Rainbow | 15 Interesting and Scientific Facts | Sanghatikid

 1. In the 1660s, Isaac Newton invented rainbow by the series of experiments with sunlight and prism.

2. Rainbow is a refraction of colours- violet, Indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red. It is a symbol of promise, gratitude and positive thoughts. 

3. The rainbow got its name from its shape. It is an arc which looks similar to a bow.

4. Rainbows are formed when the rays coming from sun strike the raindrops falling from rain clouds. We can see mostly after rain storm.

5. Always rainbows appear in the opposite direction of the Sun.

6. No two people can see a same rainbow. 

7. A rainbow is not an arc shape. Actually it is a full circle. We see it in an arc shape because we see it  from the ground. No one can see a full rainbow from the ground because each person's horizon is a little different.

8. A human can see 5 natural rainbows at once in the sky. It is very rare. 5 rainbows at once in the sky       was reported in 250 years. 

9. An easy way to remember the colours of the rainbow is VIBGYOR. All the letters are the first letter     of the colours of the rainbow in a sequence. 

10. A rainbow arc is measure 42 degree angle. 

11. When the sun is higher, the rainbow will be lower in the sky and vice versa.

12. Earth is the only planet where rainbows are possible because here water is present.

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13. We cannot see rainbows during winter as the raindrops freeze into snowflakes and very        few raindrops fall.

14. We can make artificial rainbows by many methods as it is only a refraction of light.

15. We can see four colours- red, yellow, green and blue during the renaissance.

Facts about EYE, EAR, NOSE, SKIN, TONGUE | Sense Organs | Sanghatikid

 Facts about sense organs are:

1. EYE: A. The eye is the fastest muscle in human body.

             B. Human eye can focus on 50 different objects every second.

             C. The human eye can distinguish about 10 million different colours. The human eye is most sensitive to colour green.

             D. The only organ more complex then the eye is brain.

             E. It is impossible to sneeze without your eyes. Because pressure released from a sneeze cause an eyeball to pop out even if your eyes are open.

2. EAR: A. Your inner ears are responsible for your hearing and the balance of the body.

              B. The highest possible frequency hour year can listen without discomfort is 20000 hz. And the lowest is 20 hz.

              C. The smallest bones in the human body- INCUS, MALLEUS and STAPES- are present in the ear(middle).

              D. Inside your ears the tiny hairs help you hear and keep your balance. Damaged hair cells in your ears can lead to hear loss.

              E. Cochlea, the innermost part of a ear sizes of a pea!

3. NOSE: A. Our nose gets bigger for Rhinophyma.

                 B. Our nose cleans, regulates and humidifies the air you breathe. 

                C. Men have larger nose than women.(AVERAGE)

                D. The roof of the mouth is also called as the floor of the nasal cavity.

                E. It also provide us warning, like the scent of burning.

4. SKIN: A. In average, there are 35 billion cells in a human skin.

               B. 16% of our body is skin.

               C. The skin colour is determined by the cells of the epidermis.

               D. Most adults' skin weighs in at 20 ponds or more. 

               E. The average adult has approximately 21 square feet of skin.

5. TONGUE: A. Approximately a human tongue for woman is 7.9 cm and for men is 8.5 cm.

                      B. We can find five different tastes in our tongue. They are sweet, salty, bitter, sour and Savory.

                      C. The average person has about 10,000 taste buds. They are replaced every two weeks or so.

                       D. The tongue is covered with moist, pink tissue called mucosa.

                       E. Without tongue, we cannot speak.

 

DIWALI | Essay on Diwali | Food, Date(2020), Celebration, Decoration | Diwali Special | Sanghatikid

      The festival of light is Diwali. It is the Indian festival celebrated mostly celebrated in Amritsar, Udaipur, Varanasi, Kolkata, Jaipur and Delhi. This festival is celebrated in the name of goddess Kali. It is the festival of lights and every Indian celebrates it with joy. This year, 2020, Diwali is celebrated on 14 November that is Saturday.

      Diwali is also known as Dipawali. It symbolises the victory of good over evils. It is celebrated 20 days after lord Ram killed Ravana and received Sita from captivity in Lanka. The celebration marks the return of lord Ram to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. Kolkata Kali temples- Kalighat temple, Dakshineswar temple and Adyapeath temple are the most attractive Kali temples in West Bengal. 

