Session with Balsansad Children at Dongri



Session with Balsansad Children at Dongri
Day:                            Monday
Date:                           23rd Oct. 17
Topic:                         Fundamental rights and duties   
No. of Participants: 150
Resource person:       Mrs. Velencia Marvi (Uttan CCO) 
Objectives:

  •         To clear the concept of rights and duties.

  •          To inculcate the knowledge about the rights and the duties of the children

  •          How and when can make the effective use of it.

We began the session with the ice breaking game where children have to introduce themselves to the resource person and one another and have to keep in mind the details of the person. Then she gave the introduction to the topic “Fundamental rights and Duties”. In order to have an idea about how much children know about the topic she asked them what is right and what are the rights. To some extend the children answered the questions but everything was mixed up. Then in simple and easy language she explained them the four main rights of the children like..
1.      Freedom
2.      Equality
3.      Education
4.      Right to choose religion.
Then she explained them the duties of the children like…
1.      Respect the national Flag and the Anthem.
2.      Protect Environment
3.      To give the education those who are at the age 6 to 14
4.      Should not the discrimination based on religion and cast. 



Location: Dongri, Uttan, Mira Bhayandar, Maharashtra, India

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