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हमने कागज़ पर रोटी की ड्रॉइंग बनाई

Hamari Park Patrika · Volume 1, Issue 1 · January–June 2026

हमने कागज़ पर रोटी की ड्रॉइंग बनाई


In this creative activity, children drew different types of रोटी on paper. Some drawings were round, some colourful, some simple, and some full of imagination.

The activity helped children observe shapes, colours, dots, textures, and patterns. A familiar object from daily life became a subject for art and expression. Children used their own ideas to show how they imagined रोटी.

Drawing also gave children a way to participate without pressure. Even children who may not write full sentences yet could express themselves through lines, colours, and shapes.

This magazine section celebrates the idea that learning can begin from everyday things. Even a roti can become art, observation, conversation, and confidence.

🌟 Learning Highlights:
Shape recognition, colour expression, observation, imagination, confidence through art.

Humari Park Patrika Unveiled at RIE Bhopal in a Distinguished Gathering

Bhopal: A proud and memorable moment was created for Wonder Park School as the first issue of Humaari Park Patrika was unveiled during a distinguished gathering and ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Regional Institute of Education, Bhopal.

The launch took place during the five-day workshop for writers and illustrators of Firkee Bachchon Ki, organised by NCERT in collaboration with RIE Bhopal. The workshop brought together writers, illustrators, educationists, artists and creative thinkers from across India to work on children's literature, creative education and Indian art forms.

The first issue of Humaari Park Patrika, a children's initiative of Wonder Park School led by Sushri Garima Mathur, was unveiled in the presence of eminent personalities including Prof. S. K. Gupta, Principal, RIE Bhopal, Sahitya Akademi Awardee Shri Sushil Shukl, and Prof. Usha Sharma, NCERT, along with other respected guests and participants.

Humaari Park Patrika reflects the voices, drawings, thoughts, stories and experiences of children — a moment where children's voices found space, recognition and celebration in a national educational setting.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the formal launch of the magazine and became a special highlight of the programme. The dignitaries appreciated the initiative and spoke warmly about the spirit, creativity and purpose behind Humaari Park Patrika. They recognised it as a meaningful platform that gives children a voice and celebrates their imagination, expressions and learning journeys.

The occasion became even more special as NCERT shared details of the workshop on its official social media platforms, mentioning Humaari Park Patrika as a key highlight of the programme. This recognition added pride and encouragement to the journey of Wonder Park School and strengthened its commitment to creative and meaningful education.

Speaking about the launch, Sushri Garima Mathur expressed deep gratitude to NCERT, RIE Bhopal, the dignitaries, mentors and all supporters who encouraged the initiative. She shared that Humaari Park Patrika is dedicated to the children of Wonder Park School, whose curiosity, innocence and creativity continue to inspire every step of this journey.