      This festival is celebrated with lights and sweets. This celebration involve meeting friends, relatives, family and feasting on homemade delicious foods. Some Diwali recipes are Samosa, Gulab jamun, Suji halwa, Paneer tikka, Chana ki Dal, Luchi, Pithas etc. Some burst crackers. But we should not burst crackers as it pollutes our environment. We should celebrate Diwali in an eco friendly way. We should buy an earthen lamps, Diyas, candles, make rangoli and decorating our house. 

      During Diwali, Hindu celebrates the meaning of life and its beauty. They believe that this festival guides them through the journey of life and that the light of God can rid evil and dark thoughts.

            🪔🕯️ HAPPY DIWALI🕯️🪔

HOME ALONE | Halloween Special | A Ghost Story | Sanghatikid

      I woke up alone that day. That day was 31st October, Halloween. I was so much excited to celebrate it. Before that I wished to listen a ghost story from mom. I asked for her but none replied. Then I called her.

"Mom, where are you?"

"I came to market to buy some vegetables for home."

"When will you come back?"

"Within 2 hours. Don't go outside and if anyone come then also don't go outside and say that mom is not in home....."

"Yes! Yes! I know these. I will follow everything. Bring some chocolates too. Bye."

"Bye, take care."

      The call hanged up. Then I brushed, went to toilet and done everything what I should do in the morning. My exams were just over the previous day so I have not touched the books. I started to watch my favourite show in my computer. But I could not concentrate in the show. I was feeling as if someone was standing beside me. More than 2 to 3 times I felt. Then at last I got irritated and closed the computer. Then I started to investigate who the creature was. I was little afraid. Suddenly I could see a Wizard's stick standing in front of me. I touched it and a ghostly creature came in front of me. I got scared. Then I asked-

"Who are you? Why did you come here?"

"You have touched my stick. No one is dare to touch it. How shameless you are!"

"Don't say me shameless. If you say then I will say you a idiot.

"What! I am not joking with you. You are gone, I will eat you."

     I started to come back. It was coming close and when it was coming to press my neck, I could heard a sound- "Wake up, it is 9 o'clock, still you are sleeping?"  That voice was of my mom. I woke up and sat still for 2 to 3 minutes. Then I understood that it was a dream. I got relief. Then I brushed my teeth and done everything what I should do in the morning. Then my mother said-

"Dress up fast!"

"Why?"

"We are going to your aunt's house. I have already take out your jeans and top from almirah. Be ready in 5 minutes."

"Ok!"

     I started to wear my clothes. After 3-5 minutes I become ready. Then we set out to go. In the road, I could see a man selling so many toys. Then I noticed that there was a Wizard's stick and it was completely same what I watched in my dream.

4 Easy Ways | How Can We Wake Up Early? | Make Habit | Sanghatikid

We know that waking up early is one of the best way to be more productive. It develops our memory and helps us to improve our concentration towards studies and many others. The following are some ways which will help you to wake up early :

1. Make a sleep schedule. Going to bed and waking up at the same time everyday is a must as it will train yourself to wake up.

2. Don't eat too much in dinner. If you eat then in your next morning you will feel lazy to wake up. So, have a healthy diet.

3. Set an alarm. Because it will force you out of your bed.

4. Go to bed earlier. Avoid electronic devices in the evening hours and gradually move your bedtime up until you are getting the recommended 8 hours of sleep. 

Never Lie | A Moral Story | Story Time | Sanghatikid

         Once there was a girl named Chinki. She used to stay with her family in a city. She helped others but she was one of the greatest liars. Her parents always suffered for her problem.

       One day her father got a huge amount of profit in his business. And he wanted to withdraw half of his profit. So he decided to say his one of the member of his business to withdraw the money and to give it to him.

