Kite Making Activity in Internship by Boda Rinkal.

Name: Boda Rinkal

Roll no. : 05

School: Madhyamik School Shapar

Activity: Kite Making Competition

Date: 13th January 2017

Objective: To improve the creativity of student by Kite making Competition.

It's 13th January and only one day left for Makar Sankranti. Children love that day to flying kites. Children's creativity is also improved by flying Kites. So I decide to improve student creativity by making kites oneself so I held Kite making Competition.  

 

I give some instruction to Student to making Kite that is

• Use paper to form the body of your kite. If you must, tape four pieces of paper together. But you have to tape them together the right way! Tape the two on top together, then tape together the two on bottom. Tape them on each other, making sure they're secure.
• To cut a diamond shape on the paper, cut the 4 corners off. Take a look at the design below for a good idea on proportions. The diamond needs to be slightly bottom heavy -- about 3" from the top is where your two left and right corners should lie.
• Tie two sticks together. To make sure they're in the right spot, line them up with your paper first. Tie as tight as possible! It should be securely knotted and the excess string cut off.
• Pierce 4 holes in the diamond-shaped paper at each corner. Thread a string through each hole and around each pipe cleaner or stick. Leave a bit extra on the top to thread a ribbon on, if desired later. Knot the stick in place to the kite itself.
• Tie a string to the right and left hand sides of the horizontal stick. Then tie the string to the center of that string for your flying line. This string needs to be as long as you need to be for flying!

Conclusion:

The main motto of this competition is to improve the skill and creativity of the student. And that day proves that the Sports games are not only that improve the child's skill but Art and Craft are play the same role as the Sports.