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📘 Story 1: The Victory of Truth
Once upon a time, there was a boy named Ramu who lived in a small village. He was very honest and
truthful. One day, while walking on the road, he found a wallet. It had some money and an ID card
inside.
Without wasting time, Ramu took the wallet to the village head. The headman praised his honesty
and called the person whose ID was inside the wallet. The owner came and was very happy. He
offered Ramu a reward for returning it.
Ramu politely refused and said, “The true reward of honesty is peace of mind.” Everyone was
impressed by his words. From that day on, people in the village started teaching their children to be
like Ramu.
Moral: Truth and honesty always win.
📗 Story 2: The Greedy Dog
Once a dog found a bone. He was very happy and held it tightly in his mouth. While crossing a bridge
over a river, he saw his reflection in the water.
He thought it was another dog with a bigger bone. Out of greed, he barked to scare the other dog.
But as soon as he opened his mouth, the bone fell into the river and was lost forever.
Now he had nothing left. The dog felt sad and realized his mistake.
Moral: Greed leads to loss.
📙 Story 3: The Reward of Help
Once a lion was trapped in a hunter’s net. He roared loudly, hoping someone would come to help. A
little mouse passing by heard him and stopped.
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The mouse slowly started nibbling the ropes. After some time, the lion was free. He thanked the
mouse and realized that even small creatures can be helpful.
A few days later, the lion saw the mouse in danger and saved its life. From then on, they became
good friends.
Moral: Helping others builds friendship and trust.
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🚌 A Memorable Bus Ride
Last year, I went on a school picnic with my classmates. We travelled by bus and it was a very
exciting ride. We sang songs, played games, and shared snacks. The bus was filled with laughter and
fun. The best part was when our teacher joined in the singing. That bus ride became one of the most
memorable moments of my school life.
🐒 The Funniest Zoo Animal
During my visit to the zoo, the funniest animal I saw was the monkey. It was jumping, swinging, and
making funny faces at the visitors. One monkey even wore a cap that someone had dropped! They
were playful and full of energy. Watching them made everyone laugh. I think monkeys are the most
entertaining animals in the zoo.
🏞️A Place I Visited During My Summer Break
This summer, I visited my grandparents’ village. The air was fresh, and the fields were green and full
of crops. I enjoyed feeding the cows, helping in the garden, and playing with my cousins. The nights
were calm, and we slept under the stars. It was a peaceful and joyful experience that I will always
remember.
3)
Avoid Littering: Never throw garbage on the streets or in public places. Always dispose of
waste in proper dustbins.
Use Reusable Bags: Carry your own cloth bags when shopping to avoid the use of plastic
bags, which harm the environment.
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Plant Trees: Participate in tree planting activities in your locality. Trees improve air quality
and provide shade, making the area greener.
Segregate Waste: Separate wet and dry waste in your home to make recycling easier and
reduce the burden on landfills.
Use Public Transport: Prefer using buses, trains, or carpooling to reduce pollution and traffic.
Less pollution helps keep the environment clean.
Promote Recycling: Recycle items like paper, glass, and plastic. Reuse materials as much as
possible to reduce waste.
Participate in Clean-Up Drives: Join local clean-up campaigns and take part in regular efforts
to clean parks, streets, and public spaces.
Compost Kitchen Waste: Start composting your kitchen waste at home. It can be used as
natural fertilizer for plants, reducing waste sent to landfills.
Support Green Businesses: Support companies that are eco-friendly and promote
sustainable products that help reduce environmental impact.
Spread Awareness: Educate your family, friends, and neighbours about the importance of
cleanliness and taking care of nature. Small changes in everyone's behaviour can make a big
difference.
(II)
1)🌟 Ms. Sunita Williams – A Brave Astronaut
Ms. Sunita Williams is an American astronaut, engineer, and former U.S. Navy officer, born on
September 19, 1965. She comes from an Indian-Slovenian
background and has become a global inspiration for her achievements in space. After studying
engineering and serving in the Navy, she joined NASA and
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completed two major space missions, spending a total of 322 days in space. She performed seven
spacewalks lasting over 50 hours and became the first person
to run a full marathon in space during the Boston Marathon in 2007. Sunita is also part of NASA’s
Artemis and Commercial Crew Programs, preparing for future
Moon missions. Her journey shows courage, dedication, and a passion for science, making her a true
role model for young explorers.
2)🌟 Master Suborno Isaac Bari – The Youngest Professor
Master Suborno Isaac Bari, born on April 9, 2012, is a child prodigy known for his incredible talent in
mathematics and science. From the age of two, he
amazed everyone by solving complex equations, and by age seven, he received a letter of
recognition from Harvard University. Often called the world’s
youngest professor, Suborno explains advanced topics in physics, chemistry, and math with ease.
Apart from academics, he speaks about peace, kindness, and
unity, inspiring people of all ages. His life shows that even a young child can make a big difference in
the world through knowledge and compassion.
