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HOLIDAY'S HOMEWORK - LIBRARY ( KV DAPPAR )
1. BOOK REVIEW WRITING - ENGLISH ( ONE )
NOTE - WRITE BOOK REVIEW OF YOUR CHOICE BOOK OR STORY AS WRITTEN BELOW.
USE DESIGNER PAPER / PLAIN PAPER WITH PROPER BORDER DESIGN.
Book Review
Title of the Book- BRITANNICA DISCOVERY LIBRARY
Author– N/A
Pages– 56
Pages– 56
Publisher– Britannica , Chicago
Price- 200
Price- 200
Review–
It’s a colorful pictured book. This book tells about our surroundings. It talks about the physical parts of the world. This book gives information about new words of the world. This book also includes answers of fun questions. This book contains with lots of activities which interact us with day-to-day life. Its an interesting book. Printing of this book attracts the readers. I have gone through this book and found this book very knowledgeable and factual is all respect.
It’s a colorful pictured book. This book tells about our surroundings. It talks about the physical parts of the world. This book gives information about new words of the world. This book also includes answers of fun questions. This book contains with lots of activities which interact us with day-to-day life. Its an interesting book. Printing of this book attracts the readers. I have gone through this book and found this book very knowledgeable and factual is all respect.
Reviewed by- Miss Saroj Meena Class– VII
2. पुस्तक समीक्षा लेखन - हिंदी ( एक )
नीचे लिखी पुस्तक समीक्षा के अनुसार अपनी पसंद की कहानी या पुस्तक की पुस्तक समीक्षा लिखें -
पुस्तक समीक्षा DESIGNER PAPER या PLAIN PAPER पर बॉर्डर डिजाईन बनाकर लिखें |
पुस्तक समीक्षा :-
पुस्तक का नाम :- जनरल नॉलिज क्विज प्रकाशन वर्ष :- २०११
लेखक :- एम्.अकील प्रकाशक :- रायसिंग पब्लिशर्स, दिल्ली
कीमत :- ६० पृष्ट संख्या :- २१६
समीक्षा :- यह पुस्तक सामान्य ज्ञान के लिए सबसे उपयुक्त पुस्तक है | इस पुस्तक में भारतीय इतिहास के साथ—साथ विश्व इतिहास की जानकारी दी गयी है|इस पुस्तक में सामान्य ज्ञान के लगभग सभी क्षेत्रों को स्थान दिया गया है |इस पुस्तक में भूगोल,भारतीय संविधान ,आविष्कार एवं आविष्कारक ,देश एवं उनसे सम्बंधित जानकारी ,लेखक एवं उनकी पुस्तकों के नाम,प्रसिद्ध व्यक्तियों के बारे में जानकारी,खेलकूद एवं स्पोर्ट्स,विज्ञान पर जानकारी,कंप्यूटर,भारत के बारे में विभिन्न जानकारी, राष्ट्रीय दिवस एवं अन्य महत्वपूर्ण दिवस इत्यादि विषयों पर भी इस पुस्तक में जानकारी दी गयी है |
मै अपने विद्यालय के सभी बच्चों को यह पुस्तक पढ़ने की गुजारिश करती हूँ|
द्वारा :- मुस्कान कक्षा : सातवीं
3. SCRAP BOOK - ANY TOPIC ( HINDI / ENGLISH MIXED )
PREPARE A SCRAP BOOK AN ANY TOPIC OF YOUR CHOICE.
USE PAPER CUTTINGS FROM NESPAPERS, MAGAZINES ETC.
4. SLOGAN WRITING ON READING CAMPAIGN ( TWO HINDI AND TWO ENGLISH )
CHOOSE ANY TWO FROM THE FOLLOWINGS ON DESIGNER PAPER - USE BOLD LETTERS
- good reading slogans
- Read anywhere anytime; it’s good for you
- Read until the point when the ink runs dry
- Read Your Writings
- Read! You’d be shocked what you find
- Those who lead love to read
- Never judge a book by its movie
- One world, Many stories
- Reading: Travel the world, no gas required!
- Get lost in a good book
- Let’s step into the new world of reading
- I’m on safari – read!
