine and gross motor development.
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ReplyDeletePunjab has some amazing indigenous toys and learning materials that can be used to teach various concepts and skills. One idea is to use "Gulli Danda," a traditional Punjabi game, to teach physics concepts like force, motion, and angles. Students can explore how different forces affect the trajectory of the stick and learn about angles through measurement and observation.
ReplyDeleteI would like to teach through marbles.children learn to anticipate where a marble might fall off or get stuck and adjust their designs accordingly.This kind of active problem -solving is vital for cognitive development.It encourages children to think logically and sequentially skills that are beneficial in academic subjects and real life situation.
ReplyDeletePuppets and clay dolls can be used in my state.
ReplyDeleteIn my state, children play with the toy of LAUGHING BUDDHA and learn to love the babies learn to smile and be happy
ReplyDeleteIn my State of Meghalaya, wooden based toys like tops, wood masks, wooden mathematical toys are often used as teaching models.Further, kites made out of paper and environment friendly plastics are used and clays based models are also used to make toys and use them for learning.Lastly, paper cutting and pasting is the most effective way of teaching to the toddlers and even the grown up for maths practical and pictorial representation and flip chart for language based learning.
ReplyDeleteIn our rich culture,we used to play with gitte (wooden stone)for seriation and used to play ghar ghar with kitchen set.
ReplyDeleteYes it is a source of learning.... Good concept
ReplyDeleteYes it is a source of learning good concept
ReplyDeleteIt helps the small kids to walk. With the help of triwhller children enjoy walking, running with a lot of fun. It help them to strengthen the muscular strength
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ReplyDeletet helps the small kids to walk. With the help of triwhller children enjoy walking, running with a lot of fun. It help them to strengthen the muscular strength
Making Taraju from mitti diyas was very popular in UP side areas.from it we can teach students that how exactly weight the things, how to know heavy and light article, comparing etc From this cognitive, creative, social, linguistic and reasoning skills of a child may develop.
ReplyDeleteChildren can learn skill of art as well as concept by DIY indigenous toys.
ReplyDeleteIn my state Bihar it is very rich in making of clay pot and toya so i can use these toys for as a TLM
ReplyDeleteToy based pedagogy is helpful for kids.
ReplyDeleteGulli danda ,ball and other toys can teach a lot to children.
ReplyDeleteUse of indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous in our state helps accelerate the learning process and makes in more understandable.
ReplyDeleteRing a ring a roses, hide and seek are excellent games
ReplyDeleteToys can be used to enhance communication skills in young minds.
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ReplyDeleteAn indigenous game of ladakh kargil is very helpful in learning.
7 tiles, dog and the bone, marbles, etc.
ReplyDeleteUse of indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous in different states helps accelerate the learning process ,developd communication skills creativity a d self expression and makes learning joyful and more understandable
ReplyDeleteDifferent types of toys belong to different states that not only shows rich cultural heritage but it also boosts happiness in children creating keen interest in them
ReplyDeleteChildren like to. Play with different toys and also one legged jumping games it teaches them to balance their body and and jump block wise.
ReplyDeleteEach state has a particular game of it's own. These games help children physically, mentally etc.
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ReplyDeletePlayful Local toys for motor skills.
ReplyDeleteUsed to learn numbers counting colour shapes etc
ReplyDeleteDifferent states have their own different types of toys that depict rich cultural heritage of the state. Using two is inside the transform for the aldrone development and growth of the student the student can learn happily and freely in their own language by constructing by playing counting ranging cereating through the given tours and games students participate very interestingly reactivate without hesitation
ReplyDeleteMaharashtra has many amazing games like cricket, badminton, wooden toys and many more. In rural area kusti(indian mud wrestling) is also interesting. Student can be strong will doing this.. And they become more confident about themselves
ReplyDeletePuppets and clay dolls are used in our state.
