December and January

NEWSLETTER

Class – U.K.G.Student Name_______________

The two important ingredients of success are ‘practice’ and ‘will power’ provided that an individual just keeps sticking to them until the ultimate fruit is procured in the form of success.

The old saying ’practice makes a man perfect’ holds its all time relevance. Without it, no person can achieve his desired goal. The God of cricket i.e. Sachin Tendulkar once started during the course of an interview that, if he did not devote time to practice, the impact could be seen on his game in the fields. It’s by virtue of this aspect only that a large number of people could carve their niche in their respective fields which otherwise could not have been possible.

Likewise, the quality of will power paves the path of success in the life of a person by constantly pushing him towards his goal. It is by dint of having strong will power only that so many people accomplish the seemingly impossible missions and emerge as victorious. Strong will power enables one to face great challenges in life. The quality of will power forces an individual to do miracles in terms of doing something extraordinary and set an example for others.

Therefore, these two aspects are worth infusing in your life which, to a great extent, are complementary to each other. Just follow the ‘practice’ of doing continuous practice with a fervour of strong will power and then see the output. Believe it, you shall come up with flying colours in all walks of life which is the desire of everyone.

So children, with this you are being handed over the edition of your December-January Newsletter. Hope that you will be benefitted and imbibe these great aspects leading yourself to success …………

Dear StudentHope all of you scored good grades in yourexams. Those who didn’t do fairly well neednot worry but to introspect and find outreason of poor performance. Introspection is avery useful tool for one’s betterment. Watchyour own strategies and time management sothat you can find out where you are lacking.Dear students the awareness of approachingexams is enough to make you realize that youshould not waste your time on internet, mobilephones, tv or gossiping. During this period youshould not allow anything to distract you.As all of you know that winters are knocking atthe door. Winter is exam season. It isimportant to maintain healthy body and mindso that you can achieve good results. Beat thewinter blues and make best out, winters couldbe one of the most productive seasonacademically if you conquer laziness and studyconsistently for your exam.The mantra and bottom line is:“Arise, Away and stop not till the goal isreached”. Swami Vivekanand.

Good Luck for your Exam.

Practice and Will Power………………….Way to Success

Our FestivalsChristmasis an festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed on Dec 25 as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people around the world. We celebrate it by social gathering symbolic decoration, throwing feast and giving gifts to friends and families.

On the night of 31st December and the morning of 1st

January, we celebrate New Year. There have been celebrations to mark the beginning of a new year for thousands of years. Sometimes these were simply an opportunity for people to eat, drink and have fun, but in some places the festivities were connected to the land or astronomical events. All of us celebrate new year with full fun and enthusiasm.

Republic Day –Each year, 26th January is a day on which the heart of every Indian fills ups with patriotic fervor and immense love for motherland. There are many significant memories as on this day the Indian Tricolour was first unfurled in January 1930 at Lahore, by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru and the declaration of an independent Indian National Congress was made. 26th January, 1950 was the day when the Indian Republic and its constitution came into force. It was the day in history in 1965 when Hindi was declared as the official language of India

MakarSankrantiis a harvest festival celebrated in India. It is celebrated with pomp and show in almost all the states of India in various forms. It signifies the northward journey of Sun which is called ‘Uttarayan’. People discard old things for new ones, forget old enmities, pray to God and offer food to their ancestors with the start of the harvesting season and end of the winter months. People attend holy fairs like the ‘KumbMela’ in Prayag and the ‘GanasagarMela’ at the junction of River Ganges and the Bay of Bengal and take a dip in the holy waters to wash off their sins.

Syllabus of Dec.& Jan.

01/01/2020 New Year.13/01/2020 Lohri14/01/2020 MakarSankranti23/01/2020 NetajiSubhash

Chandra Bose B’day26/01/2020 Republic Day 29/01/2020 BasantPanchmi

Subject Month wise Plan

English Book no. 6,7,8Work in Notebook – Long vowel sound words, Sound blends- h, l, s, r, Double letter words- ee, ll, oo, Use of a, an, Use of this, that, these, those, One/many, Question word- what, where, who

Maths Book no. 6,7,8Work in Notebook – Tables – 7,8, Number names- 21 to 50, Skip counting by 5s, 10s, Even and odd numbers, Addition & subtraction, Ordinal number, Flat shape, Solid shape, Cylinder Shape, Cone Shape

EVS Book No. 6,7,8Work in Notebook –Sources of water, Uses of water, Water cycle, National symbols, Festivals name, Places of worship, Vegetables name, My Self

01/12/2019 AIDS Awareness Day04/12/2019 Navy Day10/12/2019 Human Rights Day15/12/2019 to22/12/2019 Maths Week23/12/2019 KisanDiwas25/12/2019 Christmas Day

December12/12/2019 – AD MAD Show Audition

Round20/12/2019 – AD MAD Competitionof U.K.G.21/12/2019- AD MAD Competition of

L.K.G.21/12/2019 – Maths Quiz (Table Test)23/12/2019 – Farmer’s Day (Special

Assembly)25/12/2019 – Christmas Day &TulsiPujan31/12/2019 - Brown Colour&B’day

CelebrationJanuary

01/01/2020 – New Year Celebration10/01/2020 – World Hindi Day (Special

Assembly)13/01/2020 – Lohri Celebration17/01/2020 – Solo Dance Competition

Audition Round23/01/2020- Subhash Chandra Bose

Jayanti (Special Assembly)24/01/2020- Solo Dance Competition

(Kindergarten)25/01/2020 – Republic Day Celebration31/01/2020 – Yellow Colour&B’day

Celebration

Date Day Subject Syllabus

28.01.2020 Tues. MathsBook-6 , Smaller, bigger number, Skip counting by 5s, number names 11 – 20, First-last, Table of 7

29.01.2020 Wed. Hindim ] Å ] , dh ek=k] v{kjksa dks feykdj ‘kCn cukb,A lgh txg ij ek=k yxk,A fp= ns[kdj muds uke iwjs dhft,A

30.01.2020 Thurs. EnglishBook -6, Look at the picture and write name, Look at the picture and write starting blends- (blends), Double letter words –oo, ee, ll, Use of a, an

31.01.2020 Fri EVS

Book -6 , Sources of water, Uses of water, Uses of air, Water, Air pollution

Sports Meet Ceremony

NOTE :-It is inform you that we are going to start giving off to classes L.K.G. to 5th on Second Saturday of every month. It will start from the month of December.

Co-ordinator’s Sign Headmistress’s SignPrincipal’s Sign