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Narative Text "Snow White and Seven Dwarfs" Group 6 X Mechatronics SMK WISUDHA KARYA KUDUS.
Member's Name:
1. Muhammad Nurul Hilal (Leader)
2. Pradana Reno Nadias Putra ( CO Leader)
3. M. Abdurrachman Utomo (Elder)
4. M. Syadam Husain (Member)
5. M. Tino Juvianto (Member)
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Narative Text "Snow White and Seven Dwarfs" Group 6 X Mechatronics SMK WISUDHA KARYA KUDUS.
Member's Name:
1. Muhammad Nurul Hilal (Leader)
2. Pradana Reno Nadias Putra ( CO Leader)
3. M. Abdurrachman Utomo (Elder)
4. M. Syadam Husain (Member)
5. M. Tino Juvianto (Member)
A young boy wishes for a life
among the wealthy folk. He gets
his wish but it’s not at all what
he expected.
This book is available in print and as an ebook at:
PRINT: https://www.createspace.com/5683048
KINDLE: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0141GA8XW?*Version*=1&*entries*=0
This compilation of fairy tales is the result of youth exchange that took place in the little paradise that is Curaçao. Thirty two young people from very different countries met for nine days to learn deeper and sensibilise about gender equality. This topic is
trendy in all our societies, but in our generation we still have big gaps between different genders. So it is necessary that youth works for ending this problem. This structural problem is reflected in small details in our daily life. Even though we come
from very different backgrounds we have found similarities in the essence of this situation, the myths and legends that are reflection of our different identyties are full of the stereotipes that feed the inequality. That is why we have been working in a
new perspective of our fairy tales in order to make them more concious and more focused towards an inclussive education.
All our work is shown here and it has been illustrated with the drawings of the children from the FELIS foundation. FELIS is a wonderful space where Gerda Van Petersen has been working very hard to be able to give those children with the difficult childhood some skills and most off all love to grow in this world.
We want to thank organizations that have made posible this learning. Erasmus, Stichting FELIS, InoChange, FIFEDE, KIEC European Club, Gerda Van Petersen, Fokje Scgipper and our leaders and participants. It has been very enrichening and we
are coming back to our countries with a new perspective about equality, learning and sharing.
The book was created in frame of youth exchange "Stand together" with support from Erasmus+ program.
This is a poem, covering Class IX Prose of NCERT & newly adopted TBSE Syllabus, written by Katharine Mansfield. Very easy to understand, with questions and answers for better preparation.
A young boy wishes for a life
among the wealthy folk. He gets
his wish but it’s not at all what
he expected.
This book is available in print and as an ebook at:
PRINT: https://www.createspace.com/5683048
KINDLE: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0141GA8XW?*Version*=1&*entries*=0
This compilation of fairy tales is the result of youth exchange that took place in the little paradise that is Curaçao. Thirty two young people from very different countries met for nine days to learn deeper and sensibilise about gender equality. This topic is
trendy in all our societies, but in our generation we still have big gaps between different genders. So it is necessary that youth works for ending this problem. This structural problem is reflected in small details in our daily life. Even though we come
from very different backgrounds we have found similarities in the essence of this situation, the myths and legends that are reflection of our different identyties are full of the stereotipes that feed the inequality. That is why we have been working in a
new perspective of our fairy tales in order to make them more concious and more focused towards an inclussive education.
All our work is shown here and it has been illustrated with the drawings of the children from the FELIS foundation. FELIS is a wonderful space where Gerda Van Petersen has been working very hard to be able to give those children with the difficult childhood some skills and most off all love to grow in this world.
We want to thank organizations that have made posible this learning. Erasmus, Stichting FELIS, InoChange, FIFEDE, KIEC European Club, Gerda Van Petersen, Fokje Scgipper and our leaders and participants. It has been very enrichening and we
are coming back to our countries with a new perspective about equality, learning and sharing.
The book was created in frame of youth exchange "Stand together" with support from Erasmus+ program.
This is a poem, covering Class IX Prose of NCERT & newly adopted TBSE Syllabus, written by Katharine Mansfield. Very easy to understand, with questions and answers for better preparation.
