Reading Campaign, Week 8 & 9: Nukkad Natak

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Reading Campaign, Week 8& 9 : Nukkad Natak


What to do ?


Nukkad Natak/ Street Play


✍Instructions:

1. Divide students and make their buddy groups.

2. They will be inspired to create a storyline.

3. The groups will perform Nukkad Natak.


✍Note: The  same thing can be organised for English fair. 


Be ready with me.




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