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Water play activities in young children strengthen MOTOR SKILLS, BUILD BALANCE and ability to PROPEL and Navigate. It strengthens the child's BODY BALANCE, MUSCLE STRENGTHEN and COORDINATION and BOOSTS SOCIAL GROWTH. A pool 🤽‍♂ party was organized at Jai Vatika Public School for Classes 1st to 3rd on April 15. The kids👭 had a gala time, tapping their little hands and feet, bubbling and splashing🌊 water all around. Vatikans filled the poolside with their giggles🤽‍♂ and laughter😂. Various water balls🏀 added flavor to their enjoyment. The motive behind organizing the party 🤽‍♂was to develop their motor skills, improve their eye-hand coordination and develop their gross motor skills through running, dodging, hopping and sprinkling.
Children👬 were thrilled to be in the pool🤽‍♂ and it was very difficult to take them out of the pool. They enjoyed a lot with their class mates nurturing team spirit in them. Presenting some glances of the fun filled day.. 🥰



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