Course 12: Activity 3: Share your Ideas
Course 12
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about indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous from your State/
UT and share your ideas how you can use them in teaching learning of different
concepts, skills etc.
Course 2 Activity 1: Share Your Reflection Shifting Towards Competency Based Education_Batch_2
Course 2 Activity 1: Share Your Reflection_Batch_2 Reflect on the experiences provided by you to children in the early years. Are all children being provided the same set of instructions and have fixed testing schedules or variation in learning is accounted for? In your opinion, what are the benefits/limitations in using a learner-centred approach? Share your reflection.
Potloi pabung ,laidhibee a famous toy made of cotton and clay ,animals figure made of clay ,wood are some of the famous toys in our state.these toys can be use in learning of stories or folktales of our state and can be of help to identify the names of animals or birds in our state.it will give the basic knowledge about their state or serves as a relation bonding for new generation to old.
ReplyDeletePotloi pabung ,laidhibee a famous toy made of cotton and clay ,animals figure made of wood are some of the famous toys in our state .these toys can be used to help children in learning their folktales, stories or can be of good help in identifying the names of animals and birds in our state.these toys wil enhance their knowledge about their state better .
DeleteBamboo handicraft like making basket and different designs can help them to learn the concept of shape, size, etc.
ReplyDeleteClay models and wooden figures resembling animals, objects, etc. can help them discover and create curiosity and eagerness to learn.
Wooden tricycle can help them develop and improve their motor skills
Handmade Cloth Dolls, Paper/cloth balls makes them engaged in free play and be creative and gain conceptual knowledge and important life skills
Drawings, Paintings, sculptors, artifacts, etc. can help them explore and learn about the environment around them.
One of our indigenous toys that we played in our early childhood time is chakthongbi (mainly by girl child) with dolls. It tells us the rolls of different members of a family. Maroom konbi is also another game that we play with small pebbles. It gives us the concept of counting,distribution and also increases cognitive capacity.
ReplyDeleteA bamboo gun is a popular toy among the children of m tribe. All we need is a bamboo with a small hole, a stick and wet paper. When we put wet paper on both holes and push the other one against it, it creates pressure inside making the other paper pop out. The popping sound is incredibly loud.
ReplyDeleteThis kind of "do-it-ourself" to can be used to teach the basic science involved while entertaining the children.
Clay,bamboo and old newspaper are some indigenous products from which toys are made. Its cost effective and binds children with their culture and ingrained in them the idea of recycling of waste products which can be helpful in giving them toys to play with and learn. Also this indigenous products give them the idea of different form of products as in clay, bamboo, paper which they have experience first hand and thus they can understand and memorize the item properly.
ReplyDeleteClay models and wooden figures resembling animals, objects, etc. can help them discover and create curiosity and eagerness to learn.
ReplyDeleteWooden tricycle can help them develop and improve their motor skills
Handmade Cloth Dolls, Paper/cloth balls makes them engaged in free play and be creative and gain conceptual knowledge and important life skills
Inclusion of indigenous material and toys in our educational system or learning of our kids is very beneficial in every aspect.with these indigenous methods and learning materials they learn more and understand easily their culture and tradition.ln our state so many indigenous toy,materials are used Earthen pots ,wooden utensils,hand made dolls etc now a days we can use them in teaching learning of different concepts and skills
ReplyDeleteHandmade cloth dolls,newspaper stones are some of the indigenous toys / learning material that are very famous from our state.Arranging stones for target while playing helps us in teaching the students about the concept of decreasing and ascending order, also we can tell them the big or small dolls after showing the toys and the newspaper cut in different shape.
ReplyDeleteFor Indigenous learners and instructors, the inclusion of these methods into schools often enhances educational effectiveness by providing an education that adheres to an Indigenous person's own inherent perspectives, experiences, language, and customs, thereby making it easier for children to transition into the realm of adulthood. For non-Indigenous students and teachers, such an education often has the effect of raising awareness of individual and collective traditions surrounding Indigenous communities and peoples, thereby promoting greater respect for and appreciation of various cultural realities and making a wooden toys car and explaining them to the children's.
