Peacocks are calling
River is flowing
Tree leaves are growing
Elephant's tail is swinging
Birds wings are flapping
The Rani is walking
The Raja is sitting and saying:
"Please begin today's session"
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Dhruv's Present continuous tense III Grade
Bird's are tweeting
The sun is shining
The trees are growing
The ants are crawling
Mummy is shouting
Daddy is driving
Grandpa is walking
I am studying
The baby is crying!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Aradhana's poem Grade 3
The silver fish died
The star fish cried
The sharks laughed
HA HA HA!
Ships are sailing
People are enjoying
The wind is blowing
The sun is glowing
I am cheering!
Story Poem by Anvitha of grade 3
Jack fell down
Jill ran away
Mother shouted
Father took a stick
Dog said bow bow
The cat said meow meow
Crow said caw caw
Jack got up and went away!
Poem by Saachi 3rd Grade
The ant died
The mother cried
The house turned white
The toys fell down
The tiger's tail dropped off
The fairy's wings stopped flapping
The fairy's brothers tray shook
The fairy's mother got stuck to the throne.
Story poem by Nehal 3rd Grade
A cow died
The bull cried
The sky turned dark
The rain fell down
The dog's tail dropped off
The sparrow's wings stopped flapping
The queen's silver tray shook
The king's throne stuck.
Friday, December 23, 2011
Rangantittu Bird Sanctuary
The trip to Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary. It is about 18km form Mysore and is home to some of the most exotic birds. It is a group of small islands in the Cauvery River.
Ranganthittu was formed as a result of a small dam across the river Cauvery in the 1600s. The Bird Sanctuary at Ranganathittu owes its existence to the world famous ornithologist Dr. Salim Ali who convinced the Maharaja of Mysore in 1940 to declare Ranganthittu as a protected area. The sanctuary is not very large it covers an area of 0.67sq.km. But is home to a great variety of birds and a few reptiles. It is said that the sanctuary is a sight to behold during the nesting season of the birds from June to November. The sanctuary is home to a wide species of birds including cormorants, darters, white ibis, spoon billed storks, open billed storks, painted storks, white necked storks, egrets, herons, terns, swallows, kingfishers, sandpiper etc. There are a few mammals in the sanctuary like fruit bats, bonnet macaques, palm civets, common mongoose and common otters. Marsh crocodiles make up the reptile population of the sanctuary.
MVI_2932 by syluette
MVI_2936 by syluette
Ranganthittu was formed as a result of a small dam across the river Cauvery in the 1600s. The Bird Sanctuary at Ranganathittu owes its existence to the world famous ornithologist Dr. Salim Ali who convinced the Maharaja of Mysore in 1940 to declare Ranganthittu as a protected area. The sanctuary is not very large it covers an area of 0.67sq.km. But is home to a great variety of birds and a few reptiles. It is said that the sanctuary is a sight to behold during the nesting season of the birds from June to November. The sanctuary is home to a wide species of birds including cormorants, darters, white ibis, spoon billed storks, open billed storks, painted storks, white necked storks, egrets, herons, terns, swallows, kingfishers, sandpiper etc. There are a few mammals in the sanctuary like fruit bats, bonnet macaques, palm civets, common mongoose and common otters. Marsh crocodiles make up the reptile population of the sanctuary.
MVI_2932 by syluette
MVI_2936 by syluette
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