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The Role of Gender Diversity
COMICS Mystery Minder Mia Dadaji & Arjun Airman Poncho Witty Indians Jiguputtar Partner's Player Prisha
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STORIES The Study Schedule The Pixel Villege
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FEATURES Pioneers of Yesteryears Business Visionaries Witty & Wacky Junior Chef Reading Corner Be a Leader
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Why does it matter? Children’s affection for superheroes is evident. Some like Batman, some like Spiderman, some are a fan of Chhota Bheem. The list is endless. However, I implore you to think. Keep churning your thought process till you notice an alarmingly low ratio of female protagonists or heroes. Let us explore if this fact is limited to the current era only. Well, chances are, we may not like the painful reality that even history has given us only a few Rani Lakshmibais! The attributes of female protagonists are undoubtedly different from the oft-repeated ones of their male counterparts. But, that should not restrict us from including them here, while nurturing young ones. This will not only instill a sense of empowerment in girls at an early age, but also inspire boys to respect their counterparts. As a father to a girl, I consider this my responsibility; and being the editor of iNTELLYJELLY, I try and find ways to execute it. What is important is the perspective. I made a choice between a wand- yielding fairy on one side and Partner’s Player Prisha on the other-who is pretty effective in team building; a warrior with big, bulky muscles on one side and Mrs. Nita Ambani on the other, and so on.. We, at iNTELLYJELLY, appeal to all the parents to ensure playing a role of a gender-diverse protagonist in the lives of their children, each day. iNTELLYJELLY’s powerful female protagonists delve on this aspect, subtly but surely, in every issue. Animesh, Editor An engineer and an alumnus of IIM Calcutta, Animesh wears many hats with ease, but the one that fits him best is being iJey to the crew of iNTELLYJELLY.
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Deal with problems with logical thinking and reasoning, which involves a clear goal, systematic planning, using information, reasoning and drawing conclusions.
WHO IS THAT CLIMBING OUT OF MRS RAO’S BALCONY?
MYSTERY MINDER MIA The Case of the Masked Man Script: Lakshmi Mitter Illustration: Amit Mandal
WE MUST ALERT MRS RAO. LATER, AT MRS RAO’S HOME.
AT MIA'S HOUSE.
MRS RAO, THIS IS MIA. WE JUST SAW A MASKED MAN CLIMBING DOWN YOUR BALCONY.
NOTHING IS MISSING. WHAT SHOULD I TELL THE POLICE?
DO YOU HAVE A GARDENER?
THE SECRETARY OF THIS BUILDING HAS HIRED ONE. AS FAR AS I CAN REMEMBER, HE WASN'T CARRYING ANYTHING.
PULLING OFF : SUCCEEDING IN DOING SOMETHING THAT IS DIFFICULT
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HE IS TOO OLD TO BE PULLING OFF SUCH STUNTS.
AT THE SECURITY DESK.
THERE WAS A MAN WHO RUSHED INTO THE LIFT BEFORE I COULD GET TO HIM.
DID YOU SEE WHAT FLOOR HE GOT OFF AT? YES, THE 2ND FLOOR. I HAD TO GO AS THE LIFT ALARM WENT OFF AT THE 10TH FLOOR.
JUST THEN, A MAN, WHO LOOKS LIKE HE HAS ANTS IN HIS PANTS, APPEARS. MIA SMELLS A RAT.
AND THE BALCONY OF EACH FLOOR IS EASILY ACCESSIBLE FROM THE BALCONY DIRECTLY ABOVE IT.
I DROPPED MY SHOVEL WHILE WORKING IN THE BALCONY ABOVE. COULD I GO AND GET IT?
MRS RAO, I KNOW WHO THE CULPRIT IS.
ANTS IN HIS PANTS : NERVOUS
THE CULPRIT IS THE MAN PRETENDING TO BE THE GARDENER. HE IS A THIEF WHO MUST HAVE LEFT IN A HURRY ON HEARING THE LIFT ALARM GO OFF.
