How to make fancy items and show piece by using waste things

The purpose of all learning is Man making.Parents always act as a great role model to us. My father has been one such influence in my life. He noticed that I was squandering money on trivial things. He in a very subtle way inculcated the habit of saving money. He gifted me a piggy bank and asked me to save half of the money that I intended to spend on wasteful things. Suppose I planned to buy a chips pack for ten rupees, I used to eat five rupees and save the other five rupees. This eventually resulted in me realising the value of money and I resulted in me realising the value of money and I started curbing my wasteful expenses. Then I decided to use this experience to educate other youngsters like me and gifted piggy banks to many kids and shared my experience with them.

The world is facing a difficult challenge of the pandemic caused by the new SARS-COV-19.We haven't gone to our schools yet. We get a lot of time for us. But the utilization must be laudable.I feel contended because I could become successful in using this time in a more efficient manner. I was involved in a work which is more crucial than godliness that is Social Service. This was actually in Hubballi where I spend my holidays but this holiday is very special to me and I want to remember the moments I spent in these holidays throughout my lifetime! Every boy's passion is cricket. We had our team in Hubballi and we played cricket everyday on the playground across the street.

Aarika Raman helps grow vegetables at home, recycles wet waste for manure, believes in planting trees around her, advocates water audits and minimal use of plastic. 
She is a vegetarian by choice and believes that every city should have green lung space. Aarika has even created a digital book called, 'The Pizza Shop' where you can see hints of all her beliefs about a greener planet. She came up with the story, created all the illustrations, the book text, and even put it up on Google Slides all by herself. 

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The Pizza Shop

We all lead a very happy and a comfortable life filled with happiness, joy, satisfaction and contentment. There may be many people or things who are a reason for happiness in our life, like mom, dad, family, friends, teachers, students, phones/mobiles and many more people and things. But, above all of these is an element which is a main reason for happiness in our lives that is 'Biosphere' mainly, in other words 'MOTHER EARTH'.

We all lead a very happy and a comfortable life filled with happiness, joy, satisfaction and contentment. There may be many people or things who are a reason for happiness in our life, like mom, dad, family, friends, teachers, students, phones/mobiles and many more people and things.

Ananya was a part of the Ted talk in school in which she spoke of the armed forces and their immense contribution under guidance of Dr.Sunaina.

She even choreographed and dedicated a dance as a tribute to our armed forces as a part of that presentation. With encouragement and help from her principal Dr.Stella and Dr. Sunaina, she organised Flag Day and army day at her school and they collected a sum of around a lakh and contributed it to the Sainak Board. She has been a strong advocate of sustainable menstruation and follows the same practically, giving back to the environment in her own small way.

Rohan and his friend, Akash, two 16 year olds grade 10 students, are running an online student led fitness initiative to engage children and keep them mentally fit as the landscape for both education and sport has changed drastically overnight. Rohan is a national level squash player and Karnataka state champion in the under 17 age group. As saw demotivating and depression in his peers, they started this initiative. Akash is the cricket captain of TISB school and a fitness enthusiast.

They have raised Rs 50,000 in a span of one week by teaching fitness, and is gaining momentum. The money they raise will go towards their favourite charity, Mitti Cafe (http://www.mitticafe.org). Mitti Cafe, is an NGO where the physically and mentally disabled are feeding the migrant workers.

For as long as I can remember, I've been a visual learner. Whether it be watching computer-generated images of the human body or learning how to bake chocolate chip cookies, the people behind my computer screen became my teachers in all avenues of life. However, when the college application season came around, my relationship with these people behind my computer screen extended to mentorship and friendship. With their fun intros and clever editing, they explained all things college related ranging from how to fill out the activities section of the common application or how to approach certain essays. Although the process was stressful and grueling, Youtube as a platform allowed me to obtain the information and advice from people I could relate to.

I am Uttara Parthasarathy, I am 14 years old and I study in Delhi Public School,nerul. I live in navi Mumbai. I am a national level equestrian. I love horses. I am very passionate about them. I own a horse. My other sport is tennis and I also play football and basketball for leisure with my friends. I love water and I have also done my basic open water diving course. I care very deeply about animals and people and I raise awareness about animal welfare and socially relevant stories on people through my Instagram.

I am very disturbed by the plight of migrants in India following the Corona lockdown and more recently the George Flloyd case in the US. I share stories about injustices I see so more people are aware about the issues facing us.

Quarantine Learning is an initiative founded by a group of Greenwood High students (Arya Bharadwaj, Ainesh Mohan, Siddharth Sundararajan, Sampreeth Immidisetty, Prisha Jhala, Ajitesh Dasaratha, Aryan Jain, Harshita Ranjan, Bhavna Muraka, Pranav Kartik, Arushi Srivatsava) which aims to provide a fun, learning environment for children to grow during this lockdown period.

The nature of this initiative allows children to learn for free through online classes from student instructors. There are a multitude of new skills that children can learn ranging from Astronomy to Quilling. The funds raised through this initiative goes directly to the PM relief fund to support those affected in this pandemic. Quarantine Learning has received Rs. 17000 so far from these donations.

Hello Friends! I am Mihika and I live in Hyderabad with my parents. We shifted recently from Bangalore, so I do not have many friends here. I am trying to spend a lot of time with my parents and trying to make friends nearby. However, the recent lockdown completely changed my habits and way of thinking. Due to lockdown I was not able to play with my recently made friend, so we decided to exchange ideas and books. We started reading books at home and every Saturday we took one hour aside and talked about the ideas, general knowledge and books we read. Our parents witnessed that, and they encouraged us to read more books and increase our general knowledge.

I also decided to spend my time with my parents.

Karunashraya Hospice is one that aims to provide free of cost palliative care to terminally ill cancer patients. In an attempt to aid the patients and provide some sort of social interactions, the hospice started to allow volunteers to come and entertain patients within a designated time. One such volunteer is Siddharth Sundararajan, a student from Greenwood High international School, Bangalore. Siddharth has been volunteering and working with Karunashraya for the better part of 2 years.

Over this period of time, he has performed to patients, run fundraisers and helped spread awareness about the program. On a weekly basis, Siddharth performs the classical guitar to the patients. He believes that music can act as a way of relieving the tension and stress undergone by the patients