Engaging and Fun Ways to Teach Social Studies in Primary Schools

Little Maya sat beside her grandmother, fascinated by the old photographs hanging on the wall. “Who are these people, Grandma?” she asked, pointing at sepia-toned images of strangers in unfamiliar clothing. With a twinkle in her eye, her grandmother began weaving tales of their ancestors—stories of struggles, triumphs, migrations, and how their lives shaped the world Maya lived in. Captivated by these stories, Maya began to see the world differently. The familiar streets she walked on held echoes of the past, and the bustling market she frequented reflected centuries of trade.

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A Teacher’s Guide to Holistic Education: Principles, Practices and Benefits

You walk into your classroom, greeted by the familiar hum of students sharing stories and laughter from the weekend. As you move through the room, you ask Myrah about her soccer game, watching her face light up as she shares her excitement. Across the room, you compliment Samyak’s art project, noticing how he relaxes and realising his work matters. These small moments remind you that teaching is about creating a space where each student feels seen and valued.

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