Author of E-Picture Books-TED, Lakshmi Mitter is currently creating custom picture books for reluctant readers. Website: http://lakshmimitter.com
SMELLS A RAT : TO SUSPECT THAT SOMETHING WAS WRONG
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Script: Farhan Musavi Illustration: Sibi N Devasia Read Aloud Age: 6-7 years Read Alone Age: 7+
The Study Schedule The Cathedral of St. John School had closed three weeks before the exams for the preparation leave. It seemed to Zafar that all the students had finished with their syllabus except for him. However, he had a plan. The first thing he did after returning home was to prepare a study schedule for the holiday. He recalled, 'If you’re failing to plan, then you’re planning to fail.' He had everything chalked out: 7:15-9:00 am
6:30 am
Mathematics
10:00-12:00 noon English Literature and Grammar
ENGLISH
3:00-5:00 pm Computer Science
7:00-8:00 pm Hindi
2:30-3:00 pm
Lunch
Rest: A Power Nap, Actuallyy
5:00-5:30 pm
5:30-7:00 pm
Snack Time
Tuition Class
General Knowledge
10:00 pm Bed Time
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Walk
2:00-2:30 pm
8:00-9:00 pm fgUnh
9:00-10:00am
9:00-9:30 pm Dinner
Zafar believed that if he could stick to this schedule, he would be able to finish, if not all, the majority of the curriculum. His parents would be proud. Alas, poor him! What young Zafar failed to realise was that making a plan and implementing it were two very different things. Next morning, the alarm went off at 6:30. 'Ten more minutes won’t make much of a difference,’ he thought and went back to sleep. When his mother shook him by the arm, it was already 10:13 am. Zafar sprang out of bed, got all freshened up, had his breakfast, and got down to study at a quarter past eleven. He began with arranging numbers on the number line. He tried three questions but his answers didn’t match with the ones given at the back of the book. 'I need some exercise and fresh air so that my mind wakes up properly,' he convinced himself and went to the park.
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After playing on the swing sets and see-saws, he was all set to return when he saw two of his friends. 'Hey, Zafar, come, let’s play cricket. I’ll beat you,’ exclaimed one of his friends. 'Ha! You're forgetting, Abhishek, it’s me who beats you every time. But, I've got to study today,' replied Zafar. ‘Are you scared?' countered his friend. 'Okay, let’s do it then.' Zafar was convinced that self-respect should not be compromised at any cost. He returned home at 4:35 pm, all drenched in mud and sweat. 'I need to take a bath. A healthy mind needs a healthy body.' When he sat down for a late lunch, he discarded the idea of studying while eating. Although, he did lose track of time once he started playing puzzles while munching on his food.
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Finally, when Zafar sat down to study, he couldn’t memorize a thing. He was depressed. Would a quick game on the mobile help? The purpose of the device was to provide comfort to the user, he thought. And what better time than when one is feeling low? Zafar was exhausted. His eyes drooped and he dozed off on the sofa itself. It was 10 pm on the clock! Without realising, Zafar had managed to waste one whole day in his schedule. Story value: Importance of sticking to schedules and timetable is of utmost importance.
Writer for Huffington Post, The Hindu, The Times of India and author of 'Concision', Farhan Musavi’s strength is in his simple yet profound way of narration. His works can also be found on the blogsite, Major Journal.
Have you made a schedule for studies at home? Yes, because______________________ ________________________________ No, because______________________ ________________________________
implementing: putting into effect sprang: move or jump suddenly upwards or forwards drenched: completely wet munching: chewing food audibly depressed: sad and gloomy
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Superheroes are real! Grandparents are the superheroes with silver hair, golden hearts and treasured experiences. They are always around to win all the battles for their grandchildren. ARJUN’S BIRTHDAY PARTY IS JUST OVER.
SO MANY GIFTS, ARJUN!
ARJUN GIFTS A SMILE
YES, DADAJI, MY FRIENDS GAVE ME SO MANY GIFTS!
Script: Sonali Kaur | Illustration: Stallionstudios88
DADAJI, I WISH I COULD HAVE MORE!
ARJUN, CARE FOR A QUICK WALK? FOR SURE.
CARE FOR: USED FOR ASKING POLITELY WHETHER SOMEONE WOULD LIKE SOMETHING
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THEY RETURN HOME.
WHAT HAPPENED, SON? YOU LOOK SAD.
DADAJI, DID YOU NOTICE THAT POOR FAMILY ON THE FOOTPATH? YES, SON. SHOULDN'T WE DO SOMETHING FOR THEM? HMM... HOW ABOUT G.A.S.? G.A.S?
