Poem on Nihilist Penguin

I keep the reason writing this poem to myself. However, my readers may definitely get it.

My Kids Handmade Nag Panchami Posters

Another blog post about engaging kids at home.

I Quit Windows 11 and Installed Linux Mint (out of AI rage)

Linux Mint Cinnamon Edition on my Older PC adds to the feeling that I must make use of way older devices.

Converting Blogger Website to Hugo

Thank you Blogger (Google) for being by my blogging side from th initial days!

Growing Himalayan Ground Gooseberry (Pani Amala) - Tuberous Sword Fern

I did not expect that in my lifetime I would grow a fern in my garden.

Contemplation on Mid-life Crisis

I had originally written this in my personal journal (in paper).

Berry-picking and Theory of Multiple Intelligence

Berry-picking activity could we well related to theory of multiple intelligence.

Thank you Blogger for deleting my website!

Google’s Blogger platform helped me to learn blogging, some SEO, and have resilience.

How did I survive 30 days of Facebook deletion

I deleted Facebook account forever aiming digital peace for rest of the life.

Dhupi, Salla ra Laligurans ko Fedma by Parijat: A Book Talk

Parijat’s Dhupi, Salla ra Laligurans ko Fedma is autoethnography that consists of her life description from her childhood till the point she leaves Darjeeling to Kathmandu.

Papa Don’t Preach: How a Treasure Hunt Worked Better Than Rules to Reduce Screen Time

Sometimes, the most effective pedagogy begins not with instruction, but with a simple act: turning off the devices and playing real non-digital games.

Nepali Poem: वनको डडेलो

With this poem, I warn humanity against ruthless development projects that disrupt the livelihoods of the people who have been sustaining really well in symbiosis with the nature.

Laughter, Sauna and the Silent Lake

Musafir goes through quite humane and intercultural experience though he felt somehow reluctant to enter the sauna room.

Pedagogy Notes

An attempt to write notes of pedagogical theories and praxis.

Nepali Poem: उडान

With this poem, I inspire dreamers to initiate free and informed pursuits of self-growth.

School Herbal Garden of Resilience

Despite being a short-spanned, this project got attention of the school management and made them enthusiastic on having nature education projects at the school.

Iskus ko Munta: Tender Chayote Shoots - Vegetable in Abundance

Chayote gourd had been a readily available source of food in Nepal. Somehow forgotten, chayote (‘Iskus’ in Nepali) has been mighty in my garden.

I Tried Ban Silam Seeds

When it comes to nutritional- and/or health benefits of some random herbs as suggested by social circles, Nepalese people tend to run for it. So did I for ban silam seeds.

Using AI for Writing Student Feedback

One should not forget to consult relevant assessments to provide real input to AI, for generating feedback in text.

Drawing and Labeling Human Heart

I have found a digital way of helping them with drawing and labeling the human heart.

Ghanaghasyako Ukalo Kaatata: Revisiting Dr. Taranath Sharma

I was so fancy reciting the travel memoir and uploading in YouTube that those mandated this blog post.

Become a minimalist by not throwing an old pair of shoes!

I am content of my actions; I let them choose between trash talking about its look and getting inspired in eco-actions.

My kids love Oxalis latifolia Kunth

When it comes to comsuming Chari amili/amilo, I used my own childhood experience to make my kids savour few shoots of the herb once in a while.

We cooked air potato!

Our grandparents ate this, why can’t we? - said my mom. While trying the aerial tuber of this climber, I parallelly researched more about it and found that some varieties are toxic!

Group Activity for Teaching Collaboration Skills

I have been so enthusiastic about IMYC Experiences that I weblog one of those.

South American Pepino Growing on my Nepali Garden

It is all about sharing and caring: I got a branch of pepino melon plant from a friend and have been sharing the overgrown twigs to enthusiastic gardeners.

Nature Activities for Kids

With this blog post, you may get ideas of some pragmatic nature activities that can be done with kids.

Nepali Kade Dhaniya (Culantro)

Culantro has already been localized with Nepali names (Kade Dhaniya, Ban Dhaniya, and so on) though it is believed to originate in the Americas.

Home Tuition: Harnessing the Potential of Intellectual Social Capital

I may not engage in discussion on American homeschooling here. However, I had a pragmatic experience of homeschooling when I taught one of my kids at home (during the COVID-19 pandemic).

Jigsaw Puzzle with Kids: Opportunity for Intellectual and Social Skills Development

Playing indoor games or engaging in mental activities with the kids are not just opportunities of cognitive engagement. These also help in social-, emotional- and other domains of learning.

Quenching the (Reading) Thirst with this Sajha Publication Outlet

Sajha Publication Showoom lies in the premises of Campus of International Languages, Exhibition Road, Kathmandu.

Word Search Grid: Spending Quality (and Quantity) Time with Kids

Sit next to your kid for word search grid, your bond matters most in life!

Collecting Common Vetch Pods (Kutuli Kosa): Outdoor Nature Activity with Kids

I have good memory of my childhood when we kids used to collect pods of common vetch popularly called as Kutuli Kosa (or Kutil Kosa) in Nepali. I (somehow) reproduced the same experience with my kids.

We collect Lamb's Quarters (Bethe ko Sag)

Bethe ko Sag (Lamb’s Quarters) can be promising alternative food for the world while Nepalese have been cooking it since eternity.

Informal Learning with Museum

The idea of informal learning with a museum came to my mind when our school group visited Changu Narayan temple premises (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) located in the eastern Hills of Bhaktapur District, Nepal in the Spring of 2013.

Mysticism in Nepal

Mysticism in Nepal is expressed at the fronts of nature, mortals, supernatural, extraterrestrial, space, and time.

Jamacho Gumba Hiking

Jamacho on the top of the Nagarjun hill, has remained a sacred spot for Buddhist and Hindu pilgrims. Lately, it is emerging as a popular hiking spot.