Relating the story 'There's a monster in my house' through puppetry.

February birthdays.

Catch a Drop - a school activity.

The children sang a song on how to save water and

used these props to transmit the message to the audience.

Do not leave the tap continually open while washing 

your hands and brushing your teeth.

Do not leave the tap continually open while taking a shower.

Two puppets represented a drop of water called 'Ilminu'. 

One had a sad face and the other a happy face.

When you save water 'Ilminu' is happy, 

when you leave the tap open, 'Ilminu' is sad.

Some pictures, representing occasions when you use water,

 e.g. brushing teeth, washing hands, were put up on 

this bulletin board.  A red cardboard cross 

was gradually put on each picture to denote that 

water runs out if you leave the tap open and consequently 

the actions in the pictures cannot be carried out. 

Every time a cross was put on a picture  'Ilminu' the puppet's sad face appeared.

Do not leave the tap continually open 

while washing the

 dishes and clothes. Other props included washing 

the car and watering the plants.

Carnival

 Making masks.

 They collage the monster masks.

 Monster outfits made out of plastic garbage bags.

Children wear carnival costumes for party.

The class monsters Cheepy and Bazuki.