Kids’ Coloring Competition – A Celebration of Creativity
08 Apr 2026
On 2 April 2026, Orbit International School organized a vibrant and joyful Kids’ Coloring Competition for students of KG1, KG2, and KG3.
The event aimed to encourage creativity, improve fine motor skills, and provide a platform for young learners to express their imagination through colors.
The enthusiasm and excitement were visible as our little artists carefully selected their colors and brought their sheets to life with confidence and joy.
One winner from each class was awarded for outstanding creativity and presentation. However, every participant was a star, and the event was truly a celebration of talent, effort, and happiness.
Congratulations to all our winners and participants — you made the day truly special!
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EROSION IN ACTION!
08 Apr 2026
Grade 4 girls from Orbit International School explored erosion by pouring water over a small “landform” made of soil on cardboard and using ice to represent glaciers. As the water flowed and the ice moved, they observed how soil was carried away and how the shape of the land slowly changed.
They noticed that steep slopes eroded faster than gentle ones, helping them understand why landslides and rapid soil loss often happen on steep hills. The melting ice showed how glaciers move rocks and soil, just like in cold regions on Earth.
This activity helped them connect to real-life scenarios—how rain forms rivers and valleys, how floods can wash away soil, and how glaciers reshape mountains over time. They learned that erosion is a powerful natural process that constantly changes the Earth’s surface.
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