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All, but the big and heavy animals, Otherwise our rocket will not be able to take off from the ground.” 4 Most animals words, tarted laughing at Baddy’s “But where is your rocket?” Cheeku rabbit enquired. “And also, what would be the cost of taking us to the moon?” “Our rocket is on an island not far from here. And for the cost, my motive is not business ot to make money. I just want to give you the joy of going on the moon. So you do not have to pay anything for the trip,” replied Baddy. CHAMPAKAlll the animals started shouting in joy. “There seems to be something fishy here,” whispered Cheeku to Jumpy monkey. “We have to be careful.” Both went to king Shersingh and told him about Baddy’s trip to the moon. “If Baddy wants to do this, then it is a very good thing, Why are you troubled by his offer?” asked Shersingh and told them to leave the matter. Cheeku then said to Jumpy, “We will have to keep an eye on Baddy on our own.” ‘Meanwhile, in the forest there was a fierce competition among the animals to go to the moon, Most of the small animals had registered their names with Baddy. “Please be ready for the trip tomorrow. I will take you on the motor boat, to the island. From there we will go on the rocket to the moon. If the weather remains favourable, then we will be able to go on the moon tomorrow itself,” said Baddy and all the animals became all the more excited. “T will take my favorite dress with me,” said Titu butterfly excitedly. “No, please don’t bring any clothes or anything else. You will have to wear space- suits to the moon that we will provide. ‘And yes, one more thing, leave your money and jewellery back in your house,” Baddy said. “We will return in a week.” forthe All the animals waited impatient] evening, . In the evening Baddy came with a motor boat to take them, “Cheeku, why are you not coming?” asked Baddy. “Baddy, please go ahead. I have got some urgent work to finish, My friend Jumpy will go with you,” said Cheeku with a smile, AAs soon as the motor boat left, Cheeku rushed to King | Shersingh. “Sir, here is something very interesting,” said Cheeku opening his laptop. He started the search engine and typed Baddys’ name, Soon many web pages came on the screen. He selected one and clicked onit.“This is Baddy,” said Cheeku. “But why has the police caught him?” King Shersingh spoke out. “Because he and his companions had looted the animals of Sonavana. He was even sentenced to jail. But he tricked them and ran away. Now he has come here,” said Checku. “What does this mean?” asked Shersingh. “Ie means that Baddy and his friends are thieves. They promise to take the animals to planet Jupiter or to the moon, and take them away from their houses. Then at night his companion steals all valuables from the locked houses. As soon as Baddy is informed that all the valuables have been stolen, he escapes to another forest. ‘And his companions join him there,” explained Cheeku, “This is a big conspiracy!” exclaimed Shersingh. “Why didn’t you inform me earlier?” asked Shersingh who was visibly angry. “I tried to warn you earlier sir, but you felt it was alright for Baddy to take the animals to the moon,” replied Cheeku. “Now what shall we do?” asked Shersingh. “Don't worry sit. Nothing will happen. Ihave sent my friend Jumpy, with them. Tonight Baddy’s friends will try to steal from the houses of these animals. We can catch them red handed. And with their help we can catch Baddy,” Cheeku explained. “But we have to be very careful. If Baddy gets the wind of this, he may harm our citizens,” Cheeku continued. CHAMPAK,“You need not worry. Iam going to talk to Inspector Blacky Bear,” Shersingh assured Cheeku. At night Inspector Blacky and his team spread out in the forest. They hid outside the houses of the people who had gone on the trip. Suddenly some movement was seen outside Damru donkey’s house. Inspector Blacky gave the signal, and his team caught Laptu jackal from there and on questioning him they were able to catch all the others. “But how do we catch Baddy? He is very cunning,” asked Shersingh who was really worried, “We have a plan for that, too,” said Cheeku and whispered something in Shersingh’s car. Laptu jackal phoned Baddy, “Hello Baddy, we have collected all the treasure. Please come here quickly on your motor boat, so that we can get out of here immediately.” “That's perfect! I have mixed sleeping powder in the food of the animals. They are all sleeping soundly. Iam coming on the motor boat. Meet me at the river side,” Baddy the speaker phone, so that, Cheeku and Shersingh aid on. could heat whatever Baddy said. Ina few hours, Baddy was in the police custody. Next