Indoor Games

In order to fulfil the quest to reach the desired goal, the school provides vivid indoor sports. Students are encouraged and their talent is trapped in the right direction to help the potential players outshine at the sports field. The school campus is designed to provide ample space for conducting sports activities. We have indoor games facilities like Carom Board, Chess, Snakes & ladders, Ludo, Table-tennis, Boxing, Archery etc.

Four Corners

This classic indoor game is simple to teach and easy to play. I’ve really enjoyed participating in Four Corners with students (rather just than facilitating the game) during recess, so it’s a great option when you really need a fun break for yourself.

Balloon or foam ball games

If you don’t mind a little (or a lot!) of movement and noise, then give the kids play balloon badminton or balloon volleyball. Paper plates make great paddles if you need them! There are tons of other ways a single balloon can entertain a group of kids–check out this great collection of group balloon games.

Yoga and stretching

I know dozens of teachers who swear that classroom yoga has been a huge hit with students and increased their energy and focus. Each one is about 3-4 minutes in length, so you can either let the kids vote on several Maximo videos to complete, or choose one to end your indoor recess time and get the kids ready to transition back into learning.

Art, crafts, and coloring

Make your scrap paper available to students along with crayons, scissors, and glue. Every now and then, you can add in some stickers, pom-poms, pipe cleaners, or other dollar store-type items to inspire fresh creativity. I also let kids use leftover worksheet copies, which students use to play school with or transform into their own activity (there are always a handful of kids who LOVE this.) When you don’t feel like dragging out a million art supplies, good old colorings books can do a pretty fantastic job of entertaining and calming kids for the entire indoor recess time.

Start or end with a Freeze Dance Party

Most kids love to dance or just be silly with their friends, so this is a great way to get kids moving indoors. Play a CD or stream music on a computer that’s hooked up to an LCD projector with decent sound, and let the kids shake it off. I’ve found this option is best for short periods of time, generally no more than 5-7 minutes: any longer and things start to get a little crazy! So, I like to start or end the indoor recess period with a freeze dance to make sure the kids get a chance to move around a bit before (or after) a calmer activity, like small group choices.

OUR VISION & MISSION

विद्या ददाति विनयं विनयाद्याति पात्रताम्।
पात्रत्वाद्धनमाप्नोति धनार्द्धर्मं ततः सुखम्।।

Education (knowledge) imparts modesty and from modesty one gains good position, from a good position one earns money, and from money one can execute righteous deeds, from such deeds one gets happiness.

To provide the environment to enable our students to realize their true potential and evolve in to confident and responsible adults who are able to contribute meaningfully to the society.

HEAD OFFICE ADDRESS

Gurukul Central Academy
Bichhiwara Road, Bori,
Near Rajasthan Syntex Mill,
Dungarpur, Rajasthan
PIN : 314001

Contact Number
02964-294 670
+91 94131 18417

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