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                        L - 3.              WIINDS  OF CHANGE  INTRODUCTION  OF  LESSON  The lesson “Winds of Change” highlights how change is an important part of life and society. It explains how new ideas, inventions, and technology bring progress and improve people’s lives. The lesson especially focuses on the development and importance of different kinds of fans and how they make our daily life comfortable. It also describes the transformation of old hand-operated fans into modern electric fans and advanced cooling systems. This change has made people’s lives easier, more comfortable, and more convenient by saving time and reducing hard work. The lesson teaches us to accept positive changes and use modern inventions wisely for a better future. ESSENCE  OF THE  LESSON  👉   The word pankha is derived from pankh, which means a bi...

            L- 2.           The Pot Maker                                   By - Temsula  Ao  INTRODUCTION OF WRITER     Temsula Ao was a famous Indian writer, poet, and professor from Nagaland. She was known for writing about the life, culture, traditions, and struggles of the Naga people. Her writings are simple, meaningful, and deeply connected with human emotions and village life. She received many awards for her contribution to literature. Through her stories, she highlighted values like hard work, honesty, and respect for traditional art and culture. INTRODUCTIONS OF The LESSON  - The Pot Maker The Pot Maker is a beautiful lesson written by Temsula Ao. It tells the story of a skilled village potter who makes clay pots with great care and dedication. The lesson highlights the importance...

              L -1.          HOW I TAUGHT  MY GRANDMOTHER to READ                                                      By - Sudha Murty Kaveri , textbook  of English  for grade 9 , is developed  in alignment  with the vision  of the National  Education  Policy( NEP) and the National  Curriculum  Framework  for School  Education .L - 1 HOW I Taught  My Grandmother  To  Read  is the lesson  which  gives a  message  to its readers  that there is no age or limit of learning  anything.  INTRODUCTIONS  of WRITER  Sudha Murty( born August 19, 1950) is famous Indian  water, educator,  author and a philanthropist. She is married  to N. R Nara...

                  TO IMPROVE  ENGLISH                     READING               1- 2 Letter  at  am  an as              2- 3 Letter                        Cat                        Rat                       Sat                       Mat 3 - Short Sentences   A Cat  A fat Cat 4- long Sentences    A fat Cat sat on a mat A fat Cat sat on a mat with a rat 5 - Paragraph  Reading  6 - self Introduction  6 - PICTURE COMPOSITION                    ...

 Poem - The Fire n ice POET' S INTRODUCTIONS  Fire and Ice" is a poem by  Robert Frost , an American poet known for his realistic depictions of rural life and his mastery of American colloquial speech. The poem explores the contrasting forces of fire and ice, using them as symbols for human emotions like desire and hatred, and contemplating which would be more destructive in bringing about the end of the world.   INTRODUCTION OF POEM Fire and Ice" is a short, impactful poem by Robert Frost that  explores the potential end of the world through two contrasting forces: fire and ice . The poem uses these elements as metaphors for human emotions, with fire representing desire and ice representing hatred. It suggests that both unchecked desire and cold indifference could lead to destruction, implying that these emotions, when taken to extremes, are equally capable of bringing about the end of the world.   Word Meanings  Some  ...

  Rajasthan is a state located in  northwestern India . It is the largest Indian state by area and is situated between latitudes 23°03' and 30°12' N and longitudes 69°29' and 78°17' E. It shares borders with Pakistan to the west and northwest, and with the Indian states of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat to the north, northeast. HISTORY  OF RAJASTHAN  Rajasthan, previously known as Rajputana, has a rich history dating back to the Indus Valley Civilization and the Vedic period . The region was home to various kingdoms and empires, including the Mauryan, Gupta, and Harsha empires. In the 12th century, the Rajputs, a warrior caste, emerged as a prominent force in the region, and the name "Rajputana" became more pronounced. After India's independence in 1947, the princely states of Rajputana were merged into the new Indian Union, officially forming Rajasthan on March 30, 1949.   Vedic Period:  During the Vedic per...