On the first day of Sanskrit week, Class I children enthusiastically introduced themselves “मम परिचय: ” using Sanskrit phrases embracing the beauty of the language. They also showcased their talent by reciting Sanskrit Shlokas, “श्लोक” connecting with the ancient wisdom embedded in these verses. The day’s activities continued with the children engaging in number counting exercises in Sanskrit “संख्यागीतम्” bridging their understanding of the language with practical applications. Overall, it was an immersive and enriching start to the Sanskrit week, fostering a deeper appreciation for this ancient language.
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