On September 16, 2022, Akshet Patel spoke to the outgoing batch of Std. 10 (2022- ’23) and urged students to think about life beyond Std. 10 in different and courageous ways. By sharing his own story and challenges he faced after std. 10, Akshet gently nudged students to think about taking less trodden paths and…
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Mark Zuckerberg and his company Meta is building a virtual universe which may seem fictional now but not in future; a whole new universe called the Metaverse. The Metaverse is a new universe that would be just another life you could live on your phones and computers. The uniqueness of this virtual universe is that…
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उन्हाळ्याचे दिवस होते आणि अचानक लाईट गेली. प्रचंड गरम होत होते.खिडकीत बसून हवेची वाट बघत होते. पण हवेचा काही पत्ताच नव्हता. घामाने हैराण झाले होते. एवढ्यात मोठ्याने हसण्याचा आवाज आला आजूबाजूला बघितले कोणीही नव्हते. परत आवाज आला मी विचारले, “कोण आहे? “तेव्हा प्रत्युत्तर आले “मी पर्यावरण बोलतोय!” मी त्याला विचारले, “तू का हसतोस?” त्यांनी उत्तर…
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A Book Review by Shreyas Patel : THE DOG WHO LOST HIS BARK, Genre: Non-fiction. Author is Eoin Colfer and wonderful illustrations by P. J. Lynch. Once in a pet shop there was one mother dog and her puppies. One of them was named Dog (was changed by his owner later), he used to hide…
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As another school year wound up, the library educators at Sharon grabbed the opportunity during the quiet period between the last exam and start of the summer holidays to organise for yet another guided reading workshop. This workshop was open to students of standard 4, 5 & 6. The choice of book Careful thought and…
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How many of us know that practicing a language one likes is not a crime? Or, for that matter we as an individual have the right to chance upon any opportunity that might result in the betterment of our life? The possibility of getting the responses for the above questions will be in 50-50 which…
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” Next to it was a cage and inside the cage was a tiger, unbelievably, a real life, very large- pacing back and forth. He was orange and gold and so bright it was like staring at the sun itself, angry and trapped in a cage.” This was a small peek from the story, The…
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A New Reading Experience What comes to mind when you hear the words, ‘WORLD WAR’? We think about loss, hatred, bloodshed, chaos and many more things. The same thing rushed to our minds when our teacher asked us about the World Wars. But the actual motive of our teacher was to present a book related…
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Literacy and numeracy build the foundation for most of later school learning. As teachers of std. 1 and 2 we often feel challenged by the digital mode of teaching in the pandemic as we are far away from our learners and are unable to extend our support in practical ways. However, we are happy to…
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You might think that sitting at one place and reading a book is perhaps a common and maybe even a boring thing to do. But what if you read a book with your friends and have fun at the same time? This is exactly what we did with Bookworm over the summer holidays this year.…
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