Internship day 17

Friday Internship Report at St. Mary's

The day began with a revision session during the second hour, focusing on "Let Us Assess" and covering the rules of measuring. As the morning progressed, the fourth hour brought a deep dive into density, area, and volume concepts. This theoretical knowledge was put into practice through an engaging experiment involving egg flotation. Students also explored practical applications by measuring leaf area using graph paper.

The day took an interesting turn when Neena Miss paid a visit, enriching our understanding of measurements and units. Her insights added a valuable perspective to the day's lessons.

As the school day wound down, I fulfilled my evening duty, rounding off a productive Friday at St. Mary's. The hands-on activities and varied lessons made for an informative and engaging internship experience.

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