rajkumar college junior school, raipur (c.g.)

7th Edition

1st December, ‘20

Rajkumar College Junior School, Raipur (C.G.)

e-newsletter

Dear Children Today I am writing directly to you. Those too young to read, I’ll request the parents to read this to them. I know that now it’s been nearly nine months, over 200 days that your normal routine was stripped away, without any warning. Staying at home all day, all week, all month is the new normal. It’s worse for those who are stuck in small spaces, small apartments, no place to play nowhere to go, no friends to meet. Here is where I tell you, it’s for the safety of not only yourself but also for your loved ones. This disease which is all around us does not see rich/poor, young/old. It strikes everyone but the young (you) and the elderly (grandparents) are more susceptible to this disease. I realize, initially you must have loved it with your whole family around you all the time but then you started missing your friends, felt the desire to go to restaurants, buy new clothes, visit the mall and go for holidays out of town, but now is when we have to be more so careful. The disease is again spreading manifold because we are becoming careless, frustrated and just want to get out of our houses now. Many cities are again contemplating a lockdown.

Now is the time to be even more careful and benefit from the family around you. I am sure your parents are doing their best to keep you entertained and occupied. Learn new things online, practice dancing, music, drawing painting, board games, read as many books as possible.

We are all very scared but at times we get angry instead. Please try to understand when your parents say no for something, it is not only for your benefit but at this moment for everyone you come in contact with, your family members, the staff working at home, probably the few friends you play with. This is such a paradox that you don’t only harm yourself, you harm others too.

I know all this is easier said than done but we all have no other alternative. In order to stay healthy and keep others healthy we have to stay safe. I understand, with the passing of each day our frustration, anger, stress and loneliness is increasing but there is definitely a light at the end of the tunnel. This will end. A vaccine will be made and soon everything will be back to normal. Very soon you all will come back to us and we will be able to embrace you with our arms open.

A small request to all you children from me personally, do not make any demands of your parents for outing, visit to restaurants or holidays out of town. Please listen to your parents, stay safe and keep others safe. Remember, I’m only a phone call away.

“You are not stuck at home, you are safe at home. One word can change your attitude, and one cough can change your life”. Ms. Chitwan Singh

Gursamrath Singh, Class 2D

Aayush Wadhani, Class 3 A Kanav Chuggani, Class 3 A

Siddhant Baid, Class 3 A

Manav Thakkar, Class 2 E

Tanush Patwari, Class 4 D


Eyes

My two little eyes, beautiful and sweet, Help me to look and see. Beautiful world around me, To enjoy the colours if good or bad, They help me to tell if I am happy or sad. I am happy that I have you To see my beautiful family through you.

Daksh Pratap Singh, Class 1 A

Fit Body Fit Mind

A healthy body leads to a healthy mind. We should regularly exercise and meditate. Exercise makes us strong, fit and healthy. Meditation helps us to improve focus which helps us to study well. We should also eat healthy food which are rich in protein such as eggs, cheese, cottage cheese, fish and chicken along with lots of green vegetables, fruits and plenty of water. This will keep our body and mind healthy.

Simrit Dhuper, Class 1 F

Arhan Chopda, Class 3 B

Soham Jaulkar, Class 3 D

Siya Agrawal, Class 3 D

Shrimay Nirwani, Class 3 D


Prachi Agrawal, Class 5 C

Anika Pandey, Class 3 D

Sahana Mandle, Class 4 G Ayanansh Agrawal, Class 4 G

Aaradhika Singh Jhala, KG1 D

My Country

My country, my pride We are always by your side. Let us not have attitude, Instead show some gratitude, In any situation, Let us come forward and protect our nation. Hindu, Muslim, Sikh or Christian,

I am proud to be an Indian.

Anant Surana, Class 3 D

Naisha Tapadia, Class 3 D


Varnika Sachdev, Class 3 A

Palchhin Jaiswal , Class 2 G

Gaurank Sharma, Class 4 G

Harshita Soni, Class 4 G

Dikshita Patel, KG2 E

Hey lord !

Hey lord, Whenever we get stressed, we say “Oh my God!” We are daily praying, And give you offering. Whenever we are in trouble, You make our strength double. For all of us you have mercy, Even if we are too fancy. You are the nature’s creator, Believing in you makes my life better. You are in North, South, East and West, What you think for us, is the best.