day when the animals woke up, they could not understand anything. “Have we reached the moon?” asked Meeku rat looking around, «No, you are not on the moon. You are in Champakvan. But Baddy who was taking you on a trip to the moon, is on a trip to jail,” said Cheeku. Shersingh and Inspector Bear started laughing. ‘The other animals could not understand anything and they started looking at each others’ face. Later when Shersingh told them what had happened, they all praised and thanked Cheeku @‘Help Ms. Lakshmi, reach the corre for the Teacher’ September 5. Us: * Ms. Lakshmi loves white roses. ry © The blackboard has ‘Happy Teacher's Day’ written on it. * A boy and a girl are standing by the door of her classroom er TeaChuniya Is Trapped By Siraj Farooqui ‘onu and Monu lived in S the neem tree in Jaisalmer illage. They had a daughter, Chuniya, She was a very naughty and very inquisitive baby squirrel. She was busy jumping from one branch of the tree to another. Sometimes, she would hang from the edge of very weak tree branch and call out to her parents, “Mother ...... watch how I am hanging down!” Chuniya’s parents would just grab her down from the branch and bring her back to their burrow. ‘They would try to put some sense into her, “You will break your hands and legs if you continue with your acrobats. You are still too young for all these things,” they scolded her. Chuniya would be sad every time her parents scolded her, but she coudn't contain herself from being naughty. (One day Chuniya noticed a round and long green coloured thing in the grocer’s garden. Italso had some white and brown lines on it. She asked her mother, “What is that thing over there?” Chuniya’s mother took a look in that September (Firs!) 2018 direction. “Chunni, it is a watermelon!” Her mother would fondly call Chuniya as Chunni whenever she felt like pampering Chuniya, Chuniya’s curiosity knew no bounds now, She stared at the watermelon with wide open eyes. Till date she had neither seen nor tasted one. She questioned her mother, “How does it taste?” Her mother replied,“Oh! It is very sweet to taste.”Chuniy: the very sight of watermelon now. She insisted, “Mother, I want to eat it.” ’s mouth started watering at “Not now. We are going out on an important task. We will arrange for it once we are back,” replied her mother. Chuniya acted stubborn, “No... I want it right now” to e: Her mother tried to pacify her, “I will get 10 it as soon as I am back.” But Chuniya was adamant, “I want to go now and take a bite.” Her mother shouted angrily and said, “You hould not go and taste it! You are unaware about the ways of the world. You can get trapped, ‘Things are not alway: what they appear to be. Chuniya’s father joined them. He had been sitting on the branch of thé treet ehwek to See if it was safe to climb down the tree. Her father had overheard their discussion and told Chuniya to be careful. Before departing, Chuniya’s mother cuddled her and said, “T will get the watermelon once I am back. Be careful and play near the burrow only.” Chuniya watched her parents leave, sitting on the tree top. Finally, they were out of sight. She immediately set her eyes on the watermelon again, But her mind was flooded with her parent’s warnings and advices. She forced herself to look away. She started to climb towards the top branch to avoid looking at the watermelon. But the watermelon was visible from every nook and corner CHAMPAK,of the tree. It would only increase her longing for the fruit. Chuniya restlessly scampered from one branch to another but she could not erase the watermelon from her mind. She gave up in the end. She thought, “I can take a quick bite and come back.” Without wasting any time, Chuniya climbed down the tree. She started nibbling the watermelon. She didn’t like the taste of the hard peel. It tasted raw and tough to chew. She thought, “Mother had said that melons tasted sweet. But this one is not and mother is never wrong. Let me bite a little more into it.” Her efforts were rewarded soon. She had finally dug into the sweet part of the melon. She enjoyed the juicy, sweet and red coloured portion of the melon. She started gobbling the melon as she had never tasted such a sweet fruit. She was enjoying cach and every bit of the fruit, unaware of her surroundings. Chuniya had reached the other end of the melon, nibbling through it. But her mouth got stuck inside the melon. She could neither move in nor out. She tried to free herself but could not. She started shouting out to her parents for help. But her parents were away. She was reminded of her parent’s advice and warnings. They were absolutely right. ‘They had warned her against climbing down the tree. She