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Bookaroo; Festival of Children's Literature
A team of the Literary Club went to attend Bookaroo Fest (Festival of Children's Literature) organized at Rail Museum, Delhi to celebrate the Joy of Reading. It was a pleasure meeting Ms. Anushka Ravishankar author of Gravity for smarty pants, Photosynthesis for smarty pants, The Solar System, and Evolution books for the school library Ms. Divya Anand author of Misfit Madhu.
"A Book is a device to light the Imagination"
Bookaroo the Festival of Children's Literature was a heartwarming learning for all who attended the fest. The students attended the sessions appropriate to their age at the Curio Corner, Doodle Wall, The Kahani Tree, and the Auditorium. The sessions in the Auditorium were just mind-blowing. The sessions were attended at the Auditorium Glucksbringer by Kathrin Rohmann, Fun Facts and Temples by Sudha G Tilak, and Decoding Mysteries of History. These sessions were a blast from the past. The secrets which were decoded were the unusual journey of history. These sessions will help the students to explore and they were just enthralling. The Kahani Tree helped the students to be good storytellers. It also helped them to enhance their creative & listening skills. The Doodle Wall was an interactive session where artistic skills were enhanced. The students communicated with many writers who were present at the fest. On the whole, all those who attended the fest were full of joyful & enriching experiences to share with their friends and encourage reading books in the School.
Bharti Rao/ Vice Principal
On 26 November 2022, we went to Delhi for the
Bookaroo Festival. We read books and listened to podcasts. One of the biggest challenges of the journey started when we entered the festival of Bookaroo. At the festival, there were so many writers and different kinds of books so we visited the bookshop and bought many books for the library and signed it by the writers of the books. We enjoyed it a lot, we clicked photos with them. They were polite. And I want to thank Principal ma'am, Bharti ma'am, and Priyadarshan sir because we visited Bookaroo festival and learned new things. And we enjoyed every bit of the trip. Some girls won slime in-game, clay, and books.
On this trip, we learned how to travel alone, and how to be responsible without our parents. This journey was more memorable than other journeys. And all writers signed the books which we purchased for the library. The bookstore has all the things which children want. And in the future, I hope that we could be part of this event again.
Moksha Sompura and Yashi Soni/ VIII
We went to the Rail Museum, Chanakyapuri, for a
Bookaroo fest. I attended a storytelling session whose name was Apple Cake and Baklava. It was quite a good experience. We learned a lot of German words like Heimat, Brobutter, Glück bringer, Walnuts, Schule, and Garten. And we also saw the Rail Museum. which shows how the evolution of the Indian Railway took place. And there were also models of different parts of a train. We attended one session named
Kahani Tree of which we attended 3 sessions named Khichdi, Solar System, & Gravity in which we learned a lot about Science. It was an amazing session. We played a game there too, in which we won slim/ muddy clay and bookmarks. We also bought some books for our library and our own like Temple Tales, misfit Madhu, How to be a writer, Written in Stars, etc. We all should surely read these books which have a meaningful moral. And on this trip, we learned how to travel alone on a train, how to be responsible without our parents, and how we should use our money. It was one of the most memorable and full of gain experiences.
Lakshya Raj Kanwar/ XI
Binta Sonigra/ IX
Tamanna Solanki/ VIII
Students of the
Literary Club went to the
Bookroo festival at National Rail Museum, New Delhi. It was a very wonderful trip, we enjoyed it a lot. We learned plenty of new things in the museum but along with this, during the traveling from our school to Delhi and back to school we had a great experience with new learnings. During our talking and listening to others’ thoughts we also have got knowledge of something we never thought we would know. And at the Rail Museum, we also discovered about trains, their parts, their different types, and many more. We loved this trip and would love to have more in the future. We would also like to thank the teachers for taking us on this amazing trip and for looking after us.
Tanya Tripash and Tiya Sompura /VIII
Our school went to Delhi for a
Bookaroo Festive, in the Rail Museum Chanakyapuri, we started our journey by bus from Bali to Jodhpur, the bus journey was nice but after we reached and went by train, we just enjoyed the journey, the talks, the enjoyment we did was just memorable, Principal ma'am, Bharti ma'am, and Priyadarshan sir helped us and made us comfortable than other ones. This journey was more memorable than another journey. The book fest is having all the things which children want. We went around and attended two sessions that were appropriate for us and enjoyed them a lot. All the writers were signed on our school book which was purchased by us for the library. We attended a session by Simran Ma’am but she taught us about how to overcome our fear. We would like it if we were part of this event again in the future.
Prachi Kunwar / IX and Ridhima Ojha / XI
Our school gave us a great opportunity to become a part of the
Bookaroo fest which was held in Delhi. I learned a lot of things there. I went to the Curio Corner where there was a session running which was held by Simran Bhui. The name of the session is ' Are you secretly a trickster'. In this session, I learned how to overpower fear and how to become unstoppable and confident about anything. I enjoyed the Bookaroo very much. We also bought some books for our school's library. And I met many new authors like Simran Bhui, Divya Anand and Anushka Ravishankar, etc. I appreciate Principal ma'am for giving me an opportunity like this. Thank you to all the teachers who were with us.
