creative thinking workshop for tea garden workers children




We had a beautiful opportunity to teach the children of tea garden workers to how to be more creative. We gave them a piece of news paper and asked them to transform any one of them into king or queen on which the children came out with such good creativity. They were not provided any tools, gum, scissors etc yet the results were astonishing and they learned a lot and a path to creative thinking was set in front of them. They leaned a lot and gained self confidence which gave us immense joy and and a learning for life.

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