was trapped. There was no one to plead. Her throat went dry because of her continuous screams. She took deep sighs and spoke feebly, “Father Mother Please save me.” September (Firs!) 2018 Just then her parents returned home. They were worried when they couldn't find Chuniya inside the burrow. They started shouting out for her. Suddenly, her mother heard a feeble voice coming from a particular direction. She called out to her husband. Ie didn’t take them long to recognise that it was Chuniya’s voice. Both of them ran down to the garden. Chuniya was in a very bad shape. Her head was half buried inside the melon, She was crying for her mother and father. Chuniya’s parents quickly bit into the melon and saved Chuniya, Chuniya asked her parents for forgiveness and promised that thereafter she would never disobey them. Her parents hugged her and were thankful that she was safe. ° VW VIVRSERN INVA 3d omAmit: Where do the cows go for entertainment? Sohan: To the moooooooovies. Shaurya, 9 years, Vijayawada Q What did the wall say to another? A. I'll meet you at the corner, Kanch Pandya, 10 years, Noida Q Which is the new state in India? ‘A. New Delhi, Shreyas Pai, Tyears, Bangalore Rakesh: Oh no! It’s wrong to eat anyone’s finger! Ketan Kumar, 11 years, Gaya Rahul: Do You Know about ‘The Red Sea? Riya: | Know Rahul: My Father made it Red. Riya: Do You Know about The Dead Sea? Rahul: Yes, | know Riya: My father killed it. Rakshith.n.v, 13 Years, Bangalore ‘Teacher: Your poem is the worst in the class. Not only is the grammar bad, it’s rude and has bad taste. I’m going to send your father a note about it. Student: I don’t think that will work because my father wrote it, Yash Agarwal, 11 years, Gurgaon Rama: Why is 11 afraid of 5? Rata: Because 5 ate 10 Eshan, 10 years, Mumbai Q Can a kangaroo jump higher than a house? ‘A. Of course the house can’t jump at all. Sana Yadav, 12 years, Bangalore One time Aru was writing an essay. Monu was going to Wash his hands, By mistake Monu splashed some water on Arv’s Paper Aru: Say me Sorry Monu: Sorry! Sorry! Why should I say Sorry!? Aru: You told me three times Sorry Aryan, 12 years, Hyderabad Teacher: Where is your assignment? Pappu; J.made.a paper) plane out of it and someone hijacked it. Prasad, 10 years, Chennai Q What is the favorite subject of the snake? A. Hisssstory Shreshtha Tandan, 8 years, New Delhi SSMS us your jokes and riddles to 9619587613, or write to us at wiritetochampak@delhipress.in You can also send your jokes riddles to Champak, Delhi Press, A-4, Shri Ram Industrial Estate, Wadala, ‘Mumbai - 400031 Find us online at www.facebook.com/ ChampakMagazine and https://www. ‘youtube.com/ChampakscidHE EGGS |] pameu FOUND SIMONA TOOK DAMRU TO THE KITCHEN WORK IN THE SHOP] AND CRACKED OPEN AN EGG. ) BELONGING TO ‘SIMONA CAT. ny ‘OH! THAT'S LOOK DAMRU, HOW OMELETTES PEOPLE BLIY EGGS ‘ARE MADE! TO MAKE TASTY OMELETTES. > 2A RTE : Bee BE RIAA = PAAR A \ 4 —_ MB _| SIMONA RETURNED TO THE SHOP AFTER SOMETIME, AND SCREAMED LOOKING AT THE BROKEN EGGS. YOU FOOL! WHO TOLD You TO DO THAT? NOW LEAVE BEFORE | MA‘AM, PLEASE BREAK ALL YOUR BONES! MAKE OMELETTES ‘AND EAT THEM! MA‘AM, PEOPLE BLY EGGS TO MAKE| OMELETTES. SO I THOUGHT I'LL CRACK THE EGGS TO SELL THEM. WHAT A LOSS I SUFFERED BECAUSE OF THIS STUPID FOOL!TIME TABLE JUST FOR TWO MARKS By Namrata Garware riya was taking her first exams P in the new school. The English, Maths and Science papers had been easy. Today she had her Geography paper. In her old school, Priya was known for writing answers ‘in her own words’ They were encouraged to do that. Five minutes were left to submit the paper, but Priya was still busy writing, ‘The supervisor announced, “Tie your answer sheets and supplements with the strings provided.” Priya had used staples in her old school. ‘The supervisor came to collect the answer sheets, Priya started tying the sheets, but the supervisor got angry and wrote “<2 marks for late submission,” on her answer sheet. Priya was very confused. She had not been subjected to Such strict supervision in her old school. She was a brave and confident girl. She did not let that incident hurt her. ‘The next three exams went as smoothly as the others and soon they were over. Within a week, the teachers finished the corrections and started distributing the corrected answer sheets to the students. The Geography teacher was distributing the sheets, according to the roll numbers. She called out Priya’s roll number and made an announcement. CHAMPAK“This new student has done exceptionally well. She has scored 18/20. For the first time in my career as a teacher in this school, I have seen some student get such good marks. Priya is a new student. ‘The