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ReplyDeleteBeing from a rich cultural state with beautiful heritage that is Punjab ,every aspect is so colourful and attractive. We have toys like dummies of trucks and tractors to understand the mechanism in a fun way. Then the fares we have very intresting swi gs and ganes
ReplyDeleteIn my State Tamil Nadu, in Tanjore district , we are having a special Tanjavur thalaiati doll which explains about equilibrium
ReplyDeleteThe Best way to teach children to improve their ability to understand is to teach through Toy based inputs
ReplyDeleteIdea of Cultural connect hapens or starts with mother at home we need to teach our culture and respect our traditions and to implement in our lives so that children can follow that
ReplyDeleteTamilnadu we play a traditional game pannanguli that teaches numbers equal sharing, Problem solving, critical thinking, cooperation, communication, fine motor skills and so on.
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ReplyDeleteKarnataka game teaches communication, problem solving,self expression,fine motor,social emotional and creativity
ReplyDeleteBongaram (Spinning Tops)which are popular among children in Telangana.We can teach concepts of physics, motion, and balance using traditional spinning tops. And also Burrakatha Puppets.Using colorful puppets to teach moral stories, historical events, or cultural traditions, promoting oral communication and creativity.
ReplyDeletePithu is the traditional game of UP. it enhances seriation / bigger -smaller concepts/ eye hand coordination etc.
ReplyDeleteToys are very important for children for counting, arithmetic, etc
ReplyDeletePunjab is known for its rich cultural heritage, including indigenous toys and learning materials. One way you can incorporate them into teaching and learning is by using traditional Punjabi dolls or puppets to teach storytelling and communication skills. You can also use traditional board games like "Chowkabara" to teach counting, strategy, and problem-solving. These toys and materials can make learning fun and help students connect with their cultural roots.
ReplyDeleteMEANS OF TRANSPORT MADE OF WOOD, DOLLS, KITCHEN SETS, RATTLE BOX, ETC
ReplyDeleteNirmal toys are world famous traditional wooden toys that are exclusively made in the town of Nirmal In Adilabad district of Telangana.This can be used for story telling.
ReplyDeleteUse of indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous in different states helps accelerate the learning process ,developd communication skills creativity a d self expression and makes learning joyful and more understandable.
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ReplyDeleteMaharashtra offers a variety of exciting games such as cricket, badminton, and more. In rural areas, Viti Dandu, kusti, Lagori, Aatya Patya, Mama cha Patra Haravla, Langadi, is particularly popular. Participating in these sports helps students become physically strong and boosts their self-confidence.
ReplyDeleteI will let them play cricket that will enhance their eyes and hand cordination as well as communication skill
ReplyDeleteThey can play word games to improve their vocabulary.
ReplyDeleteIndigenous toys serve as educational tools, promoting storytelling, creativity and imaginative play among children. Students can use them in story telling
ReplyDeletetoys offer a wide range of benefits for learning. They engage children in interactive and hands-on experiences, stimulate imagination and creativity, promote language development, enhance social skills, facilitate conceptual understanding, support emotional development, and foster motor skills.
ReplyDeletePunjab is known for its rich cultural heritage. we can use traditional Punjabi dolls or puppets to teach storytelling and communication skills. You can also use traditional board games like "Chowkabara" to teach counting, strategy, and problem-solving.
ReplyDeletepunjab is known for its many games, puppets can be used to teach storytelling and communication skills. traditional board games like chowkabara can also be used for counting, strategy and problem solving.
ReplyDeleteIn our Andhrapradesh Konndapalli, Yetikoppaka are famous wooden toys.Marbles,colour pictures, paper curving shapes, mach sticks are useful TLM for teaching learning material.
ReplyDeleteIndigenous toys serve as educational tools, promoting storytelling, creativity and imaginative play among children.
ReplyDeleteThese toys would develop the students innovative ideas in playing and learning
Toys Plays crucial roles in children life
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ReplyDeleteI am from West Bengal. In our state terracota work and dokra work are very famous. Toys made out of this art form can be used as TLM. Also colourful masks from Purulia can be made in class with paper mache and used for role play. It will be a fun activity for kids as well as would help in developing various skills.