- Reading is Fun
- Read to lead
- Get on board and read
नीचे दिए गए नारों में से कोई दो लिखो - DESIGNER PAPER पर | - बड़े - बड़े अक्षरों में लिखें -
- सूझे ना जब कोई निदान, पुस्तक से मिले समाधान।
- पुस्तक में होती नई खोज, पुस्तक से मिलती नई सोच।
- जब ना हो कोई संगी-साथी, पुस्तक ही तब मन बहलाती।
- पुस्तक देती हमको ज्ञान जब होता मन परेशान।
- किताबों में इतना खजाना छुपा हैं, जितना कोई लुटेरा कभी लूट नहीं सकता।
- लोगों को मारा जा सकता है, लेखकों को भी, लेकिन किताबों को मारना संभव नहीं।
- बोलने से पहले सोचो, सोचने से पहले पढ़ो।
- ना हो आपसे समाधान तो लो पुस्तकों से समाधान।
- पुस्तकें ज्ञानवान होती हैं यह देश की शान होती हैं।
- ज्ञान का भंडार है पुस्तक।
- लोगों को किताबें पढ़ाओ उनको ज्ञानवान बनाओ।
- पुस्तकें ज्ञान देती हैं यह ना कोई फीस लेती है।
- पुस्तकों के ज्ञान से देश महान बनता है।
- गुरु गोविंद का गान करें पुस्तकें सबका बखान करें।
- पुस्तके समान ज्ञान देती हैं ना किसी से भेदभाव करती हैं।
- पुस्तकें अच्छी दोस्त होती हैं।
- पुस्तकों में खजाना छुपा है ज्ञान का भंडार छुपा है।
- पुस्तकें ज्ञान देती हैं यह ज्ञानवान होती हैं।
- पुस्तकों से ज्ञान लेते चलो ज्ञान को समेटते चलो।
- मानवता का बखान करती पुस्तक ज्ञान को बिखेरती पुस्तक।
5. READING POSTER MAKING ( ONE )
CLICK ON THE LINK GIVEN BELOW TO GET READING POSTERS -
USE A4 SIZE PAPER -
READING POSTER LINK - CLICK HERE
6. FRONT COVER DRAWING - ANY ONE BOOK
CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW -
USE A4 SIZE PAPER -
YOU CAN DRAW MAGAZINES FRONT COVERS ALSO LIKE CHAMPAK, NANHE SAMRAT, NANDAN, TWINKLE, MAGICPOT ETC.
7. WRITING ACTIVITY - ( ONE HINDI AND ONE ENGLISH )
USE DESIGNER PAPER OR PLAIN PAPER WITH BORDER DESIGN.
CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW -
NOTE -
1. SUBMIT ALL THE ASSIGNMENTS IN A TRANSPARENT FILE AFTER SUMMER VACATION.
2. STUDENTS WILL BE AWARDED BY E-CERTIFICATE FOR EXCELLENT PARTICIPATION IN THESE ACTIVITIES.
Friday, May 6, 2022
Thursday, May 5, 2022
National Nurse’s Week ( 6 TO 12 MAY )
Many people owe their health to dedicated nurses working in hospitals and clinics across the world. We’d be in a sorry state if it weren’t for their hard work and dedication to the cause. Collectively, they’ve helped millions of people.
National Nurse’s Week is a chance for everyone to say a big “thank you” to nurses for their efforts. It is a chance to celebrate their contribution to society and how they have helped each of us lead a healthier life. Where would we be without their services?
Learn about National Nurse’s Week
Nurses work hard throughout the year, serving patients in very challenging situations. Working as a medic is not an easy task. Nurse’s Day, therefore, is a chance for everyone to praise the heroic efforts of these essential healthcare workers. It’s an opportunity to offer gratitude to the nurses that looked after you and your family in your time of need.
Part of the work of National Nurse’s Week, therefore, is to cultivate a sense of community appreciation for the work that these professionals do. But there’s also a practical side to the week. Many nurses must work in poor conditions and don’t have the equipment that they need to deliver quality care. Part of the drive, therefore, is to raise money to better fund medics providing services in parts of the world where resources may be lacking.
History of National Nurse’s Week
While many people consider National Nurse’s Week as a relatively recent phenomenon, its origins stretch back deep into history. The first inklings that there should be some sort of event to celebrate the work of nurses emerged in 1953. Dorothy Sutherland, a senior government official, suggested to President Eisenhower that he institute a Nurse Day for the following year. The President didn’t act on the recommendation. Still, a celebration of nurses took place in 1954 to commemorate the anniversary of the nightingale hospitals used in the Crimean War.
Over the following two decades, political representatives lobbied the government to institute a nurse’s day (or week). In 1972, they presented President Nixon with a bill, but again, he failed to sign it.