supervisor had given her a remark saying ‘-2 marks for late submission,’ But I did not deduct her marks as she was not used to the ways of this school. Do you all agree with me?” All the students said a loud “Yes ma’am.” Priya was very happy. She thanked the Geography teacher and went home smiling. Priya was now 35 years old. She had become a publisher in the education field. She wanted to help students and signed as a teacher in her old school, for students in the fifth to seventh grades. Priya offered to write notes for the students. The volunteers said that their committee will have to discuss this with the school principal. By now Priya’s Geography teacher had become the principal of the school. She had heard a lot about Priya’s achievements in the field of education. She was proud of her student. Priya was glad that her favourite teacher was the principal by now. Priya told the volunteers that she had been a student of the principal, and she was sure the principal would remember her. Priya also told the volunteers that the principal would understand exactly September (First) 2018 how Priya’s notes would help the students and said, “Please discuss this matter accordingly with the principal.” When the volunteers discussed the proposal with the principal, the principal asked them to convey a big ‘Thank You’ to Priya. The volunteers did not know the secret story behind the thank you from the principal. But Priya understood what her favourite teacher wanted to say. “You may be well aware that the school cannot pay you for your work at par with your employers. But we appreciate this gesture.” This was Priya’s way of thanking her school and her favourite teacher. And this was her teacher’s way of thanking her student for remembering her @ 151. Put the boiled egg in the glass and fill the glass with cola till the egg is submerged. 2, Keep colour, ie for the whole day, and then remove the egg and observe its IS BRUSHING OUR TEETH IMPORTANT? Learn what happens if we don't brush our teeth. Stupe @ Anunpeeled boiled Cola, Pepsi, egg (ask an adult to Thumps Up) boil it for you) @ Toothbrush @ Black fizzy soft @ Toothpaste drink (like Coca @ Big drinking glass Why did the egg turn brown after one day of being in the soft drink? All cola soft drinks contain acids. Acids are chemicals that help break down or dissolve objects. Our stomach contains a type of acid that helps us digest food. When the egg is kept in the soft drink, thé weak acid'in the drink starts to dissolve the shell of the egg that is made of calcium. Once the calcium starts to dissolve, tiny cracks develop all over the the egg in the glass ey the shell through which the soft drink seeps 3, Take some toothpaste on the inside the egg. It is this drink that seeped Goribeaitenr Gust tee Dy in the cracks, gives the egg shell its brown When the egg was removed from the soft drink glass after a day, its colour had turned from white to brown, When it colour. How does brushing remove the brown colour? A toothpaste is a special formulation that’s meant to keep teeth healthy. One of its components is a whitening agent. The whitening agent removes the stains caused by the soft drink on the surface of the egg shell. However, the egg shell doesn’t become white like before. This is because the toothpaste is unable to remove those stains that are caused was brushed with toothpaste, the egg became by the soft drink seeping deep inside the light brown in colour. cracks on the shell. What does regular brushing do to our teeth? Regular brushing keeps our teeth healthy and shiny. Toothpaste contains important ingredients, like fluoride, that prevent that helps scrap off food ar tooth decay from happening. It also contains tiny scrubbing material ind drink particles that stain the teeth. The whitening agent present in toothpaste helps keep the teeth white as well. Brushing is important before bedtime and after one gets up in the morning.Gitti’ § Little Friends By Renuka Shrivastava ti squirrel was annoyed with her friend Pinky pigeon because Pinky had been so busy. She hadn't met Gitti. Gitti had begun eating and playing on her own, But sometimes she would get bored and lonely and run around every corner of the house looking for Pinky. Not finding her, she would get back to being on her own again, Pinky and Gitti lived in a large house in the city. Rohit was the owner of the house who lived alone. He would get ready early, cat his meal and leave for work. 18 He really loved his little friends, Pinky and Gitti, who ran around the house all day, so no matter how late he would be, he would always put out plenty of food for them on the roof. Pinky, Gitti and their friends lived their days in happiness. When