ReplyDeleteThrough painting and roleplay we can teach social activities and occupations. Toys make a child to learn with ease.
ReplyDeletePunjab is known for its rich cultural heritage, including indigenous toys and learning materials. One way you can incorporate them into teaching and learning is by using traditional Punjabi dolls or puppets to teach storytelling and communication skills.
ReplyDeleteI take pride in our state's culture and tradition. I belong to Andhrapradesh. Our state is famous for kondapalli toys. Kondapalli toys are made of wood in Kondapalli of Krishna district, a nearby Vijayawada in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Kondapalli is the place where the art of crafting takes place. Kondapalli toys are famous for their lightweight, vibrant colours and age-old production techniques. Themed around mythology, rural life and animals.These toys exhibit joyous and realistic expressions.Children can be well acquainted with our culture by adapting Toy based pedagogy in a joyful way.
ReplyDeleteMaking of Taraju from clay. We can teach students that how exactly weight the things, how to know heavy and light article, comparing etc From this cognitive, creative, social, linguistic and reasoning skills of a child may develop.
ReplyDeleteMaking toys from mud is very common . Children loves to make.
ReplyDeleteThrough eight in one wooden dolls, we can explain the concept of increasing and decreasing order.
ReplyDeletePuppets from Rajasthan can be used to inculcate creativity and communication skills.
ReplyDeleteMaharashtra is my state, it has many amazing games like cricket, badminton, wooden toys and many more. In rural area kusti(indian mud wrestling) is also interesting. Student can be strong while doing this sports activity. And they become more confident about themselves.
ReplyDeleteToys are more useful to pupil to know about their surroundings and it can be improve our thinking level
ReplyDeleteToys from Gujarat - dress up the toy in different style with the child creativity, multi coloured wooden kitchen tools and Wooden family toy to understand mathematical skill like arranging in an order, backward or forward counting etc, kitchen materials will improve problem solving, fine motor skills and improves their cognitive thinking
ReplyDeleteWooden toys and cars, dolls etc
ReplyDeleteThese indigenous toys and games helps in the teaching learning process during the foundation stage of a child and us important in their Socio-emotional learning and psyco- motor domain
Indigenous toys like bamboo and wooden crafts can teach math and environmental science, while traditional games and storytelling enhance physical fitness, teamwork, and cultural understanding.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very interesting game, we have to select any alphabet and write the Name place an animal and thing by that alphabet, by this game we can teach students Nouns, name of various animals, things and places.
ReplyDeleteIn Bengal there is a game called as Kit-Kit. This is beneficial for number learning, physical fitness and limb coordination.
ReplyDeletePalanquzhi a traditional game in Tamilnadu, used for teaching basics of division.
ReplyDeleteBishnupur terracotta is a traditional cottage industry for doll making. We can use the animals for alphabet learning.
ReplyDeleteChildren learn to be innovative and more prompt in communication when pedagogy is used in learning. They kearn about their culture and tradition.
ReplyDeleteIncorporating indigenous toys like Karnataka's "Channapatna toys" into teaching can make learning more hands-on and culturally relevant. For example, these colorful wooden toys can be used to teach counting, shapes, and colors at the foundational level. They can also help develop fine motor skills and creativity as children play and learn through tactile exploration.
ReplyDeleteIn Tamil Nadu, we use the leaves of coconut and palm trees to make different toys and playitems. These help the children to know about the benefits of these trees, helps them to be more creative, DIY toys makes them to develop fine motor skills and dexterity.
ReplyDeleteIn haryana dolls, puppets, kitchen utensils,kites, clay toys are very popular.These toys can enhance the motor skills ,create interest among the students and make them concentrate in the learning process
ReplyDeleteIndigenous toys like Channapatna wooden toys from Karnataka, known for their vibrant colors and smooth finish, can be used in teaching concepts like shapes, colors, and counting. They enhance fine motor skills and spatial awareness. Additionally, storytelling with these toys can foster creativity, cultural awareness, and language development in children.