 While he was talking about this matter, Chinki heard everything. She wanted to take the money from her father. Next morning, that person came to give the money. Her father went to shop and her mother was busy in making lunch. So Chinki went. That person forbade to open the envelope. But she rushed to her room and she opened the envelope. She was shocked to see many notes of rupees 500. She could not decide what to do with those money. Then in a hurry she put all those money in her almirah. Her father came home and asked her mother for the money. Her mother said that she was busy so she told Chinki to listen that person. Then her father called Chinki and asked what that person told.She said that he gave an photo frame to her in an envelope. Her father was shocked and he told her to bring that photo frame. Chinki was confused. She went to her room and she brought an old photo frame what she had made in her school. By seeing that her father called that person. And there was a big quarrel between that person and her father. Then at last that person brought police to Chinki's house. Then more four people came. that person said that he had given the money to his daughter. But Chinki was saying that he had given her a photo frame. Then the police caught her father to the police station. Then at last she said the truth to everyone and see also promise that she will always say truth. And she also gave back the money to her father. But her parents and other persons started to laugh. Chinki was confused and ask for the reason. Then her father told,"Chinki, my daughter!! This is a plan to make you a truthful girl and these persons are my friends."

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7 Easy Tips | How To Stay Focused While Studying? | Sanghatikid

 

1. Sit to study in a comfortable place. That place should be clear, flat, smooth and enough space to keep your books and copies.
2. Block the distracting websites and apps in your mobile, laptop etc.
3. Make a study timetable.
4. Wear comfortable dress when you sit to study.
5. Avoid crowded or noisy place when you sit to study.
6. Keep your mobile, tablet or laptop far from you while you are studying.
7. Do exercise in the early morning everyday as it will help you concentrate to  easily.

HAPPY STUDY 😄😄😄

Get Rid Of Negative Things | Sanghatikid

1. If you want to be a positive person then you have to change your thoughts.
2. Help others.
3. Don't be a selfish person.
4. Take responsibilities.
5. Laugh more.
6. Keep positive company.
7. See your problem as a challenge.
8. Don't get afraid of failure.
9. Never cheat.
10. Read thoughtful books.
11. Feel the reality.
12. Get satisfied.
13. Keep your behavior, habits, words and values positive.
14. Keep your mind busy in positive thinking.
15. See and believe in gain and win.

SIMPLE TRICKS TO IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY | Sanghatikid

 1. Eat less sugar. Science has shown that sugar can lead to poor memory and reduce brain capacity.

 2. Do meditation every day. It will increase your concentration and make your mind positive.

 3. Maintain a healthy weight.

 4. Eat brain developing food like nuts, beans, fish oil, green leafy vegetables, blueberries etc.

 5. Have a proper sleep everyday.

 6. Play brain games like crossword, chess, puzzle solving etc.

 7. Don't consume large amount of refined carbohydrates like           cookies, cakes, cereals, white bread,  etc.

 8. Exercise everyday.

 9. Read books.

10. Create mnemonics in all subjects you have read.

The Best Time To Study- Day v/s Night | Sanghatikid

Learning is fun. What is the best time to study? ; Is it better to study in day than night? These are some endless debates among students. In terms of these questions, there are some points for both sides- Day and Night. They are as follows-                                                

                                                             DAY STUDY

1. You will get natural light which is good for eyes.

2. After a good night's sleep, you will get more energy to study.

3. In early morning, you can do exercise or yoga or jogging which will increase your concentration.

4. Most people are contactable during morning. So, easily you can call your teachers or friends for any help.

5. The morning is the best time to remember your studies.

                                                        NIGHT STUDY

1. At night, you can study in peace and quite.

2. There will be fewer distraction than day as the social network will be less active.

3. Things look different at night. Thus, it can increase your creativity and help you see concepts        differently. 

4. Most of the libraries are closed at night.

5. Night is better for applying and analyse the data you have learnt in your full day.

10 STUDY HACKS | Every Students Must Know | Sanghatikid

 Study Hack no.1-  Read Loudly instead of reading quietly.

Study Hack no.2-  Teach what you have learnt.

Study Hack no.3-  Create a mind map on the topic you have read.

Study Hack no.4- Draw diagram to visualise information which would be hard to                                                     learn.                                                    

Study Hack no.5- Take a regular break to refresh your brain.

Study Hack no.6- Make a study routine.

Study Hack no.7- Eat healthy foods. And also the brain improving food like yolk, green                                           vegetables etc. Drink water as much as you can.         

Study Hack no.8- Have a sound sleep as it is very important before exam.

Study Hack no.9- Wake up early in the morning and do exercise or jogging or                                                      meditation.This will help you to increase your concentration.

Study Hack no.10- Don't take any tension and give your exam in a free mind.