Gitti had newly arrived at the house to live in, she and Pinky had chanced upon a piece of bread at the same time, but Gitti reached it before Pinky. But Gitti did not touch the bread and instead she stepped back and said, “Pinky, take this one. I'll look for another one.” CHAMPAK“All right, I'll take it. But not the whole piece. Let’s share it.” replied Pi ‘Thus the two of them became friends. And they started playing, eating and running around the house together. Pinky would sometimes fly away and cry out to Gitti asking her to catch her. Gitti would again run and catch her, but Pinky would fly away again. When it was Gitt’s turn to trouble Pinky, she would hide in a narrow space and Pinky would say, “Come out, Gitti! You know I can’t get in there!” But one day suddenly, Pinky started being aloof. Gitti could not understand what had made Pinky to withdraw. She looked for Pinky all around the house. When she reached the roof, she saw that on the garret beside the stairs, in a nest made of pieces of paper. Pinky was quietly sitting with her eggs. She called out to her, but when Pinky did not respond, she had her meal alone and went to sleep. A few days later, Pinky came and took Gitti to her nest. Gitti was surprised to see two little pigeons inside it, who became excited hearing Pinky’s voice. Gitti was amused, and she said, “Oh, so they are the ones who kept you busy! I’m so happy for you. Can we take them to the roof?” “Not now, Gitti! They're too weak and tiny. They can’t even fly. So we must wait some time more to be able to play with them. When they learn to fly, they can come with us to the roof.” explained Pinky. Pinky brought food grains to feed the babies. Gitti too took some grains and approached the babies, but they stopped crying and stepped back.“People think babies are clueless and naive, But they're very smart. See how they stepped back—they know who their mother is and will only take food from her.” said Pinky. “That’s really smart! Why don't you feed them? I'll just watch from a distance.” Pinky took care of her kids and Gitti watched them grow up. When the babies grew wings, Pinky took them out and started teaching them how to fly. Gitti, too, came along. Slowly the kids started knowing Gitti. Rohit, the owner of the house, gave them food and came and sat on the roof with his tea. He would enjoy watching all the pigeons and squirrels eating and playing together. Seeing the baby pigeons, Rohit too decided that he should now get married and get settled. 20 One day, Gitti told Pinky, “Pinky, I really love your two kids. It’s so much fan playing and spending time with them.” “Gitti, you mustn’t be under the impression that the kids will always be there to play with you. As soon as they grow up to be adults, they will leave us and go on their own path looking for friends. ‘And then just you and I will be left to play together.” “But that’s so sad, Pinky, The same kids whom you took so much care of as they grew up, would leave you alone when they become independent,” said Pinky explained: “That's the law of nature, Gitti. Along with the kids, the parents also grow up to be healthier, more independent and confident. They too lead their individual lives happily and meet each other whenever they want. We don't to become a burden for each other.” “That’s wonderful, Pinky. Those kids are such lovely gifts. As long as they are with us, we'll enjoy their company. When they fly away, we'll be there for each other to play with.” said Gitty. The days passed. The pigeons kids grew up and flew away. Now there was only Pinky and Gitti in the house to play and run around. They remembered their earlier days. 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Help...” Fearful screams broke the silence in the quite Mangola village. ‘The sun had already set and the villagers were returning home exhausted after a whole day’s work. “The scream is coming from Mangola river, it seems,” said Ramu chacha, The villagers rushed to the river bank. On reaching there they saw someone ‘he stranger swam across the river, with the boy, by bravely challenging the strong current. He reached at the shore and lay for a few seconds panting and breathing heavily. was rescuing a boy from the ri “This is Golu, Chandan’s grandson,” said Ramu chacha looking at the little boy. ‘The stranger introduced himself as Arjun from the nearby town. He w: on his way back home after finishing his survey in the village about the mango cultivation when he noticed Golu drowning in the river. Seeing Golu breathless, the villagers panicked and a few started crying. Arjun 22 requested everyone to remain calm and checked Golu again, Arjun turned Golw’s head to the