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YES. FIRST, LET'S TAKE OUT ALL THE THINGS THAT YOU DON’T NEED ANY MORE, LIKE YOUR OLD CLOTHES, BOOKS AND SHOES.
OKAY.
NOW, IT’S TIME TO WRAP THEM AS GIFTS.
ARJUN, IT’S TIME FOR YOU TO BE A GOOD SAMARITAN AND G.A.S - GIFT A SMILE.
DADAJI AND ARJUN, TOGETHER, DISTRIBUTE GIFTS AMONG THE POOR KIDS.
SAMARITAN: A CHARITABLE OR HELPFUL PERSON
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NOW I UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU MEANT, DADAJI.
THINGS, WHICH ARE NOT IMPORTANT FOR US, COULD SOMETIMES BE VERY USEFUL FOR OTHERS. KEEP GIFTING A SMILE BECAUSE THAT MAKES THIS EARTH A BETTER PLACE.
Biotechnology and creative writing seldom go hand in hand, but Sonali knows how to make these two dance in complete synchrony. Sonali believes that an effective narration, with a clear perspective helps see this beautiful world in clarity.
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Lal Bahadur Shastri, the second Prime Minister of India, had great interest in the freedom movement since his childhood. When he grew up, he became an active member of the 'Congress' political party. He was a great follower of Gandhiji.
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He promoted two important movements in the country, i.e., the white and the green revolution, for milk and food respectively.
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BUSINESS VISIONARIES FURLENCO Script: Priyanka Saxena | Illustration: Stallionstudios88 Substantive Editor: Animesh Tiwari
KARIMPANA FAMILY WAS RETURNING TO INDIA FROM THE US.
WINDING UP EVERYTHING AFTER STAYING IN A PLACE FOR SO LONG IS VERY DIFFICULT. YES, IT IS! THEY STARTED PACKING…
TAKING ALL THIS FURNITURE WITH US WILL BE EXPENSIVE. AJITH SOLD IT ALL DIRT CHEAP.
DIRT CHEAP: VERY INEXPENSIVE
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YES, WE SHOULD SELL IT HERE.
ONCE IN BANGALORE, AJITH HAD TO BUY FURNITURE AGAIN. HE LOST A HUGE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN THIS TRANSITION.
IDEA! SHOULDN’T WE START A FURNITURE RENTING BUSINESS?
OH, AJITH! YOU ARE SO FULL OF IDEAS, ALWAYS!
THE RENTED FURNITURE MARKET IS NEGLIGIBLE AND UNORGANISED.
YES, IT'S DIFFICULT FOR PEOPLE LIKE US TO MANAGE.
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AJITH MULLED OVER THE IDEA. A WEEK LATER, HE STARTED HIS VENTURE-
'RENT UR DUNIYA'.
SO, WHO WILL BE OUR CUSTOMERS?
WE WILL BUY SOLID AND STURDY WOODEN FURNITURE AND RENT IT OUT AT AFFORDABLE PRICE.
BACHELORS, NEWLYWEDS AND WORKING PEOPLE WHO SHIFT BASE EVERY 2-3 YEARS, WILL BE OUR CLIENTS.
WOW! VERY AFFORDABLE
MULLED OVER: TO THINK ABOUT CAREFULLY PICKED UP: IMPROVED THE BUSINESS GRADUALLY PICKED UP AND THE COMPANY WAS REBRANDED ‘FURLENCO’ IN 2014.
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BUT, THEIR BUSINESS WAS NOT FREE OF PROBLEMS. AJITH WAS INVESTING FROM HIS POCKET AND HE WAS RUNNING OUT OF MONEY.
WE ARE RUNNING LOW ON FINANCES. WE NEED SOMEONE TO PROVIDE MONEY FOR OUR BUSINESS. IN RETURN, WE WILL SHARE PROFITS. YOU ARE RIGHT. IT’S TIME TO LOOK FOR INVESTORS. IN 2015-16, FURLENCO GOT A FUNDING OF $ 21 MILLION FROM LIGHTBOX AND AXIS CAPITAL HOLDINGS LIMITED.
FURLENCO’S BUSINESS WAS ON THE RISE AND THEY STARTED OPERATIONS IN CITIES LIKE MUMBAI AND PUNE, AMONG OTHERS.
I ALWAYS TEAM UP WITH PEOPLE SMARTER THAN ME.
