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The Water Bottle Incident- Rima Vs. Mr. Virus

Rima is a very happy and neat-looking kid. Mr. Virus always wants to harm her.

One day, Rima and her friends were playing in the park. After running around, they all felt thirsty. One of her friends found an open water bottle on a bench.

Mr. Virus was nearby. He had already jumped onto the bottle’s rim. “If they drink from this, I will make them sick!” he laughed.

Rima’s friend was about to take a sip from the bottle.

Rima quickly said, “Wait! Don’t drink from that bottle. We don’t know whose it is, and it might have germs. I have my own clean bottle—let’s share safely.”

Rima took out her own water bottle and gave water to her friends.

Mr. Virus walked away sadly.

Moral: Always drink from a clean and safe source! 😊🚰

Biryani and Chintu’s Wild Jungle Adventure 🐱🐭🌿

Deep in the heart of a dense, green jungle, an unusual friendship blossomed between a lazy cat named Biryani and a mischievous rat named Chintu.

Biryani, a big, fluffy cat, had somehow wandered into the jungle after following the smell of grilled fish from a nearby village. But now, lost in the wild, all he wanted to do was find a comfy spot to nap. Chintu, on the other hand, was born in the jungle and knew every hiding spot, shortcut, and secret food stash.

One day, as Biryani was lazily sprawled under a giant mango tree, Chintu scurried past with a stolen peanut in his tiny paws. Suddenly, he saw the giant cat staring at him.

“Oh no! A cat!” Chintu squeaked, ready to bolt.
Biryani yawned, stretched, and muttered, “Relax, yaar. Too hot to chase you. Besides, I don’t eat rats—too much effort.”

Chintu hesitated. “Really? Then what do you eat?”
Biryani’s stomach growled. “Fish, chicken, maybe some jungle berries... but right now, I’ll eat anything.”

Chintu laughed. “Alright, buddy! If you don’t eat me, I’ll bring you food!”

And so, the deal was made! Chintu would steal fruits, nuts, and leftover food from jungle picnics, while Biryani would scare away snakes, owls, and other predators that wanted to eat the tiny rat.

The Great Jungle Rescue 🌳🐍
One day, Biryani got stuck in a big mess—he accidentally dozed off inside a hunter’s trap! When he woke up, he found himself inside a bamboo cage.

“Help, Chintu!” Biryani meowed in panic.

Chintu, being small and clever, quickly chewed through the ropes, dodged the hunter’s dog, and helped Biryani escape just in time!

From that day on, the two were inseparable. The other jungle animals were shocked to see a cat and a rat sharing food, playing together, and even sleeping under the same tree.

Moral of the Story?
Friendship isn’t about size, shape, or species—it’s about trust, teamwork, and lots of snacks! 🍌🍖🐱🐭

Title: The Hilarious Friendship of Biryani and Chintu 🐱🐭

In a bustling Indian village, there lived a lazy cat named Biryani and a mischievous rat named Chintu. Biryani got his name because he loved eating and sleeping—just like a full plate of biryani makes you sleepy! Chintu, on the other hand, was always running around, stealing food, and annoying shopkeepers at the local market.

One hot afternoon, Chintu scurried under a shady banyan tree, thinking he was safe. But to his horror, he saw Biryani the cat lying right there, snoring loudly.

Before Chintu could escape, Biryani slowly opened one eye.
"Ah-ha! A rat!" he yawned.
Chintu gulped. "Bhai, please don’t eat me! I’m just a small rat trying to survive!"

Biryani lazily stretched. "Too much effort, yaar. And anyway, I just ate three samosas. No space for rat curry."

Chintu was relieved but also amused. "If you're not going to eat me, can I stay here? This shade is nice, and you look like you could use a friend."
Biryani thought about it. "Fine. But only if you bring me snacks!"

And so, Chintu became Biryani’s official food supplier. He would sneak into the market, grab leftover vada pav, jalebis, or dosa bits, and bring them to Biryani. In return, Biryani scared away the street dogs and other cats who wanted to chase Chintu.

One day, Biryani got into trouble when he climbed inside a matka (clay pot) trying to grab a fish and got stuck! Chintu, being small and smart, quickly chewed through the rope holding the matka lid and freed his big, lazy friend.