Vanya Goyal, Class 5 A Tanvi Duggad, KG2 F


Naksh Tarwani KG1 C

Risha Mishra KG1 D

Dussehra Every year with my family I go to celebrate Dussehra festival and see the Ravan. On this day my cousin also comes at our home. My mother and grandmother cook some delicious food too. But this year 2020, due to Corona virus, we could not go outside to celebrate Dussehra festival nor could we see Ravan Dahan, but I hope next year we will definitely go to see and celebrate Dussehra. Namish Sharma, Class 1 D

The Tooth Fairy When I was six years old, my first tooth fell, my mother kept it under my pillow and said that the next morning the Tooth Fairy will come and would give you one coin in return of your tooth. Then, many of my teeth broke and every time I got a coin in return. One day my cousin told me that there is no Tooth Fairy, the coin that I used to get were given to me by my mother. I knew the truth, but I did not tell this to my mother, because she is not less than any fairy for me.

Naman Sharma, Class 1 D

Shreyan Kshirsagar , KG1 D

Viaan Patel, KG1 D


Naman Hotwani, Class 3 D

Shail Setia, KG1 A

Hardit Singh Juneja, KG1 C

Aaradhy Agrawal, Class 1 C

A clean hand is a caring hand

Hand washing with soap removes germs from hands. This helps prevent infection. People frequently touch their eyes nose and mouth, and germs can get into the body through these parts and make us sick. Steps of hand washing: A) Wet your hands and take required amount of soap. B) Rub palms together and rub back of hands C) Interlock your fingers and clean your thumb D) Rub palm with your fingers E) Finally wash your hands with water * CLOSE THE TAP WHEN YOU DO THE STEPS FROM A-D. *

SAVE WATER, SAVE EARTH

Mishka Agrawal, Class 1 F

Dhanvi Raheja, Class 1 B


Arhaan Waliyani, Class 1 G Arnav Jain, Class 1 G

Cars

I have many toy cars. I love to play with toy cars. They are of different shapes, sizes and types. My mother has a car, my father also has a car. My grandfather has a car too. One day, once I grow big, I will design a big Monster Car. Do you also like cars?

Abhiraaj S Kohli, Class 1 F

Kayra Agrawal, Class 1 B Reyansh Chajjer, Class 1 A


Mahendra Singh Dhoni

Mahendra Singh Dhoni is a former Indian International cricketer, who captained the Indian team from 2007 to 2016. Despite being from lower middle class and a conventional family MS Dhoni chose to follow his dream of being a cricketer. He always had faith in his game. India won the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup under Dhoni's captaincy. He has taught us the lesson of patience, hard work, determination and confidence. Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket on 15 August 2020. We always miss his game.

Manveer Singh Bhatia, Class 4 C

Sanvi Agrawal, Class 1 B

Sanvi Panda, Class 1 B

What do I learn watching Chhota Bheem?

I like watching cartoons in my free time. CHHOTA BHEEM is my favourite cartoon in hindi. All stories are full of adventures and FUN filled. Every time I watch it, I learn something from them.

Bheem and his friends teache me to be kind and generous & always ready to help people.

They teach me to be brave and strong and at the same time be calm and have patience, use my brain power and come up with new ideas or plan to solve the problem.

They teach me to be cheerful and happy and enjoy everything in life.

Ishaan Sahu, Class 2A

My Mother

I love my mother. She was the first person I saw when I came into this world. She loved me from that day onwards. She cares for me. She loves me even when I make mistakes. Her smile makes my day beautiful. She tells me fairy tales and I love to listen to her stories. She is everything to me.

Meher Zehra Siddiqui, Class 3 C

Vivaan Bansal, KG2 B


Viraj Agrawal , Class 3 A

My dream of a Unicorn

My dream is to meet a unicorn, Who flies above the clouds? Made from the rarest of pearls, Star glistening on its hair.

It has a magical horn, With the pearl like skin, pure white.

I wish this dream comes true, But when I woke up it the morning. I got a soft teddy. My daddy purchased it for me, It is pink in colour with a rainbow mane,

It’s not a unicorn, but I still like it.

Mihika Das, Class 3 B

Lakshita Miraniya, Class 4 D Manvi Jain, Class 4 E


Shorya Jain, Class 3 D

Recipe for Bounty Bars

Ingredients: 1. 1 bowl of desiccated coconut 2. 1/2 bowl of condensed milk 3. 100 gms of dark compound chocolate Step1- Mix the desiccated coconut and condensed milk and make a dough, then cut them to give rectangular shaped pieces and refrigerate them Step2- Melt dark chocolate in microwave for 10 seconds or until it melts Step3- Coat the bars with melted chocolate and again refrigerate them for 1 hour. The Bounty Bars are ready to be served.

