“In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, they are not.”- Albert Einstein

The ability to learn new concepts and the curiosity to bring it into life is what makes all the difference in life. Theory is only theory until applied. And in applied theory, there are no assumptions and conditions. By applying what we study, we comprehend that there are more than one ways of doing  something. Young minds are the strongest. They grasp quickly and curiosity to know-how only makes everything better. Thinking Thursdays are one such way to inculcate experiments and their astonishing results into young little minds. To step forward, one must always ask questions, and we strive to do that perfectly on monthly Thinking Thursdays.

This month, GMP students learned about how static electricity works. How does the imbalance between negative and positive charges of the different objects put Science into perspective? The experiment was done using a balloon, plastic scale, a woolen sweater and paper cutouts. Students were elated to see the results!

Grade I and II learned about the respiratory system. How the lungs work and how they help us to live and breathe fully?. Students were told to bring colored straws, and were asked to blow the tiny cotton balls in a set pathway using the straws. Through the activity they learned the importance of internal organs. 

Such activities result in exceptional learning outcomes and create a conducive learning environment for students.