Rashi Jain/ IX
"Books are a uniquely portable magic"
It was a hub of learning where every gesture of the surrounding people had something new to learn. The moment I sat in the auditorium I was amazed to see the tiny tots so carefully listening to the session and actively answering the questions. Enjoyed every bit of our excursion. In Ms. Kathrin roman's session, we learned a lot. At the Curio Corner, we had a session 'Are you secretly a trickster' There Simran Bhui Ma'am talked about how to overcome fear and dilemmas. At the auditorium, we attended ' Decoding mysteries of History ' by Ms. Lakshmi Ravi Shankar. It was a fantastic session full of magic mysteries of Indian History. We look forward to spreading our learning to our other friends and making them explore this heaven of books and literature.
Nalini Kanwar XI and Mohita Solanki IX
First, our Literary Club members went to Jodhpur Junction, and then we picked a train to Delhi
and then we ate our food and we had some fun and then we slept and the next day we reached Delhi at 7 o'clock and then we retired to the waiting room at the station and then we got ready and we had breakfast. We took a Metro and reached Bookaroo. We went around and brought some books for our school library and we visited the National Rail Museum, we went to the auditorium, we signed books from the author. In the evening we went to the Sarojini Nagar Market and we did some shopping and we also had dinner there. Then we returned to Bali. It was a wonderful learning experience.
Alvina Tak/ VIII
Science Olympiad Foundation Examinations
On 1st December 2022, Olympiad Examinations were conducted in our school by Science Olympiad Foundation (S.O.F.). Registrations were done 2-3 months before. 25 students from classes 5 to 12 have participated in Science subjects under the supervision of Jitender Sir. Winners all over India will be granted scholarships.
Jiyaraje Chouhan /XI Bio.
Humming Bird International Olympiads
Humming Bird International Olympiads exams were conducted in school for Classes II to XII. Students opted for different subjects like English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, General Knowledge, etc.
Prerna Rathod/ Headmistress.
Story Writing Competition
3rd December, Saturday: Intra Class English/ Hindi Story Writing Competition was organized for Students of Class II-IX & XI. The students chose their language to write the stories. The students of the Primary Section were given words. With the help of these words, they created beautiful stories. The students of Class VI-IX & XI were given starter sentences out of which they created beautiful stories. The objective of this competition was to develop their creative writing skills. Story Writing engaged the students' imagination and it turned into a fun and communicative experience. The criteria for the competition were as follows: Originality -10 Marks, Ideas & Concepts-10 Marks, Creativity 10 Marks, Moral/ Theme - 5 Marks. Total 35 Marks.
Bharti Rao/ Vice Principal.
"कहानी लेखन प्रतियोगिता"
3 दिसम्बर 2022 को विद्यालय के सभी स्तरों में भाषा विभाग द्वारा "कहानी लेखन प्रतियोगिता" का आयोजन किया गया। इसके तहत प्राथमिक स्तर की, कक्षा प्रथमा से लेकर पंचमी तक के विद्यार्थियों को संकेत के रूप में कुछ शब्द दिए गए। नन्हें-मुन्ने नौनिहालो ने इन शब्द-पुष्पों को पिरोकर, उसमें अपनी रचनात्मक अभिरुचि के, भावात्मक रंग-बिरंगे शब्द सितारों को मिलाकर, अपने कल्पना के पंखों की लड़ियाँ बुनी और मोहक-सी बाल कहानियाँ तैयार की। उच्च प्राथमिक स्तर में कक्षा षष्ठी से अष्टमी एवं माध्यमिक में कक्षा नवम् के विद्यार्थियों को शब्द-चित्र के रूप में संकेत बिन्दु दिए गए। कक्षा ग्यारहवीं के होनहारों को स्वकल्पना से स्वतंत्र लेखन का कार्य दिया गया। इन उभरते कलमकारों ने इन संकेत बिन्दुओं की राह पर, अपनी लेखनी के कदमों को बढ़ाया और कल्पना लोक की सैर करते हुए, अपने-अपने अभिव्यक्ति संसार का सृजन किया। सभी स्तरों पर अपनी-अपनी आयु और क्षमता अनुसार छात्र-छात्राओं ने उत्साहित होकर, मौलिकता, विचार एवं अवधारणा, रचनात्मकता और लेखन की शुद्धता एवं शिक्षा के निर्धारित मानदंडों को अपनाते हुए, अपने कल्पना के पंखों को उड़ान दी और एक से बढ़कर एक, अपनी रचना एवं मौलिक अभिव्यक्ति को साकार रूप दिया। विद्यार्थियों की रूचि, उत्साह और लगन सराहनीय रहे। कहानी लेखन की यह प्रतियोगिता, भाषाध्ययन के उद्देश्यों में, सच्चे अर्थों में एक सार्थक कदम कहा जा सकता है।
छतरा राम चौधरी/हिन्दी विभाग
National Pollution Day
Every year 2nd of December is observed as National Pollution Day. This is held every year to honor those who all lost their life in Bhopal Gas Catastrophe on December 2 and 3 in 1984. And everyone needs to understand that environmental pollution hurts our health and life so it is important to control pollution. We should all together try to make less pollution and save the environment so that we all can live a better and bright future.
