Second awesome day

 



It's our second day of school induction. At 8.30 I reached SARVODAYA VIDYALAYA and start our observation. All the team members are present today. And this is the last day of teaching practice of third semester of our seniors. 

This day start with an english prayer song and pledge. First of all we wrote our yesterday's report about  our first school induction day. Then we went to Library. What a beautiful library it was! Lots of books for each and every students are there. From kalikkudukka to Teacher are different categories of books for the students of kindergarten to plus two students.  We take 6 school Magazines and Teacher's Hand book. That gives us lot of information about the whole school. Then I went with our senior Sajin chettan to meet Mathematics teachers of class 8 and 9. He want to give them gifts for their helps in his teaching practice. 

Really superb teachers. They both speak with me a lot. I would like to complete my 3rd semester BEd teaching practice here because of this teachers. 

12.30 classes are over. 

It was a nice day

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