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Students' Write ups |
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Hobby- Source of Communication by Suniti Nandi - English Medium (Shree
Ambe Vidyalaya) |
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Most parents
express their anxiety over the lack of communication between them
and their children. Some of them are so busy in their trade,
profession and social activities that they do not have enough time
for their children. The lonely child has only servants for company.
In some cases the children in their teens tend to keep away from
homes. It is because the busy parents never bother to understand the
needs and interest of the growing adolescent. The child finds
nothing interesting at home to engage his heart and mind. It is
important for parents to keep the line of communication with their
children open. Communication not only helps parents to have a
glimpse of what their child thinks or what he or she wants but also
widens the horizons of their imagination to understand each other
better to maintain constant interaction between one another. Parents
must encourage community oriented hobbies in which the whole family
takes an active part. Such hobby becomes a family activity as
parents and children work side by side, discuss analyses and
progress. A hobby like a pet starts as an individual hobby but gets
extended to the entire family. An awareness for responsibility is
sown in the child, which evolve a responsible adult. |
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Poem by Priya Jigar Shah - English
Medium (Shree Ambe Vidyalaya) |
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Cabbage and carrots,
Spinach and sprout,
Makes a child,
Healthy and stout.
Cherries and berries,
Honey from bees,
Brings happiness,
Without worries.
Lemon and melon,
Are sour and sweet.
One glass daily,
Keeps us fit. |
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