Reet Ahuja, Class 4 C

Ridhima Mehta, Class 2 D Yuvana Jadwani, Class 3 A


Rachit Baxi, Class 4 E P Aaryan, Class 4 F

Studies are important

Studying is boring, No child likes it; But it is important!

“Why is it important?“, I ask my mom. Mom replies, “For knowledge and more!” So I ask her, “What will I become if I study?” Mom says, “ You can become anything, if you study, But if you don’t study, you can’t become anything.” And then I understood and I said, “Thank you mom.”

I like to study, as now i know, it would fulfill my dreams of becoming a pilot and fly really high above the mountains and streams.

Prabhav Agrawal, Class 5 B

Samarth Gupta, KG2 B

Anishka Talreja, Class 3 D

Aarvi Wadher, Class 4 E Aneet Kaur, Class 4 E


Nirbhay Saraf, Class 2 G Lekisha Vyas, Class 5 C

Snowfall

It was a Sunday morning that seemed to be lazy, And there lived a boy named Ben who was totally crazy. He had a brother whose name was Peter, who was energetic, He aspired to become very athletic. They were playing with their parents indoors, But when they saw that snowfall had started, they went outdoors. They went near a lake and made a snowman There, the kids also met a fisherman. The snow was sparkling white, The sky seemed all to be blue and white, Coerced with clouds, the snow was piling up high, So that they could slip and slide by. It was a memorable snowy Sunday for both Peter and Ben, They would never forget this beautiful day even when they grow up to be big men.

Siddhant Agrawal, Class 4 E

Tejash Agrawal, KG 1 D

Garvit Agrawal, Class 2 D

Shaswat Agrawal, Class 2D Aayaan Khurana, KG2 A


Rashi Agrawal, Class 3 A Maahi Agrawal, Class 3 A

Anat Vikram Singh, Class 4 A Aradhya Gupta, Class 4 A Keyan Kushwaha, KG2 A


Advika Agrawal, Class 1 D Anaaya Mittal, Class 2 C

Five brave puppies It’s a story about five puppies that unfortunately part from their mother one day. But without losing hope, these puppies work together to find their mother. This story portrays the amazing bond these puppies share with each other and how they support each other in a difficult situation.

Sara Agrawal, Class 5 B Yati Jain,KG 1 D

नारी एक रूप अनेक

नारी तू देवी है

दुर्ाा के रूप में,

नारी तू चण्डी है

काली के रूप में,

नारी तू शक्ति है

रानी लक्ष्मीबाई के रूप में,

नारी तू ममता है

मााँ के रूप में,

नारी तू सती है

पत्नी के रूप में,

नारी तू आशा है

बेटी के रूप में,

फिर क्यों हयता है

नारी का अपमान,

क्ा हयर्ा कभी

उसका सम्मान ?

Shourya Mittal, Class 5 D

Parth Sankhala, Class 2 D

मेरी अभिलाषा

मैं डॉक्टर बनना चाहती हाँ ,

लयर्यों का इलाज करना चाहती हाँ ,

पैसा न लेकर , मुफ्त में इलाज करना चाहती हाँ ,

यह मेरी अफभलाषा है ।

मैं बचपन से चाहती हाँ , फक डॉक्टर बनकर, ग़रीबयों

का इलाज़ करूाँ , यह मेरी अफभलाषा है I

Aanya Drolia, Class 5 F

Adhyayan Mishra, Class 2 D

Shourya Surana, Class 3 B


Mihaan Tiwary, Nursery

Published by: Ms. Chitwan Singh, Head, Rajkumar College Junior School, Raipur (C.G.)

Editorial Team: Ms. Shraddha Thakur, Ms. Dhara Dutta, Mr. Ranjeet Singh Bhatia

Design Team: Ms. Ratna Majithia, Ms. Reshalika Dawar, Ms. Kritika Saxena


Online Chess Tournament Unison World School organised Online Invitational Chess Tournament on 23 October, 2020. Chess players of 17 schools of the country participated in the tournament. Rajkumar College was one of them. Prabhav Agarwal of Class 5, Shubhang Agarwal of Class 3, Nishith Pagaria of Class 4 (all from Rajkumar College, Raipur) were amongst the youngest top 20 players of the tournament.

Keep calm

&

Chess on

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