EUROPE- POLITICAL DIVISION | Sanghatikid

                The name 'EUROPE' was derived from 'Europa', daughter of Phoenix. Some believe that it is evolved from the word 'Ereb' which means 'sunset'. 

                Europe is one of the seven countries of the world. It is the world's second smallest continent in area after Australia. It is surrounded by the Arctic Ocean to the north, Atlantic Ocean to the west. Mediterranean sea to the south and Caspian Sea to the east. Europe is separated from Asia by the watershed of the Ural and the Caucasus Mountains, the Caspian Sea, the Ural River and the Black Sea. Europe mostly lies in the northern temperate zone with a small part of it extending beyond the Arctic Circle. Europe mainly lies in the Northern Hemisphere and Eastern Hemisphere with some part of it reaching to the Western Hemisphere such as Portugal, Spain, Ireland, the Western UK and the Western France.

`    `        Europe is surrounded by water bodies on its three sides, i.e., it is a peninsula. This continent is also known as ''Peninsula of Peninsulas'' because the seas have penetrated deep into the land. Except the eastern part, Europe is surrounded by water on its three sides. Europe is separated by the Strait Of Gibraltar in the south-west. This continent possesses some of the major seas and gulf such as the White sea, the Gulf of Bothnia, the North Sea, the Gulf of Finland and the Baltic Sea in the north, the Bay of Biscay lying in the west, the Adriatic Sea and the Aegean Sea in the south and there are two large salted water lakes- the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea in the east.

                A large number of islands are found in the continent of Europe. The British Isles, Iceland, Sardinia, Sicily and Crete are the most important ones. The English Channel separates the mainland from the British Isles.

                                                  POLITICAL DIVISION                                                    Europe has 50 countries with Russia being the largest one and Vatican City being the smallest. Most of these countries are grouped together according to their location, physiography or political affiliation. The political division of Europe is follows:

Scandinavian Countries- These includes Norway, Sweden, Iceland and Denmark. Norway and Sweden form the Scandinavian Peninsula. Sweden is the most industrialized country of Europe. It is also the leading producer of iron in Europe.

Balkan States- These countries are those which lie in the Balkan Peninsula. The Balkan Peninsula is surrounded by water on three sides:

                                    1. the Adriatic Sea to the west.

                                    2. the Marmara Sea and Mediterranean Sea to the south.

                                    3. the Black Sea to the east.

The territories of the following countries completely lie in the Balkan Peninsula:

                                    1. Albania

                                    2. Bosnia and Herzegovina

                                    3. Bulgaria

                                    4.Greece

                                    5. Kosovo

                                    6. Macedonia

                                    7. Montenegro

The territories of the following countries lie partially within the Balkan Peninsula:

                                    1. Croatia

                                    2. Slovenia

                                    3. Italy

                                    4. Serbia

                                    5. Romania

                                    6. Turkey

Lapland- This includes the region that lies to the north of the Arctic Circle. These includes the northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Republic of Karelia in Russia and Finland. 

Lowland Countries- These countries include the countries which are made of lowlands. Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are the lowland countries. These group of countries are also referred to as BENELUX countries in which Be stands for Belgium, Ne for the Netherlands and Lux for Luxembourg. The Netherlands is also called as Holland. Some parts of Northern France and West Germany are also included in this group.

Nordic Countries- These countries includes the countries of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Finland. These countries are joined by their economic factors.

Iberian Peninsula- This group includes Spain and Portugal. It is the mountainous region. 

Central European Countries- Germany, Poland, Hungary, Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia Republic and Switzerland are under this group.

Western European Countries- These include the United Kingdom (UK), Ireland, France and the lowland countries.

British Isles- The British Isles is made up of 5,000 islands in which Great Britain and Ireland are the biggest ones. It is made up of two main independent countries- UK and the Republic of Ireland.

                        

SWITZERLAND- AS A TOURIST ATTRACTION | Sanghatikid

                           Switzerland is like a Fairy Tale beauty. It is a world- famous tourist spot. Apart from this, Switzerland is also known for its ski resorts and hiking trails. It is also known as the playground of Europe. Switzerland is world famous for its snow capped peaks of the Alps, beautiful lakes, deep valleys, big glaciers and picturesque lakeside hamlets. Tourists visit the place for its scenic beauty, natural sceneries and for many more cultural attractions. Some of the best tourist attractions of Switzerland are as follows:

                            1. Jungfraujoch- It is the most famous as an observation terrace and scientific observatory. It has the longest glacier, The Great Aletsch Glacier in Europe. It is labelled as World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

                            2. Interlaken- This is one of the most popular summer holidays spot. This place is located between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. Lake Thun is to west and Lake Brienz is to the east of Interlaken.