A film script writer, a strategy consultant, an EQ expert, a story-teller. Priyanka is all this and more. Priyanka strongly believes that words shape up lives.
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AIRMAN
Script: Anand Rawat Illustration: Siddharth Panwar
COLORFUL BALLOONS IN THE SKY KABIR IS ON HIS WAY TO COLLEGE.
I MUST START LEAVING A LITTLE EARLY TO AVOID THE HEAT.
AT A TRAFFIC SIGNAL, KABIR GIVES SOME 'GREEN ADVICE' TO AN AUTO DRIVER.
BROTHER, SWITCH OFF THE ENGINE WHEN THE WAITING TIME IS MORE THAN 14 SECONDS. THIS WAY, YOU REDUCE THE AIR POLLUTION. SURE, SIR. MADAM, PLEASE TAKE ONE.
WHAT WILL I DO WITH BALLOONS?
MADAM, IT'S MY DAUGHTER’S BIRTHDAY AND I NEED TO BUY HER A PRESENT. OK, I'LL TAKE ONE, BUT DON'T EMOTIONALLY BLACKMAIL ME.
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LET ME FIND OUT IF HE IS SPEAKING THE TRUTH OR JUST PLAYING WITH PEOPLE’S EMOTIONS.
AIRMAN FLI ES BACK TO FIND OUT T HE TRUTH.
PAPA, WILL I GET A BIRTHDAY GIFT AND A CAKE?
AIRMAN QUIETLY LISTENS TO THE CONVERSATION.
ABSOLUTELY, MY PRINCESS. AS SOON AS ALL THE BALLOONS ARE SOLD, WE WILL HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO CELEBRATE YOUR BIRTHDAY.
HMM.. LET ME HELP THIS DOTING FATHER.
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AIRMAN RETURNS AS KABIR.
HEY! CAN YOU DELIVER 300 BALLOONS AT THIS GROUND BY 5 PM TODAY? BRING YOUR KID ALONG TOO.
SURE, SIR.
TAKE 500 AS ADVANCE.
HELLO, PARENTS AND KIDS. TAKE A BALLOON EACH, AND WHEN I TELL YOU, RELEASE THEM IN THE SKY. THERE'LL BE A SURPRISE! IT WOULD BE FUN!
YEAH, SURE! I WANT ONE!
THERE IS ENOUGH FOR EVERYONE IN EVERY COLOUR. YOU CAN TAKE MORE THAN ONE.
ME TOO!
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WHY DID THAT UNCLE BUY SO MANY BALLOONS ONLY TO RELEASE THEM IN THE AIR?
AIRMAN S TARTS TO ARRANGE THE BALL OONS.
WOW, PAPA! LOOK UP THERE, ITS A BIRTHDAY MESSAGE .
OH MY GOD! THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE. IT'S MAGIC! LITTLE GAURI GETS THE BIGGEST BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
WOW!
PAPA, YOU ARE THE BEST! YOU GAVE ME THE BEST GIFT.
THANK YOU, EVERYONE. THIS IS THE BEST BIRTHDAY EVER!
I ONLY BROUGHT THE BALLOONS FOR THAT GENTLEMAN. I THINK HE WAS A KIND SOUL.
Executing his senior management responsibilities in an IT MNC, Anand always has craving for inspiring comics and toons. He can be found either spending time in his personal Xanadu- a wonderland inhabited by Phantom and Mr. Bean or at the nets, bowling to his growing son.
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g n i d d u B Â’s J I Note h t n o M 'iJ budding writer'- this feature is an initiative to e h t f o r e t i r W cultivate child's observatory habits & skills. These stories, be it inspired or own, involves vivid imagination and curiosity about thebeautiful world around them.