ReplyDeleteDifferent forms of object resembling dolls or toys which are made with clay helps a child to express their creativity and hone their skill.
ReplyDeletePlaying with cloths to make dolls bring out the creative side of a child.
ReplyDeleteHandmade cloth dolls reflect the traditional and cultural nuances of various indigenous communities of Manipur. These aims to promote learning about and understanding between all communities.
ReplyDeleteA traditional toys such as
ReplyDelete1. Dolls made of pieces of cotton and clothes,
2. Animals toys made of clay.
3. Wood toys etc.
They are used in dramatic plays area. They help in developing:
1. Creativity
2. Communication and self expression
3. Fine motor skills
4. Social skills
5. Fine motor development
6. Science concepts etc.
Bamboo handicraft like making basket and different designs can help them to learn the concept of shape, size, etc.
ReplyDeleteClay models and wooden figures resembling animals, objects, etc. can help them discover and create curiosity and eagerness to learn.
Wooden tricycle can help them develop and improve their motor skills
Handmade Cloth Dolls, Paper/cloth balls makes them engaged in free play and be creative and gain conceptual knowledge and important life skills
The state of manipur showcases a vibrant and vivid doll making craft, with the usages of different materials of clay, cloth, wood, grass, cane and bamboo.
ReplyDeleteThe most popular indigenous toy of manipur is Laiphadibi or Laidhibi which are handmade from old waste cloth. The use of indigenous toys make children connect with their heritage and promote experimental learning in interesting ways. They are also use in teaching learning of mathematics, language and science. Teaching with toys help children to improve their creativity and imagination, develop fine motor skills and concept after shape and colour etc.
A traditional toys made
ReplyDeleteout of wood like kangtalai in our tribe which is like a small vehicle which is driven by one from a hill slope which has a brake and steering wheel which by itself we can know the children creativity and do it yourself .
And also traditional toys such as
1. Dolls made of pieces of cotton and clothes,
2. Animals toys made of clay.
3. Wood toys etc.
Materials such as wood, Bamboo, newspaper, waste materials are generally used in making indigenous toys in our state and thus this helps children to learn about the texture, colour, size and shape etc.sometimes the local toymaker uses seeds, feathers, coconut shell,areca nuts etc.and here children can learn the name of the different trees and learn about their environment.
ReplyDeleteMoulding clay can help them discover new things and learn with fun. Playing games with pebbles by counting and distributing can help them in learning numeracy.
ReplyDeleteOne of our indigenous toys that we played in our early childhood time is chakthongbi (mainly by girl child) with dolls.It tells us the role of different members of a family.Maroom konbi is also another game that we play with small pebbles.It gives us the concept of counting,distribution and also increase cognitive capacity.
ReplyDeleteOne of the indigenous toy that was played during childhood was kangchong kal(spining a top) it create a great opportunity for developing motor skills as how to handle the toy
ReplyDeleteDifferent forms of objects resembling dolls or toys which are made from clay, wood , plastics etc which helps a child to express their creativity and their skills. Playing with clothes to make dolls bring out the creative side of a child
ReplyDeleteMaking dolls out of clothes,clay dolls ,wooden toys ,paper Planes and boats are some of the indigenous toys , teaching with toys helps children to put their imagination into practice and helps in their learning
ReplyDelete1.Moulding of birds ang animals with clay makes them enjoy and understand what they made.
ReplyDelete2.pieces of clothes help them create/make dolls with fun and creativity.
3.lots of pebbles and sticks for their own understanding of numeracy.
An important Indegineous game Or play we called in manipuri Marumkonbi teach us counting and distribution skill.we are making 5 Or 7 circle⭕ then distributing small stone or pebble under certain rules...... Now a days parents don't like as it was dirty to play so needs to modify.
ReplyDeleteIndigenous toys and learning materials that promote different concepts, skills in the process of learning are toys made from woods like wood guns,wooden cars also wooden tops. Bamboo crafts like cups,baskets, bags and also dolls made with pieces of clothes can give a little bits of insights in the process of learning.
