I recently visited a wildlife park with my parents. The wildlife park has a lot of different animals and birds. There are over 600 animals, including kangaroos, wallabies, koalas and crocodiles. They are kept in their natural surroundings. I much preferred the Wildlife Park to a zoo where a lot of animals are in cages. […]
I am a book of detective stories. My home is in a library. I live on a shelf with a lot of other books. Before I came to the library I lived in a warehouse. I remember being on a shelf with a lot of books which looked exactly like me. Then I was sent
I am a one-rupee coin. I was made in a mint, but I do not remember it. The first place I remember is a bank. I was with a lot of other coins. We were all clean and bright. One day some of us were given to a bank customer. The customer took us back
I have a lot of friends. Most of them live in the same neighbourhood as I do. I see them a lot. My best friend is Tanu. She lives in a different part of city from me. I see her at school every day. We often go to each other’s house for tea after school.
We have new neighbours. They moved in three weeks ago. Before that our neighbour was Mrs Jackson. She was quite old and lived alone. She often complained noise we made. She moved out last month. Our new neighbours are called Gupta. They have two children a boy and a girl. The boy is named Piyush
Reporters are people who collect information about important or interesting events. Some of them write articles about these events for newspapers. Other gives news reports on radio or television programmes. Reporters try to collect the information personally by going to the place where event is taking place. Sometimes they write notes in their notebook. Sometimes
The soldier is someone who has joined the army. An army is a large group of people who fight on land. Soldiers fight against enemies of their country. Wars are not common in most countries as they once were. Still, countries have to have armies to defend them in case they are invaded by an
Fire fighters put out unwanted fires. They stay on duty in the fire station until someone rings the emergency services and asks for the fire service. Then the fire fighters get out their shiny red fire engine. It has all the fire fighting equipment. They switch on the alarm bell and set out the fire
Nurses take care of people who are ill. Nurses often work in hospitals. They look after the patients in the wards. Nurses give patients their medicine. If people are ill or injured, it is important that they get their pills regularly. Some pills can cure ill an illness. Other pills make patients’ pain less sore.
The job of the police is to make sure that people do not break the law. They try to prevent people from committing crimes. If a crime is committed the police try to find out who did it. When they have a suspect they arrest them. They ask them a lot of questions. If they
Venkateshwar Global School, Sec-13, Rohini organised a science exhibition. The event was inaugurated by Dr. BC Sabata, senior scientific officer, dept of environment , GNCT of Delhi. A skit which explained some common myths and brought to light scientific facts relatecd to everyday life, impressed the audience. Dr. Sabata also launched the first edition of
The IT club of St. John’s School, Sec-7 Faridabad, organised a computer quiz competition based on android, social networking and latest gadgets for classes V and VI. These technologies are frequently used by the young children to stay connected with each other. There were six teams, out of which only four teams qualified for the
Khaitan Public School, Noida, organised an inter-school on-the-spot painting competition ‘Creative Canvas-2013’. More than 1000 students from different schools of Delhi/NCR region participated in various categories like on-the-spot painting, cartoon printing card, quilling art, face painting and sculpture. School principal SK Mishra welcomed the dignitaries, guests schools and budding artists and said that the idea
Amity International School, Pushp Vihar, organised annual day ‘Swarnim Dhara’. The school choir enthralled the audience with a soulful rendition of the music. The boys from ‘Atulasha’ touched every heart and filled everyone present with a sense of national pride with their song Ham Sab Bhartiya Hain. The school premises echoed with the beats of
Indus Valley Public School, Noida, hosted the show which encapsulated a range of competitions from show and tell, finger tip printing and origami to recitation, folk dance, storytelling and power point presentations for the students. The lighting of lamp marked the commencement of the programme which witnessed participation of nine schools from NCR who competed