Atharv is a confident fid t orator. fi He exudes a special warmth and affection. He supports iNTELLYJELLY as a technical support. Being a gadget lover, he has a special interest in Science and Technology. At Lotus Valley International School, Gurugram, we aim to create a stimulating environment for the children where they explore, experience, experiment and discover the world around them. Ms Harvinder Kaur Head Mistress, Lotus Valley International School, Gurugram
THE PIXEL VILLAGE There was once a poor carpenter named Jonathan. He was a kind man who had lived all along in Pixel village. His relatives lived on the opposite side of the village. He had very few relatives; his old mother, his wife, his brother and his old father-in-law. He sold wood and made furniture for his bread and butter. One day, while taking a break from his work, Jonathan carved a wooden elf. After resuming work, Jonathan started chopping wood for his bonfire; he cut a big tree trunk. When he tried taking it home, the wood did not move an inch. He tried and tried, but to no avail. All of a
Full of energy and extremely playful, Atharv is an enthusiastic child with a lot of potential. His creativity is evident in the interesting ideas and intriguing dialogues he includes in his conversations. Atharv is an avid reader and an ingenious learner too. Illustration: Agantuk & Design vesign
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sudden, the tree trunk fell down. When he looked at the trunk, he found a young and happy, beaver- teethed wooden elf gnawing the wood on the trunk. He was in shock. 'A magic elf!' Jonathan thought to himself rather amused. Jonathan thought for a while that if he let the elf go, no one would believe him. So, he held it very tightly so that the elf could not run away. He thought, ' I will show this elf to the king, and he will reward me.' The wooden elf raged and pleaded, shouted and begged Jonathan, and struggled very hard to free itself. But, it had no such luck and finally gave up. After a while, the wooden elf dozed off, and Jonathan put the elf in a fine
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little metal cage that he found on his way to the king's palace. On the way, the wooden elf heaved a loud sigh and said, 'If you let me go, I will grant you a wish. However, if you don't set me free, things will go haywire everywhere.' Jonathan said he did not care and rushed towards the palace and said, 'I cannot take such a big decision in such a hurry. Let me take you to the king.' The wooden elf looked six times uglier than before. In the court, the king looked at the ugly wooden elf. The king was so disgusted by the elf's looks that he decided to put the cage away for three days. When Jonathan informed the king about the elf granting wishes, everyone started quarreling. Everyone wanted their wishes to be granted. The king then decided to me to thinkk off worthy y wishes. s es. In the e next e three ee days, give everyone three days' time wron r g, did. i The goats ate up the everything that could go wrong, welcome mats, the cows drank their own milk, the ducks illage, and the hens and flew away to another village, chickens stopped laying eggs. The horses that n off f to Darth Village, were used in the army, ran ge. an arch enemy of Pixel Village. Hitherto, spies of Darth Village already illage had alre r ady given their king the message e that Pixel Village lderment, and was in a state of bewilderment d now they could attack easily. from ly. The army fro r m Darth Village took over Pixel xel Village easily. The Pixel xel Villagers were left shocked e ed and confused. Jonathan got angry and d said, 'I carved the elf, so I willll
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decide what to wish for.' With this, he set foot for his house. Back at his house, things were no different. Everyone wanted Jonathan to wish for different things from the elf. His old, blind mother wanted her sight back, his brother asked for immense wealth, his wife for many years now wished for a child and his father-in-law asked for a big house. Jonathan, himself wanted a free country because somewhere, deep inside his heart, he knew that Darth Village taking over Pixel Village was partly because of his deeds. However, the elf had promised to grant a single wish only. After thinking for two days, he finally approached the elf. 'Have you decided what you will wish for,' asked the elf. 'Yes, I have,' replied Jonathan. 'I wish that my mother sees my child rocking in a golden cradle from the fourth floor of my house in this free country,' he added. Jonathan's wishes were fulfilled. He set the elf free. Jonathan was now the richest and the happiest man in the whole of the Pixel Village. He was soon crowned the king and he lived happily ever after. If you had just one wish, what would you wish for and why? ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________
carved: to cut (a solid material) so as to form something bonfire: any fire built in the open beaver teethed: very large forward teeth raged: uncontrollable anger bewilderment: a feeling of being confused cradle: an infant's bed or crib
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Rainbow fruit cup Ingredients Black Grapes: 2 BUNCHES Kiwi: 2 Kiwis Orange: 2 oranges Mango: 1 Mango Whipped Cream: 1 cup Shaved Chocolate: ½ cup
Recipe: Reena Chopra
Ju nior Chef
*tbsp: tablespoon *tsp: teaspoon
Method 1. Cut the kiwi and place as the first layer in the glass. 2. Then, peel the oranges and cut each peace into two, and place as the second layer in the glass. 3. Cut the black grapes into two halves and place as the third layer in the glass. 4. Next, cut the mango into bite-sized cubes, and place as the next layer. 5. Put a dollop of whipped cream on top. 6. Take your favourite chocolate. Shave it with a scraper and sprinkle it on top.
