Ashish started the proceedings with a unique lesson on movement, locomotion, and how to distinguish between them. In this context he referred to the movements found in small creatures like earthworms and snails. He, along with other volunteers like Anand, demonstrated how movement can be different from locomotion.

Pragati then took over for the next section, where she discussed an important issue – the difference between good touch and bad touch. Children need to be protected from such uncomfortable situations, and so figures and demos were used to explain what is acceptable and what is not.

The last part was dedicated to the importance of a major natural resource – water. Ashish & Anand returned to explain the different sources of water and why it has become imperative to protect a fast depleting resource like water. He also discussed rainwater harvesting, and how it can be used to combat the wastage of the precious resource.

As usual, a quiz was used to revise the day’s learning, with those giving correct answers being rewarded with "Crax curls". The day’s classes came to an end with the distribution of ‘Britannia Good Day’ biscuits and ‘Parle Orange Bite’ toffees.

Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti planned and guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.