From that day on, Biryani and Chintu were best buddies! They ate, played, and confused the villagers—who couldn’t understand why a cat and a rat were such good friends.

Moral of the story? Sometimes, the best friendships come from unexpected places—especially when there’s food involved! 🍛🐱🐭✨

How to make DIY Apple book paper craft
Today we Making a DIY Apple Book Paper Craft is a fun and creative activity, perfect for back-to-school projects or fall-themed crafts! 🍎📖✨

Materials Needed:
✅ Red, green, and brown construction paper
✅ White paper (for the pages)
✅ Scissors ✂
✅ Glue or stapler
✅ Markers or crayons
✅ Hole punch (optional)

Step-by-Step Instructions:
Step 1: Cut Out the Apple Shape
Draw and cut two identical apple shapes from red paper.
Cut a small brown rectangle for the stem.
Cut a green leaf and set it aside.
Step 2: Make the Book Pages
Take white paper and fold it multiple times to create layers.
Place the apple cutout on top and trace the shape.
Cut out the pages in the same apple shape.
Step 3: Assemble the Book
Sandwich the white pages between the two red apple cutouts.
Staple or glue along the left side to bind them together.
Step 4: Attach the Stem and Leaf
Glue the brown stem on top of the apple.
Attach the green leaf to the stem.
Step 5: Decorate & Personalize
Use markers or crayons to draw seeds inside the apple.
Write fun facts, drawings, or a short story inside the book!
Extra Fun Ideas:
🍏 Use different colors to make a green or yellow apple.
📖 Add lined pages to make it a mini journal.
🎨 Let kids design the cover with stickers, glitter, or drawings.

How to make Turkey paper craft step by step
Making a Turkey Paper Craft is a fun and easy activity, perfect for Thanksgiving or learning about animals! 🦃✨

Materials Needed:
✅ Colored paper (brown, red, orange, yellow)
✅ Scissors ✂
✅ Glue
✅ Googly eyes (or a marker to draw them)
✅ Pencil
✅ A small paper plate (optional, for the body)

Step-by-Step Instructions:
Step 1: Cut Out the Turkey’s Body
Draw and cut an oval shape from brown paper for the turkey’s body.
Cut a smaller circle for the head and glue it to the top of the oval.
Step 2: Make the Feathers
Cut long oval-shaped feathers from red, orange, and yellow paper.
Arrange the feathers in a fan shape behind the body and glue them down.
Step 3: Add the Face
Glue googly eyes on the head (or draw them).
Cut a small orange triangle for the beak and glue it under the eyes.
Cut a red teardrop shape for the wattle (the red part hanging from the beak) and glue it next to the beak.
Step 4: Make the Legs
Cut two thin orange strips for legs.
Cut small three-toed feet and attach them at the bottom.
Step 5: Decorate (Optional)
Use markers to draw patterns on the feathers.
Add glitter or stickers for extra fun! ✨
Extra Fun Ideas:
🦃 Use a paper plate instead of cutting an oval for the body.
🎨 Let kids color the feathers instead of using colored paper.
📌 Attach a clothespin to the back so it stands up!

Making a paper plate fish craft is a fun and easy activity for kids! 🎨🐟 Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Materials Needed:
✅ Paper plate
✅ Scissors ✂
✅ Paint or colored paper
✅ Glue
✅ Googly eye 👀 (or draw one)
✅ Markers or crayons
✅ Glitter, stickers, or sequins (optional for decoration)

Step-by-Step Instructions:
Step 1: Cut the Shape
Take a paper plate and cut out a small triangle from one side—this will be the fish’s mouth.
Attach the cut-out triangle to the opposite side of the plate to form the fish’s tail.
Step 2: Paint the Fish 🎨
Paint the entire plate in any color you like (blue, orange, rainbow, etc.).
Let it dry completely before moving to the next step.
Step 3: Add Details
Glue on a googly eye (or draw one with a marker).
Use markers, crayons, or paint to add scales, fins, and patterns.
Stick sequins, glitter, or stickers to make it shine! ✨
Step 4: Final Touches
Draw a small smile or bubbles near the mouth.
Punch a hole at the top and add a string if you want to hang it.
Extra Fun Ideas:
🐠 Make different sizes for a fish family!
🎭 Turn it into a puppet by attaching a stick.
🎨 Use tissue paper to add a 3D effect.

Rabindra Jayanti Utsav

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