Rebus Story - Episode 2

Our current family atmosphere and the environment around us make children very possessive of their things. It is very hard or rare these days that the kids tend to share their materials with others. But it is very necessary to instill the habit very deep in their minds at a very young age itself. We should teach them the necessity of global brotherhood and humanity. They should understand the moral values of life, to become greater citizens for the society.

How about we induce and reiterate the habit of sharing in the young minds with a short story?  This second episode of Rebus Story( Rabbit and his Kite)  narrate on the same lines. I always believe little children can benefit from short stories. This improves their reading and listening skills. Please try and let me know your inputs. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hw13GA0bU8

Inspire

Yesterday the whole family was interested in public speaking as an effect of Toastmasters we attended on Saturday. It was my elder son's turn to choose the topics and give for the rest of the family members. His topic was "Who inspired the most and how did they inspire you". My husband and I finished speaking and we waited for Afshan(elder son) to talk on the same. He started and continued like this "I believe my mother is my Inspiration and I follow her. Even though we had lots of rain holidays she didn't let me sit lazy. Instead she gave me lots of activities and kept me busy and active all the time". Now hold on, this is not the speech I got mesmerized. Whenever I was loading him with lots of work, with a little irritant mood he comes and does the work. What I was thinking this long was, I bothered him so much and he was really mad at me. When I heard the story differently that was an epic moment.  I smiled.

 

 

Blackout 'N Fun

We lived a complete eco friendly life during the days of black out. No power, No gadgets and No using any modern equipment's. We had lot of time to read. We practiced going to bed early and rise up early as we need to make the most of the day. As Neighbors, we enquired each and every one very much asking for any help needed. Lots of sharing and caring were continued. It was a great habit going to the prayer place every other day. Donations, Food and Dialogues on Floods continued each day. Even though the flood has caused so much damage to this Lovely City, I believe it has taught strange and wise lessons too. Of all that, the great thing is my husband has turned out to be a voracious reader. He finished two books, "I Inspire" by Megha Bajaj and "Life is what you make it" by Preethi Shenoy in 3 days. Both are super books. I am also loving it.