After the political failures, the International Council of Nurses decided to take matters into its own hands. The organization proclaimed that there would indeed be an International Nurse’s Day starting in 1974. The political authorities responded and instituted National Nurse’s Week to coincide with the date.
National Nurse’s Week continued informally for several years. Still, it wasn’t until 1981 that official nursing organizations, such as the ANA, officially recognized it. A year later, Ronald Reagan signed a proclamation, signing a specific date into law.
Pressure mounted, however, for more formal recognition of National Nurse’s Week. The ANA, therefore, held a high-level discussion with its board of directors in 1990, where they developed the concept for a week-long celebration to be held the following year. Then, in 1993, the organization settled on making National Nurse’s Week a permanent feature of the calendar. Other related events soon followed, such as Student Nurse’s Week, and School Nurse Day.
Holding an official National Nurse’s Week is important. This healthcare constituency is one of the most critical in the world. It contributes enormously to keeping us all healthy and happy. Nurses necessarily occupy the front line of health workers. Patients see every time they enter the clinical setting. They offer continuous support and help people push through their conditions and achieve a greater sense of wellbeing.
National Nurse’s Week celebrates nurses in the clinical setting for the way they interact with patients. They are often a literal lifeline for people in need, both physically and mentally.
National Nurse’s Week also recognizes the important work that nurses do in the academic setting. There are thousands of practitioners across the world who develop the science that will inform the next generation of care. Nurses, therefore, are building a better and brighter future too.
Nurses also involve themselves in medical research. They conduct studies and assist researchers in their efforts to develop treatments and cures. Thus, the reason we have medical breakthroughs has a lot to do with their efforts.
Nursing is currently a growing profession. The data suggest that the growth rate in nursing is about twice the rate of the average industry. People want to get involved in providing healthcare for others and improving their wellbeing. National Nurse’s Week is a recognition of that fact.
How to celebrate National Nurse’s Week
It’s time to put on your scrubs and start celebrating the work that nurses have done and continue to do to support our health. But what can you do to show some love?
The good news is that there is a tremendous amount the average person can do to appreciate the nurses in their community – everything from grand events to small gestures.
Is there a nurse who helped you in the past? If so, then you might want to send them a hand-written note, offering your appreciation for the care they provided you. Traditional letters are impactful in an era dominated by electronic communication. They show that you took the time to think about them in your busy schedule.
Another thing that you can do is bake cookies – especially if you’re a medic working in a clinical setting. Making delicious snacks is a great way to show the people around you that you care.
Nurses are usually low on time. The pressures of their work mean that they don’t always have opportunities to go out or experience the finer things in life. You can, however, find creative ways to help the nurse in your life, such as organizing babysitting or delivering meals.
Supervisors can also do their bit during National Nurse’s Week to show their appreciation. Gestures could include things like hosting public thank you ceremonies, offering work-related gifts, and giving them more time for themselves.
The best way to celebrate National Nurse’s Week, of course, is to incorporate care for nurses into every day of the year. Whenever we have a problem with our health, these are the people who pick up the pieces. Nothing is more important than that.
SOURCE - NATIONAL NURSES WEEK
INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL SPACE DAY - 6 MAY ( HISTORY, SIGNIFICANCE AND MORE......)
What is there that’s more interesting than space? Never-ending, always expanding, full of stars and suns and planets and untold mysteries – as long as we live, we won’t know all the secrets that this great vacuum holds. But that doesn’t stop us trying to learn absolutely everything we can about it!
On the first Friday of each May, space boffins and science fans alike celebrate National Space Day with a dedicated day of observance to everything in the great beyond. Because there’s so much out there in space, you can be sure that there’s always going to be enough to celebrate on this day as every year comes!
With this in mind, grab your telescope, your model rockets, and your dehydrated astronaut meals and take an adventure into the heavens and beyond, where the Earth becomes the Pale Blue Dot, and the rest of the infinite universe stretches further than your mind could ever imagine. This is National Space Day and everything you need to know about how to celebrate it.
History of National Space Day
Really, the history of National Space Day stretches back to the very beginning of the universe when the Big Bang made its grand entrance on history and kicked existence, life, and everything else as we know it into action. In more modern terms, National Space Day started as plain and simple National Space Day in 1997.
The day was created to observe the many wonders of the unknown space that our planet, and plenty of others, floats in. Furthermore, it will encourage children to have more of an interest in the scientific field. In 2001, Senator John Glenn, himself a former astronaut, changed the day to National Space Day to widen its scope of celebration across the world.