                            3. Lake Geneva- It is the largest Alpine lake of Europe. It is surrounded by beautiful gardens and parks. Opera House and the Grand Theatre are the main cultural attractions of this place.

                            4. Bern- Bern is place of many excellent museums. The Zentrum Paul Klee and the Bern Museum of Art are the impressive art galleries of Bern. Bern's medieval old town is a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

                            5. Zurich- Zurich Zoo is the main attraction for families. It is the largest city of  Switzerland. 

                                6. The Rhine Falls- This place is the largest plain waterfall in Central Europe. June and July are the best months to visit these falls.

                                 7. Swiss National Park- This park was founded in 1914. It is the oldest reserve in the Alps Mountains.

An Adventure At The Palace | Adventurous Story | Story Time

                Once there were two girls who were fond of adventure. They were very much brave. One day, they heard about a mysterious palace. They thought it was a good palace for adventure. They wanted to stay for 3 days. Before the day of the journey they packed up their stockings. They were very excited. When they reached, they saw that the palace was so big with beautiful gardens. At first they found a house to live and they took little rest. In the evening, they visited the palace. There were many pictures and curved figures. They took photographs. Then they went home.

                 At the second day they visited another place of that palace. But on the third day when they went to the palace they found an old map. ''A map of treasures'', said one of them. Then they started to follow the map's direction. They walked so much distance. At last they reached. They found that they were in one corner of that garden. But their was no permission to dig. they informed the guards. At first they did not believe them, but when he saw the map he remembered that this map was the only map which can say us the direction of treasures. And this map was given them to find. Then that guard called to the head office and gave the information. But that two girls cannot understand anything. Afterwards that same guard came and told them about that treasure. They were so much excited. the permission was given to dig.

                     Suddenly the two girls can hear the sound of their teacher saying, ''Wake up, idiots!'' Then they woke up and saw that they were in their classroom. It was their story class. Everything was a dream. They thought that they were that two girls of that story!!

10 FACTS ABOUT CHOCOLATE | Sanghatikid

1. Joseph Fry created the first modern chocolate bar.

2. A chocolate lover is known as ''Chocoholic''.

3. Ixcacao is known as the Goddess of Chocolate.

4. 'Snickers' was introduced by Mars in 1930.

5. 400 cocoa beans are needed to make one pound of chocolate.

6. Chocolates can cure diabetes,coronary heart disease and hypertention.

7. 'Nestle' is the oldest chocolate company in the world.

8. 'Nestle' came to India in 1950s.

9.Switzerland is the leading country in the chocolate consumption.

10. ITCs Luxury chocolate brand, Fabelle Exquistic Chocolate is the world's most expensive chocolate.It is priced at Rs.4.3 lakh/kg.

THOUGHT OF THE DAY FOR SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

• Never give up yourself on what you really want to do.
• Believe in yourself as it is the best weapon to get success.
• Success and Failure are not permanent.
• Suffering is the essence of success.
• Education can be used to change the world.
• Always try to give others instead of taking.
• Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently.
• If you want to shine like the sun, then at first burn like the sun.

The Adventurous Time | Adventurous Story | Story Time

              Once there was a boy named Jack. His friend's name is Rahul. They two were good friends. They loved to do adventure. They went near islands but never went far islands. One day Jack told to Rahul, ''Lets go to Wake Island, it is situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.'' Rahul said, ''From where will we get the map?'' Then his friend said, ''No problem! I have the map.'' Next morning they packed everything and set out. They were in the sea for five days. At last they reached. They saw a beach.

                    Jack looked the map and at once he understood that they had already reached their destination. They decided to go inside the island. When they were going Rahul said to Jack, ''Wish we get some treasure, Jack.'' Then Jack told,'' Yes! but at first we have to make a house.'' Then they found a perfect place and started to make a small house. They completed it.