ReplyDeleteLaiphadibee,a doll is an indigenous toy of Manipur. We can use them in teaching culture and traditional of Manipur. Different laiphadibee can be made to represent different members of a family. Then their relationship in a family can be taught. Teachers can also easily teach story to children by playing with laiphadibee.
ReplyDeleteInclusion of indigenous material and toys in our educational system or learning of our kids is very beneficial in every aspect.with these indigenous methods and learning materials they learn more and understand easily their culture and tradition.ln our State - Manipur, so many indigenous toy,materials are used Earthen pots ,wooden utensils,hand made dolls etc now a days we can use them in teaching learning of different concepts and skills
ReplyDeleteA potloi setpi laidhi is every girl child's dream. They enact different roles with the laidhi and play many games with it. Handicraft bamboo figurines are very popular among the tribals. It shows their craftsmanship.
ReplyDeleteInclusion of indigenous toys in teaching learning process is very beneficial to the kids. It makes them nurture the local craftsmanship. The local metarial used is highlighted by the teacher so that children can connect with the toy.
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Ship toys and Aeroplane toys made by paper, animal toys made by mude, birds toys made by bamboo or woods and toys made by cloths would be used in teaching learning process. So that children will improve their ideas, skills and will learn about the toys represent exactly to be. This will enhance their interest of learning.
ReplyDeleteDolls made of pieces of clothes, animal toys and wood toys are some of the examples. Teaching with toys help children to improve their creativity and imagination, develop fine motor skills.
ReplyDeleteLaiphidibi/Laidhii generally made of rags is a common traditional toy used in our society. We used it in child play called CHAKTHONGBI which taught us the role play of grown up family members in the family as well as the society.
ReplyDeleteMany indigenous toy are available in market as well as available at home for play. Among those toys we can use toy made of clay depicting various animal can be used for teaching wild animal and make arrangement for differentiation between different type of animals.
ReplyDeleteClay models or wooden figures resembling animals, objects, etc. can help them discover and create curiosity and eagerness to learn.Other than the above
handmade Cloth Dolls, Paper/cloth balls also makes them engaged in free play, creative and gain conceptual knowledge and important life skills from toys.
Pieces of clothes that helps them make dolls with fun and creativity.
ReplyDeleteChakthongbi which teach us the role of the family members in the family as well as society.
The most popular indigenous toy of manipur is Laiphadibi or Laidhibi which are handmade from old waste cloth. The use of indigenous toys make children connect with their heritage and promote experimental learning in interesting ways. They are also use in teaching learning of mathematics, language and science. Teaching with toys help children to improve their creativity and imagination, develop fine motor skills and concept after shape and colour etc.
ReplyDeleteIndigenous toys that can be learning materials that are very common from our state are
ReplyDelete1.Dolls (laidheebee) made from rage clothes, straws, cotton in human forms of different stages .They can be used to be dramatic story telling, depicting different roles.
2.Different shapes and sizes of pebbles and clay models of birds,
fruit and vegetables and names of different objects.
3. Paper made aeroplane, boats, kites
4. Bamboo and wooden toys in different models are also common in our tradition that can be used for teaching shapes and sizes of different concepts and skills.
All these things will develop creativity, imagination, depiction, fine motor skills.
Some indigenous toys and games that we played as a child were cheitek-kotpi which involves only two sticks (a short one and a long one). This games helps us in counting, addition and subtraction. Another game is Maroomkonbi which was played with small pebbles and this also involves basic mathematics. Another game is chakthongbi generally played with dolls made from locally available cloth. This games depicts the roles of different family members in a family.
ReplyDeleteA bamboo gun is a popular toy among the children of m tribe. All we need is a bamboo with a small hole, a stick and wet paper. When we put wet paper on both holes and push the other one against it, it creates pressure inside making the other paper pop out. The popping sound is incredibly loud.
ReplyDeleteVery much famous toy from state include laifadibi the dolls mamde of clothes and threads,hockey stick and ball known as kangjei and kangdrum made of bamboo and its root well can be used for teaching learning purposes,with lots of enthusiasm and skill development.
ReplyDeleteOne of the toy that we played during childhood was spinning top.