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ReplyDeleteToys are used to enhance the learning and teaching procedure , afterall toys are very intresting area of children's
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The Idea of Pedagogy not only helps children to devlop cognitive behaviour and understanding our culture
ReplyDeleteThere are many traditional toys in various states of India. Children of different ages are playing such games and developing Team spirit, Coordination, Helping others, Mental and physical balancing as well as muscular development.
ReplyDeletePottery and Clay Modeling**: Local pottery and clay objects.
ReplyDelete- **Art and Design**: Use clay modeling to teach shapes, textures, and design principles. Students can create their own models based on traditional designs.
- **History and Culture**: Discuss the historical significance of pottery in the region and how traditional techniques have evolved.
Puppets and toys made up of clay are better to be used for tesching- learning environment
ReplyDeletePuppets and clay toys can be used as a toy for teaching learning process.
ReplyDeletePuppets and clay toys cab be used as a toy for teaching learning process
ReplyDeleteToy based learning is very helpful for growing children.
ReplyDeleteIn UP indigenous toys used are bartan , bailgadi, animals, etc. made from clay, damroo, gaadi made from wood, gudiya, gudda made from cloth etc.
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ReplyDeletePuppets and clay dolls are used in our state.
ReplyDeleteKati Patang game is very famous in Punjab where children can recognise and identify the colours while playing and have a lots of fun
ReplyDeleteUsing indigenous toys and materials not only makes learning interactive and culturally rich, but it also supports local artisans and keeps traditional knowledge alive.
ReplyDeleteI am from UttarPradesh where the traditional toys like Wooden Channapatna Toys or Terracotta Toys is famous.Teaching can be a fun and engaging way to blend hands-on learning with cultural education. Example-Discuss the environmental benefits of using natural materials, like wood and clay, to make toys instead of plastic. This can be a great way to introduce sustainability and eco-friendly practices to students.
ReplyDeleteToys can be used to enhance communication skills in young minds.
ReplyDeleteBudhni is a village,10 km from Narmadanagar dist. in the vindhyachal forest range (Madhya Pradesh). It is quite famous for its wooden craft culture. Artisans here are skilled at carving lives out of wood. They are faithfully trying to uphold and carry out the 100yr old tradition of “khard shilp.” These wooden toys can be used to demonstrate Different Mathematical shapes and patterns.
ReplyDeleteChildren play with tops , catapult, kite flying, pittu , swing on tree branches tyres n sticks, marbles, board games, skipping, kitchen sets , dolls, clay , stones, kowdi
ReplyDeleteClay toys and masks can be used to teach storytelling, role-playing, and emotional intelligence in language. Wooden tops can enhance mathematical skill.
ReplyDeleteKondapalli Toys, also known as Kondapalli Bommalu, are a unique form of Indian wooden toys that originate from the town of Kondapalli in the NTR district of Andhra Pradesh. These toys are a testament to the rich cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship of the region, with a history that dates back to the 16th century. The roots of Kondapalli Toys can be traced back to the “Aryakshatriyas” community of Kondapalli, who are believed to have migrated from Rajasthan several centuries ago.
ReplyDeleteThe tradition has been transferred from generations in the people of the “toy colony” of Kondapalli where almost everyone is engaged in preserving this magnificent art. Puniki wood is used for carving beautiful images. It is a white colored wood grows in the local region, and it is grown for making toys. The toys are stuffed with tamarind seed paste and sawdust to make them stable. Vegetable colors are used to paint the toys for the international market. Local people prefer oil paint or enamel. These toys depict farmer couples, decorated elephants, and palanquin bearers.
The raw material required for making these artifacts are- wood, chisel saw dust, muslin cloth, tamarind seed powder, deer horn spade, water & vegetable dyes / paints. The wood they used is very light weighted.
These Toys contribute to the development of cognitive, motor, psychosocial, emotional, and linguistic skills. It also plays a key role in raising self-confident, creative, and happy children. They help children to develop social and language skills as well as help in emotional development.
My state is famous for clay toys, which include animals, dolls, utensils, etc. They can be used in creating stories and narrating folk tales with their help.
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