Prisha Ambi, a 9 year old budding poetess, shares a 20 line poem and in alphabetical order! The first letter of the first word of every sentence is in alphabetical order.
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Book: Step-By-Step Drawing Book (Incredible Insects) By: PepPlay Age Recommendation: 4 years onwards I have always thought of art to be an innate talent, either you have it or not. Drawing has never been my…Continue Reading
This is our entry for #kbcBookBingoJr . Most books here would be good for 2-6 year olds. 1. Dino Book – The Dinosaur who lost his roar by Russell PunterThis is my son’s all time…Continue Reading
It’s a story of a little house which is located in a country with beautiful fields, flowers and trees around. The house is curious about the city lights coming from a distance and longs to see what lies there. Soon there is so much of transformation due to urbanization around the house that it longs for the simple, beautiful surroundings from its past.
This book is a gentle introduction to the concept of gender equality. It starts with the fact that girls and boys can be different- have long hair, short hair, wear different things, because kids notice these things and think boys and girls are meant to be different. The book goes on to explain how despite liking different things at times, most times they like the same things, feel same emotions, and do same things like cooking.
I am posting this poem on behalf of my 9 year old daughter Prisha Ambi. She has written it on the occasion of Vasant Panchami as a school activity. Spring Yay!! Spring is here,Spring is…Continue Reading
