Activities- It refers to the activities that the teacher designs or does in order to facilitate or provide the conditions for learning.Consolidation- It is a single process that brings together previously acquired knowledge.Discussion- It refers to a variety of forums for the open-ended, collaborative exchange of ideas among a teacher and students or among students for the purpose of nurturing students' thinking, learning problem solving common understanding, or literary appreciation.It helps in fostering critical thinking and helps children to think more deeply and articulate their views more clearly.It helps students in processing information rather than simply receiving it and increases students' engagement in the classroomIt helps teachers in understanding and assessing students thinking and it also shifts the authority from teacher to students.hence, we conclude that discussion in the classroom should ideally follow all activities done by students to consolidate their learning.