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Hari Om Parents,

Our next class is on May 18th, 2014. It is the day for the souvenir photo shoot. Please check the blog for updates on important events.

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October 4th Class

Words of the week: सिंहः (siMhaH - Lion); शशकः (shashakaH - rabbit)

Prayers:

* ॐ सहनाववतु - Om sahanaavavatu (My prayers, pg. 6)
* कराग्रे वसते लक्ष्मीः - karaagre vasate lakshmIh (My prayers, pg. 43)
* वक्रतुण्ड महाकाया - vakratunda mahaakaayaa
* सरस्वति नमस्तुभ्यम् - saraswati namastubhayam (My prayers, pg. 44)
* गुरुर्ब्रह्मा - gururbrahmaa (My prayers, pg. 9, 3rd shloka of 'gurustotram')
* बुद्दिर्बलं - buddirbalam (Lord Hanumaan shloka)

Geeta Chanting: Chapter 10, shloka 1

Bhajans:
  • गणेश शरणम् - Ganesha sharanam (My prayers, pg. 7)
  • सुब्रह्मण्यम् - Subrahmanyam (My prayers, pg. 62)
  • जय जय देवी - jaya jaya devI
  • अम्बा देवी सरस्वती - ambaa devI saraswati
Snack/Juice: Provided by -- Ritesh धन्यवादः (DhanyavaadaH).

Story: Clever Lion (चतुरः सिंहः - chaturaH siMhaH)

Art Project: Paper bag Lion Puppet

Sanskrit segment: Numbers, praanI (Animals)

End of class:
  • ॐ जय जगदीश हरे - Om jaya jagedeesha hare (My prayers, pg. 22).

Comments: Today we learnt lot of new things. We have added Hanumaan shloka, Saraswati bhajan and two more new sanskrit words to our collection. Good going kids! In a couple of weeks, we will all be chanting the first shloka of Bhagavadgeeta, without the parents helping us! How about that. Once we get that, we will move on to add the second shloka as well. In the story, we learnt that we need to use our own intelligence and not just follow what others are doing. Good job on the project too. We have captured some beautiful lions that you made - in the camera, that is. The pictures are posted as well. We have learnt more animal names in the sanskrit segment, which are posted in the 'sanskrit lessons' section. We will be practicing them more so that we will always remember them.

Snippets: In the Story of the 'Clever Lion', the rabbit thinks that the sky is falling on his head. Of course our toddler has a line to say - 'No, the sky can't fall. The sky is up in the sky!' - in a matter-of-factly manner.