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Paper Chef Cap Learn to make a paper chef cap 1. Fold A4 size rectangular sheet of paper so that it becomes a hollow cylinder. 2. Glue the cylinder at the tips to make a long chef cap. 3. Make your Mommy wear the chef cap and let the sous-chef make your favourite dish.
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PONCHO IN SEOUL Script: Laxmi Mitter | Illustration: Amit Mandal
KYRA AND SAHIL ARE AT THE AIRPORT TO BID GOODBYE TO THEIR FRIEND WHO IS MOVING BACK TO KOREA.
A FEW DAYS LATER...
I MISS JUN HO.
PONCHO ARRIVES.
WOW! WE CAN MEET JUN HO AGAIN!
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WE HAD SUCH A FUN TIME TOGETHER. I WISH WE COULD VISIT KOREA.
DID I HEAR KOREA? I AM ON MY WAY TO SEOUL, IN KOREA. WOULD YOU LIKE TO JOIN ME? PONCHO, JUN HO WILL BE THRILLED TO SEE YOU.
IN SEOUL, AT THE DASAN PARK.
HERE ARE SOME WET WIPES. YOU CAN FRESHEN UP BEFORE WE PICK YOUR FRIEND UP.
THIS PLACE IS SO BEAUTIFUL. DO YOU HAVE HIS ADDRESS? WE CAN USE A MAP TO LOCATE HIS HOME.
LOOKS LIKE WE ARE CLOSE.I THINK WE NEED TO MAKE A RIGHT TURN HERE.
OH, YES, WE DO. AT JUN HO’S HOUSE.
KYRA AND SAHIL! WHAT A WONDERFUL SURPRISE.
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AT A WORKSHOP AT ZUT KIDS.
SAHIL, LOOK AT MY SPIDERMAN!
CHECKOUT MY BATMAN!
KIDS, ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO BE A FIREMAN AT KIDZANIA?
KIDZANIA? WHAT’S THAT? WAIT AND SEE!
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ZUT KIDS: IN THIS PLACE, KIDS CAN MAKE THEIR OWN SOFT TOYS. KIDZANIA: CHILDREN CAN CHOOSE FROM 57 DIFFERENT OCCUPATIONS THAT INTEREST THEM MOST AND BE INVOLVED IN LIFELIKE SITUATIONS.
OUTSIDE A DEPARTMENT STORE. LET’S BUY SOMETHING FROM THIS DEPARTMENTAL STORE. I AM HUNGRY.
LET ME TAKE YOU TO N SEOUL TOWER, HIGHEST POINT IN THE CITY.
WE ARE STARVING TOO. PONCHO, ARE YOU NOT HUNGRY?
I WILL STAY OUT. I WANT GRASS, AND THEY DON’T SELL GRASS INSIDE. AT GYEONGBOKGUNG. WOW! THE VIEW FROM THIS TOWER IS SO BEAUTIFUL.
BEFORE LEAVING SEOUL, LET ME TAKE YOU TO GYEONGBOKGUNG. IT IS THE MAIN AND THE LARGEST OF THE FIVE GRAND PALACES IN SEOUL. THANK YOU, PONCHO, FOR SUCH A MEMORABLE TRIP.
WE LOVE YOU, PONCHO.
Author of E-Picture Books-TED, Lakshmi Mitter is currently creating custom picture booksfFor reluctant readers. Website: http://lakshmimitter.com
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WITTY INDIANS
Script: Payal Das Illustration: Amit Mandal
BIRBAL AND THE RICH MAN MAN'S S GUEST ONE DAY, BIRBAL WAS INVITED TO A RICH MAN’S HOUSE FOR LUNCH.
WELCOME, BIRBAL, PLEASE BE SEATED.
AS SOON AS BIRBAL ENTERS THE HOUSE.
IT SEEMS LIKE YOU HAVE INVITED LOTS OF PEOPLE.
BIRBAL IS PUZZLED…
THEN WHO ARE THEY? HA HA HA! NO, THEY ARE NOT MY GUESTS.
THE MAN REPLIES.
ALL BUT ONE ARE MY SERVANTS OR WORKERS.
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WON’T YOU INTRODUCE YOUR GUEST TO ME?
BIRBAL HAS AN IDEA.
