Objective: To provide a creative and inclusive platform for specially abled children to make their own Rakhis, promoting fine motor skills, creativity, and social bonding.
Materials:
- - Colorful threads, beads, and strings
- - Rakhi-making kits (adapted for special needs)
- - Scissors, glue, and other craft supplies
- - Assisting tools (e.g., specialized grips, adaptive scissors)
Workshop Structure:
- Introduction and Demonstration (10 minutes)
- Rakhi Making (40 minutes)
- Assistance and Support (as needed)
- Conclusion and Rakhi Exchange (20 minutes)
Adaptations for Specially Abled Children:
- Use of assistive technology or adaptive tools
- Simplified Rakhi designs
- One-on-one assistance
- Break tasks into smaller steps
- Encourage peer support and teamwork
Benefits:
- Develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
- Encourages creativity and self-expression
- Fosters social bonding and communication
- Builds confidence and self-esteem
- Celebrates the spirit of Raksha Bandhan
Tips for Facilitators:
- Be patient and supportive
- Encourage participation and creativity
- Provide positive reinforcement
- Be prepared for diverse needs and abilities
- Have fun and enjoy the experience!
By hosting this workshop, you'll create a memorable and empowering experience for specially abled children, promoting inclusivity and joy.
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