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ISSUE 54
MAY 26, 2020
F U N F A C T S
A B O U T
M A S A I M A R A
T H E L I O N
C U B
S A M V I S I T S
T H E B E A N
CAN LIONS
AND LEOPARDS
BE FRIENDS?
2. “Your babies are not even worth being
counted,” said somebody from the crowd.
Mother cat got angry and said something back.
One argument led to another and soon it
ended up in complete chaos.
Finally, they all decided to go to mother lion to
settle the argument.
“We all have so many babies, but we do not
know who has the largest brood. What about
you?”one of the animals asked mother lion.
“I just have one,”said mother lion, and looked at
the little cub with pride. The cub ran about
innocently around its mother.
“Just one? That’s all?” asked the animals
surprised. “Yes that’s all,” said mother lion
smiling.“I have just one cub and it will become
the king of the jungle one day. Why do I even
need a larger brood?”
All the mother animals became quiet and
realized that in the future the lion cub would
matter much more than all of their offspring
put together.
One day, all the mother animals of the jungle
had a serious argument. All of them were really
proud of their little ones and each one of them
felt that their kids were the best among all.They
were, however, trying to find out which one of
them had the largest brood.
Mother deer who was affectionately licking her
three little babies said, “It’s definitely me…I
have the best and the largest brood.”
“Certainly not! Look at my babies. How sharp
their teeth are!” said mother jackal. All her five
cubs immediately bared their fangs. Rest of the
animals got scared and moved away, but
mother jackal assured them that the cubs
wouldn’t harm anyone.
Mother sparrow flew up to her nest flapping
her wings and said, “I have nine little birdies,
that’s more than both of yours put together.”
The tiny little birds tweeted putting their heads
out.
“But none of you can match my record,” said
mother cat, pointing at her little kitten army.
FOLKTALE
Panchatantra:
The Lion Cub
6. AMUSING NEWS
Lions and leopards aren't con-
sidered friends in the wild. In
fact, lions have been known to
hunt leopards as well, on
occassion. A lioness broke all
these stereotypes when she
was captured on camera nurs-
ing a weeks old leopard cup in
Tanzania's Ngorongoro Con-
servation Area.
Lioness Steps in to Help
Tickle
your
funny
bone
Q: What happened when
the lion ate the clown?
A: He felt funny
Q: How do you brush a lion’s teeth?
A: Very carefully
Q: How does
a lion move a boat?
A: He uses roars
7. einstien iyengar
comic story
A Lesson on Surface Tension
6
“Geek!” called out the back-benchers to Eeshan Iyengar, the school topper. He
had just answered a question asked by the science teacher on surface tension.
“Why don’t you answer the question?” defended Eeshan’s friend Nitin. “Quiet
class!” the teacher broke up the verbal fight.
It was a hot summer afternoon in Alleppey, the place where Eeshan lived with
his father, a farmer and mother, a laborer in the coir industry. It was this
humble background that made Eeshan work hard. Nitin was well to do and his
parents had helped in Eeshan’s enrollment at the school, as he was a bright boy.
He was also a positive influence on Nitin.
8. Eeshan had explained a few things to Nitin already about surface tension, to
help him answer the questions in class. The bell rang and the children rushed
out as it was the last period of the day. “Aren’t you coming?” asked Eeshan.
“No, I have to stay back for football practice,” said Nitin. Eeshan bid his friend
goodbye and headed home.
The next day in school he saw his classmates in a group talking very seriously
to each other. He wondered what had happened as they all looked gloomy. To
his shock, he found out that Nitin had been kidnapped the day before from
school.
The next day Eeshan had to help out his mother with
household chores as she was sick and his father could
not miss a day at work. After taking care of his mother
all day Eeshan stared at the wall poster in the hall area
which Nitin had gifted him. It was a poster of the scientist
Albert Einstein. “I miss Nitin. Oh well, I will catch up with
him in school tomorrow,” he thought to himself.