Lisha Soni /Xl
World Computer Literacy Day
World Computer Literacy Day was set in motion by Indian computer company NIIT to mark its 20th anniversary in 2001, in response to research that proposes that the majority of computer users around the world were men. Digitally literate people have a gain over those who dearth of digital literacy, and this is creating a digital divide in the world. Therefore, Computer Literacy Day aims to spread awareness about the immunization of technological skills in people from marginalized communities.
Meenakshi Sirvi / XI
International day for the abolition of Slavery
"Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves"
Every year on 2 December, the international day for the abolition of slavery is celebrated, which still exists worldwide.. Many Americans think of slavery as something from history. This type of slavery involved ownership and force The general assembly puts a very serious action in 1865. But unfortunately, slavery still exists in the world. As a report, from 2016 to 2021 slavery increased in the world. These groups also include tribal minorities, indigenous people, and those who belong to low castes so we have to take serious action against them.
Ridhima Ojha / XI
Rajasthan Competition
Mr. Miss, Mrs., Kids Rajasthan competition was organized at SPU college in Falna. I prepared myself for a ramp walk and some photoshoot poses. And, I got selected as a grand finalist. It was an amazing experience because it's a field that I'm not familiar with, but I hopefully took part in this and got selected for the next round.
Sahil Vaishnav/ XII
मेरी कक्षा
मैं कक्षा तीसरी का छात्र हूंँ। मेरी कक्षा में उन्नीस बच्चे हैं। इसमें एक दरवाजा और चार खिड़कियाँ है। कक्षा में मेज और कुर्सियाँ लगी हुई हैं। कुर्सियों पर विद्यार्थी बैठते हैं। मेज पर अपनी किताबें रखते हैं। कक्षा की दीवारों पर बोर्ड लगे हैं और सुंदर-सुंदर चित्र बने हैं। सामने की दीवार पर बोर्ड लगा हुआ है (वाइट बोर्ड )इस पर अध्यापिका पढ़ाते समय कुछ लिखकर हमें समझाती है। कक्षा में तीन अलमारियाँ हैं। मेरी कक्षा साफ-सुथरी और हवादार है। कक्षा में बैठकर हम लोग कई अच्छी -अच्छी बातें सीखते हैं ।
दक्ष सुथार / III
Books- As Best Friends
Books are our best friends because they improve our reading and speaking skills. Books can give a solution to any problem. Books are our best friends who will never walk away from us. Books improve our minds with good thoughts and knowledge. Reading books will inspire us to do good things in our life. It will improve our pronunciation.
From reading, we can learn about many places, cultures, and traditions. Reading books helps the students to develop their vocabulary. We can learn about many famous people and their lives and activities. Reading books opens us to a different world every time. Books will never lose importance and help us to grow positively. Books are the treasure of knowledge which helps us to live a better life.
Siddhi Solanki / VIII
Fun Facts and Riddles
ऐसा कौन-सा पेड़ है जिस पर हम चढ़ नहीं सकते।
What invention lets you look right through a wall?
WONDER BOX
Science: There is a snake, called the boomslang, whose venom causes you to bleed out from every orifice on your body. You may even turn blue from internal bleeding, and it can take up to 5 days to die from the bleeding.
S.ST. The National Beverage of India Is Tea ☕
Tea is so beloved in India that it’s often considered the first beverage. Many people believe it came in, even before water. India is nearly unmatched in tea production, single-handedly providing the world with around 30% of its tea. India is the second-largest tea producer in the world. Much of the tea produced is consumed within the country.
Sports: The First Recorded Diving Championship in the UK Took Place in 1889
It was called the Championships of Scotland and involved three different types of dives: one from the side of the swimming pool, one from a height of six feet, and a surface dive.
The answer to the Riddles
Where does today come before yesterday?
Answer: The dictionary
वह क्या है, जिसमें से आप सब ले लेंगे फिर भी कुछ बच जाएगा?
उत्तर – सबकुछ
Twinning with lines
Three Musketeers
Some shortcuts in life.
Jokes
Why did the bullet end up losing his job?
> He got fired.
What kind of pants do clouds wear?
> Thunderpants
I entered ten puns in a contest to see which would win.
> No pun in ten did.
How do you measure a snake?
> In inches—they don’t have feet.
Where does a waitress with only one leg work?
> IHOP.
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