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PP2 - Water Pouring Sta�on
























                                                                                                PP1 ARE GETTING
          CLAY MOULDING                 FUN FOLDING
        CAN BE AN ART IN THE        ORIGAMI PAPER INTO A         MANGO CELEBRATIONS         THE HANG OF BUTTONING
                                                                  USING DOUGH - PP1
                                                                                               AND UNBUTTONING
         RIGHT HANDS - PP2               PUPPY - PP2
                                                                                                   THE SHIRTS



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     Primary (Class I-V)







         Independence Day

         In the Early 16th century Bri�sh people came to India from England for the purpose of trade. Later they
         occupied all over the ununited India and started ruling from the mid of 18th century. During this ruling, all
         the Indians were treated as slaves and there was no freedom. To get freedom from them, many great
         freedom  fighters  like  Subhash  Chandra  Bose,  Alluri  Sita  Rama  Raju,  Komaram  Bheem,  Bhagath  Singh,
         Mahatma Gandhi and many more fought by uni�ng all the Indians. Finally, we got independence from the
         Bri�shers in the midnight of 15th August 1947.
         From that day onwards every year we celebrate Independence Day on 15th August, a na�onal fes�val that
         is a reminder of the countless sacrifices of our freedom fighters and leaders.

         Jai Hind….. Mera Bharat Mahan…. Proud to be an Indian.
                                                                                        - Ashish Sri Sai Veer D, V


         Independence day is one of my most favourite days. I love to see my country’s flag in the sky. Each and
         every corner of India is decorated with the ‘�ranga’. I am proud to say that I am an Indian. I am proud to live
         in India. I am happy that God gave me such a life where everyone is different, where everyone’s food, dress,
         language are different but s�ll respect others. Talking about independence day everyone comes together
         for the flag hois�ng let him/her be of any religion. The India we see today was not like this. India was not
         independent before.The Bri�sh ruled India for a long �me. Then many heroes came to free India. They were
         India's freedom fighters,who freed India. That is why we celebrate independence day.The India’s flag was
         adopted on 22 July 1947. The saffron band represents dignity, the white band represents peace, and the
         green band represents the country's greenery. I love my country, I am also thankful to the freedom fighters.

                                                                                         - Kanishk Raj Purohit, V



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