Cygnet Public School, Narhe celebrated the Nag Panchami festival in the School premises on 2 August, 2019 in great detail. We displayed a model of how Nag Panchami was celebrated traditionally in the olden days. Women kept fast and used to give milk to the Nag and did puja while the snake charmer played his “pungi”. Little girls put mehendi in their hands and played merrily on the swing and played “fugadi” with gay abandon. The ever active Cygnet kids went on with the snake making activity to complete their involvement with the celebration. 1 stanard kids did ear bud spot printing of the snake with black and yellow water colour paint. First. Standard kids sprinkled yellow and black semolina (rava) grains on fevicol and adorned the snake. Third standard kids made a snake from craft paper. Each kid was given four pieces of diamond-shaped chocolate brown craft paper that they stuck together at the corners with fevicol. They stuck the red forked tongue on the top. They drew eyes of the snake and scribbled all over with silver crayon. Each paper was folded and stuck until it looked and moved like a real slithery snake. Whatever the children made was distributed to them at the end of the day.