This camp was organized by Noah’s Show. They organize innovative events/summer camps for kids in 6-12 years age bracket.
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Not AlwaysArchive for April, 2010
Lot of researches across the world have pointed out again and again that women will prioritize chocolates over anything and everything in life. I can certainly vouch for that with my little experiment done in most unscientific ways with few lovely young ladies. The fifth day agenda was chocolates. Lots of them, of all colors [...]
Obviously. What else did you expect? Throw some kids around chaats and juices and a big mess is bound to follow. The first item on our list was Bhel Puri. Everybody had a great time cutting the boiled potatoes and tomatoes but when it came to onions, most of them gave up.One of the bigger [...]
Bangalore weather has been grillings us for a long time. Time to pay back with grilling some vegies. We decided to do some grilling with Paneer and Baby Corn. We had a brand new electric grill gifted by a friend. And we started making our Tikka mix by getting thick curd, tandoori masala and ginger [...]
The second day had just one hero. Chuski or ice gola as lot of people call it. My teaching agenda was deserts. We started with making fruit ice cubes. Simple ice cubes made with pieces of pomegranate and grapes inside it. Although the taste of the dish is nothing great but a very nice and [...]
To put it simply…. I was nervous. Many reasons to be nervous. You never know what kids might ask you. Adults are more predictable. There is a broad agreement between all the adults in the world that they will not ask you very uncomfortable questions unless they are your close relatives or co passengers in [...]
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