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The human body is made up of different parts that each have specific functions to perform, allowing humans to stand erect, walk, carry and lift objects in a unique way. On average, adult males are between 5'7" and 5'11" tall while adult females are typically between 5'2" and 5'7". The human body functions like a complex machine through its cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems working together to carry out vital processes.
Honesty
The document discusses the meaning of honesty and being honest with oneself. It defines honesty as telling the truth and not lying. Being honest with oneself means accurately understanding one's own motivations and actions rather than convincing oneself of untruths. The document also provides advice on how to be honest, such as avoiding situations where one may be tempted to lie and accepting responsibility for one's actions. It presents scenarios to test a person's honesty and emphasizes honesty's importance through a Benjamin Franklin quote.
Children's day
This document discusses Children's Day, which is celebrated in India on November 14th in honor of Jawaharlal Nehru's birthday. It notes that Nehru had a legendary bond with children. Children's Day is meant to celebrate childhood and pay tribute to children worldwide. It encourages nurturing children for a bright future and guiding them with love toward tomorrow. While the day provides children with basic rights globally, it suggests that the fortunate could make a difference by befriending and donating to children in shelters instead of just celebrating with parties. It wishes readers a happy Children's Day.
Eco friendly diwali
The document contains links to YouTube videos about making firecrackers in childhood, hunger levels in India, and suggestions to celebrate Diwali by visiting an old age home or grandparents to share stories, watch movies, and eat food together. It discusses memories of making firecrackers and current issues like hunger in India alongside recommending spending the Diwali festival with the elderly.
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Know your Strengths
- 2. What are Strengths? “A particular way of processing information that your brain is good at.” “An activity that makes you feel strong.” “A combination of talents, skills and knowledge that are consistently and productively applied to achieve a desired result.” “ A part of your brain that’s more efficient than other parts.”
- 8. 4 Clues to identify your Strengths 1. Spontaneous Reactions • How do you react to situations you encounter? 2.Yearnings • What strong connections keep calling out to you? • What activities do you want to repeat? 3. Rapid Learning • What do you learn more quickly than other people? • What do you have a desire to learn more about? 4. Satisfactions • What activities do you feel good about?
- 10. Let’s Talk About My Strengths and Good Qualities My Name is _________ Things I am good at Compliments I have received Challenges I have overcome Times I have made others happy