OK! I HAVE A PLAN.
YES, I WILL. BUT, YOU HAVE TO IDENTIFY HIM FIRST.
LOOKS LIKE BIRBAL'S PLAN HAS WORKED!
BIRBAL PUTS HIS PLAN TO WORK. HE WHISPERS SOMETHING INTO THE MAN'S EARS.
HA HA!
THERE YOU GO, HE IS YOUR GUEST.
HA
HA
A! HA H
CRACK THIS JOKE, AND I WILL FIND OUT YOUR REAL GUEST. THE MAN COMMENDS BIRBAL'S WIT.
HOW DID YOU FIGURE OUT THAT HE WAS THE GUEST?
YOUR EMPLOYEES LAUGHED AT YOUR LAME JOKE BUT THIS MAN DIDN’T. SO, IT WAS EASY FOR ME.
I HAD HEARD ABOUT, YOUR WIT, BUT TODAY, I HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF WITNESSING IT TOO. Jun 2018
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Script: Sana Rizwan
JIGUPUTTAR
IlIllustration: Basant Kumar Gauda & Design vesign
IT'S THE WEEKEND. BUT, JIGUPUTTAR NEVER GOES TO THE BEACH.
I’D RATHER BE HOME, THAN GET MOBBED IN THE CROWD.
SO, HE DECIDES TO BUILD HIMSELF HIS VERY OWN PRIVATE BEACH.
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WHAT DO I NEED TO GET STARTED?
JIGUPUTTAR GETS INTO ACTION.
DRAW A BEACH SCENERY.
INFLATE THE 'OCEAN'.
USE A STICK TO HOLD THE SCENERY UPRIGHT.
TURN ON THE 'SUNLIGHT'. COVER THE GROUND WITH 'SAND'.
IT LOOKS AND FEELS LIKE A BEACH, BUT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE ONE.
INSTALL SOME BEACH 'WILDLIFE'.
AND ENJOY!
SOMETHING’S MISSING! AAH! THE SOOTHING SOUND OF THE OCEAN! OH! I KNOW WHAT I SHOULD DO. MAKE A TRIP TO THE REAL BEACH AND FIND A SHINY, GERM-FREE SEASHELL. MOST IMPORTANTLY, IT SHOULD BE EMPTY FOR A CLEAR SOUND.
THE NEXT MORNING, AS PLANNED, JIGUPUTTAR GETS PICKED UP AT 7:30 AM. THEY DRIVE TO THE BEACH.
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SLOWLY, THE BEACH BEGINS TO GET CROWDED.
JIGUPUTTAR LIKES IT AT THE BEACH.
OH NO, PEOPLE WERE NOT A PART OF THE PLAN! S TAR HA IGUPUT J E T IK C L E LOOKS A PERF IMSELF H D N U FO SPOT! HIDING
UPUTTAR SAND, JIG E H T N I N CAME YS HIDDE SHELL HE A E S E AS HE LA H T NOSE. THAT NDER HIS U REALISES T H IG R FOR, IS LOOKING
FINALLY!
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SURROUNDED BY FRIENDLY PEOPLE, HE DECIDES TO JOIN THE CROWD.
HE BUILDS CASTLES, TAKES PICTURES AND GOES FOR A SWIM. HE IS GLAD TO BE A PART OF THE CROWD.
BACK HOME, AFTER A DAY OF FUN IN THE SUN, JIGUPUTTAR IS INSPIRED TO MAKE ONE MORE IMPORTANT ADDITION TO HIS OWN BEACH...
Jane of many trades, Sana Rizwan is a kathak dancer, a theatre artist, a script writer and an avid reader too! Sana has also been an RJ with Radio City 91.1 Hyderabad and a TV presenter at the ETV network. Sana believes that doing the things the way you see it, going by your own heart and soul, that is pure artistic integrity.
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Once again! On reader's demand...
PARTNER'S PLAYER PRISHA
Script: Dr. Sonil Sumit Misra Illustration: Mehak Jain
UNCLE IN TROUBLE
Note Partner's Player Prisha is a team player, not only cooperative and compassionate, but possesses great leadership skills too. There is so much to learn from her. SUDDENLY, IT STARTS TO POUR.
GOOD MORNING, FRIENDS.
HOW WILL WE GO TO SCHOOL NOW?
