Grade 1 children went on an exciting field trip to explore different kinds of houses. The visit helped them understand how people live in different types of homes based on their needs, weather, and place.
During the trip, the children observed pucca houses, kutcha houses, apartments, huts, tents, and independent houses. The teachers explained the materials used to build each house, such as bricks, wood, cement, and bamboo. The children were amazed to see how every house looked different but served the same purpose—giving people shelter and keeping them safe.
The students asked many curious questions and enjoyed identifying each type of house. They also learned how houses protect us from heat, rain, and cold.
This field trip gave the children a real-life learning experience and helped them connect their classroom lessons to the world around them. It was a fun and educational day for everyone!
