HISTORY THROUGH MONUMENTS – STORIES ETCHED IN STONES

 

HISTORY THROUGH MONUMENTS – STORIES ETCHED IN STONES 


ISA ACTVITY NO. 6


POSTER MAKING ACTIVITY




A poster making activity was conducted on October 3,2019 for class X and XI on the topic ‘History through Monuments: Stories etched in stones’. Approximately 70 students took part in the activity. 



It was an in-house activity conducted by Mrs. Neetu Goel (Social Science department), Mrs. Parul Sachar (Science department) and Mrs. Preeti Ahluwalia of the Art department.



The students showed immense zeal and enthusiasm and made vibrant and beautiful posters, which gave message of conserving the monuments. It was a great opportunity to watch these young minds creating and displaying their ideas on paper. 



The students enjoyed taking part in these activities.  The ISA coordinator Mr. Amit Kushwaha appreciated the effort put up by the teachers and the students.

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