AMITY-UNESCO RESULT
Answer: (Jarawa in Andaman, Lepcha in Sikkim,Jaunsari in Uttarakhand, Kondh in Orissa,
Bodo in Assam, Khasi in Meghalaya, Gond in Madhya Pradesh, Gaddi in Himachal Pradesh,
Rabari in Gujarat, Bhil in Rajasthan)
Dear Diary
Guess what? We went for ice cream today. But Priya spoiled all the fun. She keeps taking a bite from everyone’s ice cream! Okay, I’ll go back to colouring now, you know how I love it.
Lots of love, Ira
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Dear Diary
I am crying as I write this. So, it’s my tears making you wet, not me spilling water on you as usual. We lost the basketball match today. All because of that stupid Shrishti. Why can’t she run faster? I will go colour, it will make me happier, but I can’t seem to find my yellow crayon.
Bye, Ira
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Dear Diary
I’m so excited! We’re going to the theme park. Finally! Only problem is that Arya is going too. He is so infuriating. He wants to go on those rollercoasters. I want to colour before I go, but I can’t find my pink crayon. Toodles!
Ira
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Dear Diary
I was colouring, when Mrinal came over. She talks so much, I hate it. So, I ignored her and kept colouring. But in addition to my pink and yellow crayon, I couldn’t find my green one either. So, I decided to play with Mrinal.
Love, Ira
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Dear Diary
I don’t know where I keep losing my crayons. Now I can’t find brown and red too. I told mom, but she asked me to go out and play with my friends for a change. But I don’t want to. They are all silly.
See you later, Ira
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As Ira opened her diary to write about the new colour she had lost, she saw an entry on the next page, written in the beautiful handwriting of her mother...
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Dear Diary
I know reading someone’s diary is not a good thing. But when your 10-year old daughter is sad, how else would I know that my little one has been missing her favourite colours – yellow, pink, green, brown…These are well, just colours. But I know why she misses them. After all, she can’t colour the sun without yellow. How will she make the flower look pretty without pink? Just like how will she do her assignments without Shrishti, or ace in basketball without Aadya, or go cycling with, without Mrinal? Just like my daughter’s crayons, each one of her friends are different. And if she wants to paint the perfect rainbow in her life, she will need all of them.
Lots of love,
Mom
Take a card board piece and cut two circles out of it.
Take one round candle, place it on both circles one by one and mark its outline on them.
Start placing shells on the card board circles along the outline with the help of fevicol with the pointed sides towards the outside.
Keep making new shell rings, lay them down a little more each time, as if the flower is in bloom.
Now, fix one of the prepared circles on disposable glass and the other one on paper bowl, using fevicol.
Next, paint the glass and bowl with bright-coloured paints and then decorate with colourful beads.
Now, keep the candle in the centre of your stand and light it.
Your pistachio shell candle holder is ready to shine!
POEMS
A child’s demand
Dhruv Sharda, AIS Vas 1, VI D
Every child has basic rights
Right to leisure and play
Right to be completely heard
Right to a safe shelter
Right to fresh food and water
Right to basic health care
Remember it every day
And do childhood a favour
By pledging to stand with them
Giving them the right to education
Sending each one to school
Let pen and paper be their tools
When a child is given his right
When we take care of their plight
It only adds to a nation’s might
And future seems alright
The joker
Radhika Agarwal, AIS Vas 1, IV A
Whose smile is that?
I think I know that brat
Its owner is much glad
With laughter you roll
When I cry ‘Hello’!
I mimic, and I act
You believe it’s a fact!
I put up a red nose fake
And I give my belly a shake
You laugh till cheeks ache
I am the best joker
Won’t let you stay poker
My acts are super funny
I give other jokers
A run for their money
Riddle fiddle
Medhansh Agarwal, AIS Vasundhara 1, II B
1. I am black and white, but not an old TV. I am an animal and my name starts with letter ‘Z’.
2. I climb trees, but I am not a cat. I eat nuts, but I am not a bird. I have a bushy tail, but I am not a fox.
3. I have 4 legs, but I am not a dog. I can run, but I am not a cheetah. I can be ridden, but I am not a motorcycle.
4. I like to use my long tongue to eat leaves from the top of the trees. I don’t have to climb up, though, with my long neck it’s a breeze.
5. If you see me you might get a big fright. I am sometimes black, brown or grizzly.
I am Kanav Vig
I study in AIS Vas 1
I am in Class KG C
I was born on January 26
Know my choices
I like cars and chocolates
I dislike junk food
My hobby is singing
My role model is my father
My best friend is Agam
Know my favourites
Book: Naisha at the park
Game: Hide and seek
Mall: Ambience Mall, Gurugram
Food: Nutella sandwich
Teacher: Shruti ma’am
Poem: Aha tamaatar bada mazedaar
Subject: Art and craft
Know my Dreams
I want to become a businessman
I want to feature in GT because:
I want my friends to know more about me.
Now, you know me better
Bye friends!
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