Winners don’t do different things they do things differently

                                       

For a person to succeed , he needs determination , Attitude and hard work .Failure is a step to success . Many great successful people have failed a number of times. Thomas Edison failed about 10,000 times While to make the bulb, but he did give up .He tried And tried and ultimately succeeded .If he had given Up , today we all would have been in the dark .Troubles are the part of success and we should never Be afraid of them or give up .When our mind is motivated , we should do our best . Once we fail, twice we fail, thrice we fail but ultimately success will be achieved.

 

“DO YOUR BEST AND LEAVE THE REST “

 

Life is a challenge, accept it. Always be positive, And do remember that  “Success begins with a  Fellow’s life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger Or faster man, but sooner or later;The man who win is the one who thinks he can .”

By : Deepak Kashyap, Std : VI

 

THOUGHT

 

1.        Life  is  to  give ; not  to  take,

        Friendship   is  to make ,  not to  break

 

2.     If    wealth is lost ,   nothing  is lost

       but   if   health   is   lost  ,something    is   lost

 

3.   It   is   nice   to  be   important

     but   it  is  more   important  to  be  nice.

 

4.     Think    before    you   speak

 

5.      You cannot   control    how  much   time   you  have

          But  you  can  control  the way  to  use it.

 

By : Selin & Prachi, Std VI

 

 

·        You can control how much time you have, but you can control the way YOU CAN USE IT.

 

·        One need to be iow form convictions, but once formed they must be defend against the heaviest odds.                                          

-MAHATMA GANDHI

 

• Character, not brain, will count at the crucial moment.                                  

-RABINDRANTH TOGORE

 

• Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.

                                                       -     WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

 

• The powers of mind are like he rays of the sun dissipated. When they are concentrated, they Illumine.                                   

- SWAMI VIVEKANANDA

 

• Always forgive your enemies- nothing annoys them so much.                                       

- OSCAR WILDE.

 

 

• Do or   die.

                  -MAHAMATA GANDHI.

 

 

ON INDEPENDENCE DAY…..

We are going to celebrate  our  57^th Independence day. This is  our  national  festival .On this day  we  got  our freedom  in15th/August/1947 .We all  are gathered  here  to  celebrate  this  festival .We wear neat  and clean uniform. On this  day  we salute and  unfurl the  flag .On this  day  we celebrate  this   Once  festival  in our school  also. On  this  day  we hoist flag  in  our  school   also .On  this day  when hoist  the  flag  we  sing  National  Anthem. When  we  hoist  the  flag we  stand  in  attention and  salute  the   flag.

On   this  day  when  we  hoist  the  flag  our  honorable   teachers also    gather  with  us on  this  day. On  this  day  the  flag  is   hoisted  on  Red fort

By  our  Prime  minister. It  is  the  festival  of   peace  and  love. There  are  three    color in  our   National  flag. They  are    Saffron,  White, Green.  Saffron  color  shows   us  bravery,  White   color  shows     peace,  &  Green  color  shows   us   greenery  . Once  again  I  request   you  to  celebrate   this   honorable

Festival   with true   patriotism.

 

JAY  HIND,  JAY  HIND, JAY  HIND.

                                           

     By : Deepak

 

 

 

 

 

The original name of Queen Laxmibai was Manikarnika. She was born in Varanasi. Her father’s name was Moropant Tambe and her mother’s name was Bhagirathi. Her father migrated to Varanasi with Chimaji Appa. She was brought up by Bajirao-II. He fondly called her Chhabili. Her childhood companions were Peshwa’s nephew Nanasaheb, Peshwa’s adopted son Raosaheb and Raghunath the son of court employee Pandurang. She took training in archery , fencing and acquired an expertise in horse riding uptu such extent that she could mount the horse by jumping from the palace gallery or foot wall and drive away to galloping place. She married with the king of Jhansi –Gangadhar Rao.A son was born to her around 1851 but he did not survive long. So  Gangadhar Rao decided to adopt a son –Damodar Rao who was his close relative. Later his name was changed into Anad Rao.Some times she tolerated injustice because of her humanitarian altitude and  to avoid blood shade and killings on large scale. Dalhousie meted out unfair treatment to the Jhansi with the malicious intent of annexing it to the British empire by derecognising in a unjust manner the right of adopted son of the ruler of the Jhansi. During the freedom struggle of 1857  the British engaged an army general  Huge rose to annex  Jhansi. Laxmibai went to Kalpi on horse with a great speed her horse hurt on its knee. She  ran away from the battlefield  but she was shot by the Britishers and she died on the spot. And  at last she could not fulfill her wish.

 

By : Sandhya & Tapasvi

 

 

 

How do they make paper out of trees?

 

If you rub you will feel that you are touching the paper.

The paper come from a factory that got it from a paper mill that made it from logs that were cut from tree that grew in a forest. If you visit a paper mill you will see men working at large noisy machines that peel bark of the logs and cut the wood in to smaller pieces. Other machines press and grind this word in to pieces so tiny that they can be mashed together like potatoes. This gooey stuff is wood pulp. The pulp than goes in to tanks where it is mixed with water. This mixture flows into a screen where the water drains off leaving a thin wet sheet of pulp.

Big hot rollers press and dry this wet pulp as it is moved along through the machinery. At the end the dried pulp come out as giant rolls of paper. Now its ready to be made into all the paper things that you see and use every day –NEWS-PAPER ,BOXES ,TOWELS and THE PAGE of books like this one

 

Thank-you

                                     

Dinosaurs

                            

Dinosaurs were the biggest scariest  creatures that ever lived .the word means “terrible lizard”. Which one of these do you think was the most  terrible brontosaur .the “thunder  lizard” weighed as much as 10 elephants and probably  sounded like  thunder  when it walked but it ate only  plants never  touched a bit of meat.

tyrannosaur is the king of the, lizards. The teeth in its jaw were like knives. This lizard had 2,000 teeth.

Vraj & Jainil

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sir Isaac Newton was a great mathematician and physicist.  He was born in 1642 in Woolsthoprpe, Lincolnshire, England. His father  died before he was born  and he had an unhappy childhood. He went to study in Cambridge in 1661,but had to return home in 1665,because of the plague.

He discovered the laws of motion and the law of gravity. He discovered mathematical calculus, a new branch of mathematics’ returned to Cambridge in 1667 and took over as Professor of Mathematic in 1669.

In 1686,he published a book “The Mathematical  Principles of Natural Philosophy,” in which he explained orbits of the planets and the moon. Sir Isaac Newton is one of the greatest scientists

Ever to have lived..