They took rest and ate some food which they brought from their home. Now they started digging. They were digging and digging but did not get. They forgot about the map. When Jack wanted to take out his handkerchief from his bag, he got the map. He told it to Rahul. Then they dug where the map was showing. Again they were digging and digging but they did not get the treasure. At last when they both dug at a same place very forcefully and powerfully they got a sound. Tunnnnn! Then Jack looked the map again, he saw that it was the exact place. Then they took out the treasure and they saw gold, diamonds and many costly things. they were excited so much. They carried it to their ship and returned to their country.

10 Interesting Facts About India

#1-The gathering of 2011 Kumbh Mela of India was visible from space.

#2-The national sport of India is Hockey but India is most commonly associated with Cricket.

#3-Indians invented 'Snake &Ladders' game. It is quite famous in the whole world.

#4-The first President of India,Dr.Rajendra Prasad only took 50% of his salary.Towards the end of his 12 year tenure he only took 25% of his salary.    

#5-Taj Mahal was made of about 28 types of precious and semi-precious stones.Their sources were from Tibet, China, Sri Lanka and some other parts of India.     

#6-Shampoo was invented in India by the use of herbs.    

#7-In India,there are largest number of vegetarians.  

   

#8-Indians invented the Number System, Algebra and many other mathematical things.

              

#9-The mother of European languages is Sanskrit.

#10-Bengali is taken as the second language in London.     

CLASSIFICATION OF PERMANENT TISSUE

THE SENTENCE-TYPES

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MAP

What is map?

The word 'map' is derived from two Latin word -'mappa' means 'sheet' and 'mundi' means 'of the world'. It is drawn in a flat surface.It is two-dimensional.

GEOMETRICAL CONCEPTS

1. POINT-A point is an exact location in space.It has no size,length and breadth .
2. LINE SEGMENT-A line segment is the shortest distance between two points.
3. LINE-A line is a line segment extending infinitely in both direction.
4. RAY-A ray is a line with an initial but no end point.
5. PLANE-A plane is a two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely in all direction.
6. CONCURRENT POINTS-Three or more lines in a plane intersecting each other at a common point are called concurrent lines.The common point where the lines intersect,is called concurrent points.
7. PARALLEL LINES-Lines that are always at the same distance from each other i.e,lines do not meet are called parallel lines.
8. INTERSECTING LINES-Lines that meet or cross each other at a point are called intersecting lines.
9. PERPENDICULAR LINES-Lines that intersects at right angle are called perpendicular lines.

Definition And Features Of Narrative Composition

DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE COMPOSITION- A narrative composition is the narration of some events or series of events in a chronological order.

WHAT ARE THE FEATURES OF NARRATIVE COMPOSITION?

1. It may be real or imaginary.
2. There may be flash backs.(Events happened at an earlier time)
3. There will be the use of dialogues, observation of places, people and thinks.
4. Emphasis should be on the movement, time sequence concrete details.
5. Use of past tense to describe past incidents.
6. It involves the reader in the story by the action of the character and not by telling an incident simply.
7. It has a purpose to convey.
8. Different narrative approaches are used.

SYMPTOMS, PREVENTION and TREATMENT of COVID-19

COVID-19 is also known as Corona Virus. Because ''CO'' stands for CORONA,''VI'' stands for VIRUS and ''D'' for DISEASE. It was discovered in 2019.

COVID-19 Symptoms-

• Dry Cough
• Fever
• Diarrhoea
• Shortness of breath
• Chest pain
• Loss of taste 

COVID-19 Prevention-

• Cover your cough when you sneeze.
• Stay home.
• Keep a distance between each other.
• Wash your hands.
• If you feel any symptoms of COVID-19,call the helpline.

COVID-19 TREATMENT-To date, there is no vaccines or medicines for Corona Virus. Just take self-care and if you feel any symptoms then you should contact to COVID-19 information line for advice.

Before The Exam

It is a great tension,

We have to mention,

the answers in examination.

We have to learn,

no scope of fun.

We get fear 

when exam is near.

When the teacher discusses in class,

whoever listen, they pass.

It is the way to show our talent.

So, we should listen to the advise of parents.

English, Maths and Science,

these subjects are so nice.

The long subject,History.

Walks with Geography.

So,let's study!

Don't be crazy.

Don't take tension about your marks.

To all, BEST OF LUCK!