ReplyDeleteOne of our indigenous toys are Laiphadibi or Laidhi that we used to play in our childhood and also played chakthongbi with them. It tells us the rolls of different members of a family.
ReplyDeleteMaroom konbi is also another game that we play with small pebbles distributing them in slots like circles. It gives us the concept of counting,
distribution and also increases cognitive capacity.
Indigenous toys or learning materials that are very famous from our state we can use in teaching learning of different concepts, skills etc. are tamarind seeds, marbles made of mud, broken pieces of mud pots, bamboo guns, bows and arrows, banana leaves and so on. These materials can be used in different ways, like tamarind seeds or mud marbles for teaching counting, addition, subtraction, division,etc. Broken pots for teaching shapes, and also using a piece of it in a court a kind of game can be played by jumping especially by girls. Likewise, in our area we played such different games.
ReplyDeleteIn Manipur, some of the famous indigenous toys which are mostly used in learning materials are mentioned bellow because they are made from the locally available eco-friendly materials for instance waste clothes of tailoring units, paper yatch and paper toys from waste papers, cloth and rag dolls/puppets. And Wood, bamboo, mud, newspaper, waste materials are also generally used in making indigenous toys and thus, this helps children to learn about the texture, colour, size and shape etc. Sometimes the local toymaker uses seeds, feathers etc and here children can learn the names of the different trees and learn about their environment.
ReplyDeleteToy as a teaching- learning resource has the potential to transform classroom pedagogy. We need to promote indigenous toys while using toy based pedagogy so that children can have easy and cost-effective access to them.
The use of Indian traditional toys and games in classrooms contributes to the appreciation of indigenous products and their usefulness. Children also get introduced to Indian culture and start taking pride in their identity. This happens as a gradual process but if it starts germinating in the foundational and preparatory stage.
The indigenous toys give them emotional satisfaction because they depict the familiar figures and the children can easily connect with them. Our indigenous games are also very popular and they keep children and adults engaged for longer duration. Such games generally promote agility, strength, balance, reflexes, hand-eye coordination, accuracy, strategy, intuition and patience along with the skills of problem solving, decision making etc.
Wooden tricycle can help them develop and improve their motor skills
ReplyDeleteHandmade Cloth Dolls, Paper/cloth balls makes them engaged in free play and be creative and gain conceptual knowledge and important life skills
Toys like sangai the only dear which is found in our state only can teach the child to easily understand.
ReplyDeleteInclusion of indigenous toys in the educational learning is massively beneficial. It creates social interaction- when a child plays it provides social interaction for everyone to be involved. Toys and play naturally provide opportunities for practicing different thinking skills, such as imitation, cause and effect, problem solving and symbolic thinking.It also helps in learning skills like maths, hand- eye coordination, sensory development, etc
ReplyDeleteThe indigenous toys/learning materials in our state, Manipur are laiphqdibi dolls, rag dolls/puppets, ivory, ceramic pottery, cane and bamboo work, mats made of reeds, fruits and animals made of mud , flower vase, etc which are made from locally available eco-friendly materials. These help children to learn about the texture, colour, size, shape, culture, tradition, emotional satisfaction and also helps in attaining 3 developmental golds of FLN.
ReplyDeleteIndigenous toys can be used to promote experiential learning in interesting ways and are useful in the teaching learning. It help children to connect with their culture. The use of traditional Indian games and toys in schools will make children connect with their heritage and will have a lifelong positive impact. One such indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous in our State is kite, kite making and kite flying helps not only to spark creativity and imagination but also will help refine their coordination skills and development of fine and gross motor skills which is very important to help them discovering their independence and positive self-esteem.
ReplyDeleteKite flying can also be used to teach difficult concepts very easily exploiting a child’s interests and curiosity, like how wind helps a piece of specially designed paper soar high up and how we can manipulate the kite with a string attached to the kite.
Dolls, "Laidhibi" in the local dialect, are very famous. It can help the child in developing social skills and result in higher rates of social and emotional proceeding. Teachers can also use the dolls to act out stories which can teach the students moral values and life lessons. It can also be used to teach the child more about the state's culture and heritage.
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