WOW! THE FIRST SHOWER OF THE SEASON.
GOOD MORNING, PRISHA.
I FEEL LIKE DANCING IN THE RAIN.
AN OLD MAN'S SCOOTER GETS STUCK IN A POTHOLE DUE TO HEAVY RAIN.
HEY, LOOK... WHAT, PRISHA?
YES, HE IS STUCK SO BADLY.
THE OLD MAN IS TRYING TO START HIS SCOOTER.
BUT HOW, PRISHA?
WE SHOULD HELP HIM.
DON’T WORRY, FRIENDS. I HAVE AN IDEA! OUR SCHOOL BUS WILL BE HERE ANYTIME.
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JUST WAIT, FRIENDS. I AM WAITING FOR OUR SCHOOL BUS TO COME.
WHAT? UNCLE, LEAVE YOUR SCOOTER THERE AND COME UNDER THE SHADE.
PRISHA, HE HAS LOTS OF STUFF WITH HIM. HE WON’T BE ABLE TO CARRY IT ALL ALONE.
UNCLE, GIVE THIS BAG TO ME.
LEAVE YOUR POLYBAG, UNCLE. I WILL TAKE CARE OF IT.
ANAYA, COME. HOLD UNCLE’S LEFT HAND. I AM HOLDING HIM FROM THE RIGHT SIDE.
DRIVER UNCLE, PLEASE HELP US.
VERY GOOD, PRISHA AND TEAM. YOU HAVE DONE US PROUD. THANK YOU, KIDS. YOU ALL SAVED ME WITHOUT BOTHERING ABOUT YOUR SCHOOL UNIFORM. THIS IS HUMANITY. STAY BLESSED ALWAYS! ‘Medico Mom’ Dr. Sonil, is a writer by passion - a combination that one does not see very often. She believes that the purpose of her life is to keep lighting the stars in others life- her profession and passion are the ways to do so.
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Dady I Love You
Illustration: Atul Puri & Design Vesign
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Giraffes Can't Dance Giraffes Can't Dance is a touching tale of Gerald the giraffe, who wants nothing more than to dance. The book gives us a great opportunity to discuss stereotypes. At the beginning of the book, the lions start laughing at Gerald even before he even starts dancing. The animals seems to make negative assumptions about Gerald’s dancing skills just because he is a giraffe When discussing the book with children, we can explore why the other animals make negative assumptions about Gerald. Did they see other giraffes dancing badly and assume that Gerald couldn’t dance? We could also apply this question to daily life. We can ask the first graders to investigate whether they ever make assumptions about others based on a group that they belong to. For example, do they ever think about someone differently because of the way they dress?
AUTHOR: GILES ANDREAE READING AGE: 6+ REFERRED BY: REENA CHOPRA
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Understanding emotions is the crucial step towards building Emotional Intelligence. It helps one talk about their feelings more clearly, avoid conflicts, and to communicate effectively. IT'S MID-TERM RESULT DAY IN SCHOOL.
HEY, ISHANA!
Distress Script: Priyanka Saxena Illustration: Amit Mandal
NO, NOTHING.
HI, KAPIL, HOW ARE YOU?
BUT YOU LOOK ANXIOUS.
I AM GOOD. BUT WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOU? REALLY! BUT HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT!
LOOK AT YOUR RED FACE AND DROOPY EYES.
YES, JUST LIKE WHEN YOU ARE HAPPY, SAD, OR EXCITED, IT IS VISIBLE ON YOUR FACE, ISN’T IT?
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OH! IS IT VISIBLE ON MY FACE?
ISHANA, IT IS SAID THAT FACIAL EXPRESSIONS ARE A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF EMOTION.
KAPIL, I AM WORRIED ABOUT MY RESULTS.
HMM...GOT THAT! BUT WHY DON’T YOU THINK ABOUT SOMETHING THAT MAKES YOU HAPPY? LIKE, GETTING A NEW TOY OR A VISIT G TO A WATER PARK OR PLAYING WITH YOUR BEST FRIEND.
WHICH WAS YOUR FAVOURITE RIDE? HOW MANY TIMES DID YOU GO ON THAT RIDE? HOW WAS YOUR EXPERIENCE? I FEEL SO MUCH BETTER NOW, KAPIL.
YES, ISHANA, KEEP PRACTICING IT. Jun 2018
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