9. His football practice had been cancelled and while he was probably waiting for
his driver to pick him up, someone kidnapped him. On further inquiry, he found
out that the police concluded that Nitin had been kidnapped, from
the evidence of some shattered glass and a broken toilet
door. They thought Nitin must have locked
himself in the bathroom to escape
his kidnappers.
Eeshan was horrified and had to find his friend. He went to the bathroom
where it was suspected that Nitin was taken from. “You can’t go in. I am fixing
the lock,” the carpenter said. “I just want to check if Nitin left some clues.
There must have been a reason why he went straight to the bathroom,” said
Eeshan. “The police didn’t find anything and you want to waste my time by play-
ing detective? I will be back with the tools
and you need to be out of here by then.”
Eeshan looked around and saw hand
wash in a plastic lid, which he recognized
was from Nitin’s tiffin box. He rushed
towards the canteen’s kitchen and got a
vessel of boiling hot water. He placed
the vessel carefully in the sink. As the
steam went towards the mirror, he saw
words appear on the mirror.
“Nitin! You paid attention!” exclaimed
Eeshan and ran to the principal’s police,
who in turn informed the police.
10. 9
The janitor was taken into custody
and it was discovered that Nitin was
at the janitor’s friend’s abandoned
plot. Thankfully he was unharmed. Ni-
tin’s parents thanked Eeshan pro-
fusely and Eeshan was glad to have
his friend back.
The next day at school, the other chil-
dren asked, “But how did you know
where to look and how to look?”
Nitin spoke, “You remember the lesson on
surface tension? What makes the water
droplets to hold on to each other and
form drops, or resist an external force?
I poured the hand wash in the bowl of
water and dabbed the end of my hand-
kerchief in it. I wrote the secret message
before the janitor could break open the
door.”
Eeshan spoke. “The message dried up and when I placed a vessel of boiling water
under it and steam passed through it, the words reappeared. The steam is also
made of water molecules. The tiny droplets stuck to the mirror because of surface
tension.
11. The hand wash broke the surface tension of the water droplets as wherev-
er there was soap the water didn’t form droplets and condense. The words
written with the soap solution stood out clearly against the foggy back-
ground of the mirror.”
“I had no idea a simple lesson on science could save Nitin’s life! You guys made
us realize the importance of paying attention!” said one of the children.
“Let us start calling Eeshan, Einstein Iyengar!” suggested Nitin.
The other children agreed, which made Eeshan really happy. He knew that he
would help people by being Einstein Iyengar and in turn, also make friends.
12. stories in rhyme
The Cat that Turned
into a Woman
A man was passionately fond of his cat,
He thought she was pretty, and sleek, and all that;
And she purred in the softest tone,
He wished to make her his own.
This man by prayers, by tears,
By sorcery and charms,
Changed cat to a woman fair,
And took her in his arms.
But in the room soon a rat
Made itself manifest,
And very soon the cat,
Could still no longer rest.
Her foolish husband who believed
That nothing had of cat remained,
And as his wife had her received,
Was, now, I warrant, somewhat pained.
Next time the vermin came,
The cat was surer of her game,
For having changed her face,
The mice not frightened,
Did not change their pace,
And the astonished spouse
Was very glad,
To change her back,
And was no more cat-mad.
So you know,
What in the bone is born,
Will in the flesh remain,
Both night and morn,
And never come out again.
13. The entire forest worshipped King Jung, the
fierce and fearsome king of the forest. He was a
mighty lion, with a loud roar and a beautiful
mane. He had a soft spot for his favourite
daughter, the little cub named Nia. The forest
woke up one morning to terrible news, Nia was
missing!
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Fun Facts about Masai Mara National Reserve
It was officially established as a wildlife sanctuary in 1961. Today it covers 1,510 square
kilometers of area.
Apart from the Big 5, the Masai Mara also has animals like the hyena, cheetah, eland,
gazelle, topi, thomson’s gazelle, vultures and hippos.
More than 470 species of birds are found in the Masai Mara, including species such as
eagles, storks and vultures.
There are 4 types of topography in the Mara - Ngama Hills, Oloololo Escarpment, the Mara
Triangle and the Central Plains.
14. Help the Lion Get His Yummy Food
Using the Path Given Below
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