LALIT MAHAJAN SVM SR.SEC.SCHOOL LIBRARY VASANT VIHAR

 Students enjoyed creating fun filled stories by filling nouns, adjectives ,verbs and numbers from the link given below. The activity helped them to recall their language skills including Grammar and creative writing. https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/games/funny-fill-in SHATAKSHI CLASS VI SABAL CLASS VI BIRAJ CLASS VII BIRAJ CLASS VII YUVANSHI SINGH CLASS VIII B ADITYA LAISHRAM   CLASS VIII A DESHNA PRABHU CLASS VIII B ANVESHA SINGH CLASS VIII A

 Students read  the  story of BAD HABITS from the collection of MODERN MORAL STORIES. The story relates to modern day life values and ethics. The students were then  asked to create a tree of 5 Good habits so that they can think and ponder what bad habits they want to get rid of from their lives.  STORY OF BAD HABITS   (CLICK ON THE LINK AND VIEW THE STORY AT S.NO. 4 BIRAJ KUMAR ROUL CLASS VI PRAKASH CLASS VII AARAV KUMAR WARIA CLASS VI AFREEN CLASS VI DEVANGSHI CLASS VI RASHMI CLASS VI HARSHUL CLASS VI ASTHA CLASS VII KANIKA TOKAS CLASS VII ARYAN DHYANI CLASS VI SAURAV CLASS VI YASH KUMAR SINGH CLASS VI UMAR AHMED CLASS VI SABAL CLASS VI HARDIK RUNIWAL CLASS VI GARIMA CLASS VI

Students read a beautiful inspirational story on value of true friendship and the importance of  friends in life. They were asked to create a friendship flower by writing the names of their friends on it . The activity helped them to understand what true friends mean in our lives and how we can also become a true friend for someone. https://motivationalstoryinhindi.com/jadui-khidki-ki-kahani/    A Story of True Friendship

 Students were asked to write a short story and try to replace some of the repetitive words with small pictures. The activity helped them to relate words with pictures and do reading with a bit of hints and clues. The efforts of the students were amazing and hope complete stories are created next with the same method of replacing words with pictures.

  The Animal Fox symbolizes  cleverness, independence, playfulness and mischievousness, beauty, protection, and good luck . Foxes inhabit every continent on Earth except Antarctica, so they appear in the mythologies and folklore of many cultures. Students were asked to read different stories related to fox and draw it  in a very simple way. The activity helped them to integrate art with reading.