side, allowing water to drain from his mouth and nose. Then he turned the boy's head back to the centre and started giving mouth to mouth resuscitation. He repeated it till the little boy coughed out water and showed signs of breathing. Golu opened his eyes and looked around. ‘The villagers could not control their happiness. Ramu chacha hugged Arjun and thanked him for his timely action. By then, a huge crowd had gathered there. Chandan hugged Golu with tears in his eyes. All were thankful to Arjun, Tt was dark, by then. They set off for the village market, Ramu chacha garlanded Arjun and presented him a basket full of smangoes as token of love and gratitude, CHAMPAK,Golu kissed Arjun on his cheek and hugged him, Arjun had tears in his eyes, seeing the love of the villagers. Ramu chacha, suddenly, waved his hands to the crowd and said, “Arjun is a magician. He did some magic and brought Golu back to life.” Arjun, with a smile on his face, said “Tam not a magician. I did not do any supernatural wonder to save Golu’s life. Iwas performing first aid on Golu.” “What is first aid?” asked the villagers together. “First aid is the assistance given to any person suffering a sudden illness or injury, to preserve life, or to prevent the condition from worsening, It was my courage and willpower that I could save Golu from the river. But, it was my knowledge about first aid that saved Golu’s life.” Arjun explained. Everyone waited for Arjun to speak again. “Too much water had gone inside Golu. He was not breathing. The most immediate and important task was to remove water from Golu’s lungs and then help him breath properly. I performed those procedures which should be done in case of drowning. Same way, there are different types of first aid procedures for snake bites, sports injuries, work place injuries,” explained Arjun. Everyone clapped and cheered. Ramu chacha requested Arjun to tell them more about first aid. Arjun felt very happy on seeing the September (First) 2018 villagers’ interest to learn new things. He thought for a while and then said, “Second Saturday of September is celebrated as World First Aid Day. It was introduced by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) in 2000. Each year, more than 100 Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies around the world organize events and ceremonies on the second Saturday of September to raise public awareness of how first aid can save lives in everyday and crisis situations.” Arjun appreciated everybody for their initiative and interest and said, “Let us celebrate World First Aid Day for the first time in Mangola village. I will bring my team of experts in variduls first aid methods and conduct a class for all of you. We will also provide you the necessary first aid kit and materials.” Villagers discussed amongst themselves how to welcome Arjun and his team on the World First Aid Day. Mangola villagers bade Arjun goodbye and excitedly waited for the next visit by him to learn about first aid @| ‘ONE-HUNDRED-AND-ONE, ONE-HUNDRED-AND-TWO... (| a MEEKU COMES LOOKING FOR ‘CHEEKU AND SEES HER HE LEFT TO [He woutp Have Gone LOOK FoR You. TO THE GROUND. I TOO SHALL GO THERE. AS MEEKU IS LEAVING, THE CAT | (OH! WHERE DID THIS [fa wie EAT HIM WITH GRABS HIM | |LCcat come FROM?’ A SPICY SAUCE. LET'S GO. I WILL TAKE YOU TO THE GROUND MYSELF. => THE CAT HAS CAUGHT MEEKU! HE WILL KILL HIM.CHEEKU COMES ‘I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT TO DO! THE CAT HAS GRABBED MEEKL AND IS TAKING HIM. I MUST SAVE HIM. | [CHIRITOSSES THE ROPEAND | [ \ycepuisereep AnD | |_ THROWS IT. THE ROPE GRIPS “CHEEKU ORABS HIM, | AROUND THE CAT'S LES AND HE FALLS. NOW WE MUST RUN! ‘OH, NO! MY LEGS ARE BROKEN) AND I'VE LOST MY PREY. TODAY CHIKI SAVED MY LIFE. HAHAHA! WHOSE SISTER | IS SHE AFTER ALL!. My famous feature is my nose. T's long and thin, like a garden hose. Peanut is my favorite treat. My ears can grow up to four feet! Who Am I? . Iam big and very hairy, The ‘teddy’ version of me keeps the night from being scary, Thibernate through the winter, Watching my cubs brings cheer to you. Who Am I? . I swim all day in the deep blue sea, Most people are afraid of me. Thave one fin upon my back, When people see it, they yell "__ attack!" Who Am I? 4, Tuse along track. T transport heavy loads. Many tourists use me. Watch for lights to stop for me. Twill show you beautiful scenery. Who Am I? WAL" ous Jeg 'z suoyda|] T I Wo 04M isuaMsuy . How many Cricket World Cups has India won? a. Two b. Five c. None d. One Which cash crop is grown in the region of Darjeeling? . Wheat b. Coffee c. Tobacco d. Tea . Name the world's smallest continent. a. Africa b. Australia c. Antarctica d. Asia . What is