Although undoubtedly there’s an argument for it to become Interplanetary, or even Intergalactic National Space Day at some point in the near future, especially if we ever make it to Mars, and that seems like a foregone conclusion.
Many scientific organizations celebrate this day with demonstrations, gatherings, and educational programs. You can be sure that your local science museum or observatory is doing something or other on this day, and it’s an excellent chance for you or your kids to learn about the wonders of the galaxy and beyond.
How to celebrate National Space Day
Ever wondered what lies beyond our skies? Today is the day to find out! Go to your local library and take a look at some of the books about space there, learn about your favorite planets, or even space travel itself. Librarians will happily share information with you regarding the best books and other resources for you to learn more. Furthermore, some libraries may even hold events with guest talks from experts in the field of all things space.
Even if you can’t make it out to a library, all the information you need is right at your fingertips. Lookup details about the longest time spent in space, watch interviews by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin themselves. Check out the footage of spacewalks or even try to figure out just what, exactly, the Wow signal actually was.
And then, once you’re all educated-out, feel free to snuggle up on the sofa and watch some space documentaries. If documentaries aren’t your thing, you’re in luck. Hollywood has been obsessed with space for as long as it has been around, so whack on some classic and iconic space movies, from Star Wars to Interstellar, and transport yourself to a whole new world in this galaxy or one far, far away.
Likewise, listen to a podcast about whatever extraterrestrial subject interests you. Take yourself to a science museum and get to grips with the makeup of each planet in our solar system. You can even read up on the work of astronauts throughout the decades. Similarly, works by Carl Sagan, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Stephen Hawking are the voices in theories regarding life, the universe, and everything, so make sure you don’t do yourself a disservice by ignoring what they have to offer.
Or, if you’re strapped for time, take a look at NASA’s website or social channels and see what they have been up to – there’s sure to be something that piques your interest. The International Space Station even has a feed that films directly into the vast black beyond. If you’re lucky, you might see something that piques the imagination, and you’ll uncover a newfound passion for learning more about something we will never know everything about.
National Space Day is a day to celebrate humanity’s forays into the unknown, how far science has come, and the wonders that lie just beyond our atmosphere. If you learn only one thing today, make it something about space!
National Space Day is the perfect time to take some time to realize that, maybe, we aren’t as important as we like to think. There are so many secrets out there waiting to be uncovered that it can be challenging to wrap your head around the potential that the rest of the galaxy and known universe offers.
Still, this most scientific and ambitious of days is also a chance to ask questions, look for answers, and find out a little more about what the universe is and who we are as people. Are we alone in the universe? Maybe, maybe not, but this won’t stop us exploring into the eons, so make sure that National Space Day becomes a day that you never forget and get ready for launch.
SOURCE - https://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/space-day/
SURDAS JAYANTI - 6 MAY - LIFE HISTORY OF SURDAS
Surdas Jayanti will be celebrated on 6 May this year to honour the birth of great poet and musician Surdas. The saint was renowned for his poems and songs, which praise Lord Krishna. His faith and devotion towards lord Krishna, and his soulful poetry, earned him the epithet of Bhakt Kavi Surdas (Devotee and poet Surdas).
While, there is no documented evidence about his actual birth date, but it is believed that the poet was born between 1478 and 1479 CE.
What do we know about Surdas?
The birthplace of the poet still remains a mystery. According to anecdotes, his family never accepted him because he was blind. Dejected by this, Surdas left his home and became the disciple of Sri Vallabhacharya. He came to know about Lord Krishna from the saint, who introduced him to the scriptures of the god.
Surdas then became an ardent devotee and started crafting bhajans in praise of Lord Krishna. His entire life was dedicated to writing and singing about the different phases of Krishna’s life.
Significance
Surdas is best known for composing Sur Sagar (Ocean of Melody). Out of the 1,00,000 songs that are believed to be part of Sur Sagar, only 8,000 exist today. The songs revolve around the story of Lord Krishna and Radha. The poems also mention about the longing of Radha and Gopis for Lord Krishna when the god was away.
Surdas' poems and songs were written in Braj Bhasha, which is one of the dialects of Hindi language.
How is the day celebrated?
In the Northern part of India, the devotees worship Lord Krishna and observe a fast to honour the saint. In Vrindavan, special events are arranged and many music communities celebrate the day by organizing music and poetry sessions.
PHOTO SOURCE - https://www.myguru.in/DietyWallpapers-Surdas-1.htm