built to stop floods? «a. Roads b. Canal c. Dams d. Bridges ry VE PZ OT mou ne” og YanW MOH :suamsuyto Join the dots to find out what everyone is laughing at 96 a ¢ q q q 6 q q qd q September (First) 2018 27Gracy’s Boutique By Vandana Gupta racy chimpanzee lived with her doctor, an engineer, a scientist or a Gene in the Ashokvan professor. Gracy always kept quiet. forest. Her parents had passed away when she was small. Gracy studied After high school all students moved out very hard but couldn’t score high marks. of Ashokvan for college. But Gracy did Her class mates, Teddy bear, Horny not get admission in any of the colleges, rhinoceros, Nancy and others, were top because of her low marks. She was very performers. sad. Her grandmother asked, “Why is my They would darling so upset?” boast about becoming a “Granny, some of my friends have left Ashokvan for further studies, while some others are joining their family businesses. 1 too want to achieve something in my life but Iam unable to get admission in any of the colleges because of my low score,” said Gracy tearfully. “Not getting admission in a college is not the end. You can also think of a career for yourself with your skills or talent!” explained Granny. “But I don’t know anything, Nor can I do anything,” replied a sad Gracy. “Gracy, you have a hidden talent within you. Think about it,” encouraged Granny. “What hidden talent do Ihave, Granny?” asked a stunned Gracy. CHAMPAK,“Try to remember. You used to score A+ in crafts in your school. You made a mat out of old rags and a painting out of broken bangle pieces. The colourful paper flowers made by you were decorated all over the school building Have you forgotten that?” Granny recounted. “But you had helped me in making all those things,” replied Gracy. “OF course! But you had designed and crafted them. I am ready to help you even now,” said Granny encouragingly. “I just like making those things!” exclaimed Gracy at Granny’s idea. Without wasting any time, Gracy chalked out a schedule to start her work. First, she went online to know how to set up her own business. ‘Then she went on to meet her art and craft teacher, Chimpy baboon. Chimpy liked Gracy a lot. She felt happy, when Gracy expressed her desire to learn painting from her. She said, “I am free in the evenings between 4 to 6 p.m. You can come and learn during that period.” During the day, Gracy would learn “Phulkar?, ‘Chinkankar? , ‘Crotio’ and other types of embroidery originally from different states. In the evenings, she would go to Chimpy to learn painting from her. In the afternoons, she would browse the internet and learn making flowers out of cloth and paper. Not only did Gracy have talent, but she was highly committed and September (Firs!) 2018 hardworking. It didn’t take her long to master all these skills. Soon she became an expert in making all types of handicrafts. She started making artificial flowers, art pieces, paintings on old bottles and turned them into vases. She also made wall hangings out of coconut coir and ice cream sticks. Gracy started selling her handicrafts from home. She also enrolled herself into a statue making class. She was a keen observer too. She would engrave beautiful concepts on her crafts. She introduced new and novel designs every day:The demand for her products grew rapidly so did her business. She started employing a few workers to help her out too. 29Gracy’s handicrafts were the talk of the forest. One day, Bhoori monkey, Shilpi wolf and Disco duck met her in the market. “like the view of the sea. So I got a sea view painted on my bedsheet by Gracy,” said Shilpi. “And I gota scene of a river flowing through the mountains on my dupatta.” said Bhoori. “There’s no doubt in it. Whether you need to decorate your house or gift something innovative to someone, you get them all at Gracy’s store,” added Disco. Gracy’s business expanded in no time. And Gracy opened a store that was the talk of the forest! Summer holidays started and Gracy’s classmates were back home from their colleges. They were surprised to hear about Gracy. “This is just miraculous Gracy! We still have to pursue our studies for two more years and then we have to search for a job, But you have achieved a lot in such a short span of time. You are already running a successfull business,” said everyone praising her. After a few days, Gracy decided to join the Institute of Design. It was a part time course. Granny asked Gracy, 30 “You are running such a successful business. Why do you have to enrol yourself for anything else?” “Granny, this way I will fulfil my dream of achieving higher studies. I can also learn new techniques to develop my career. My business will run more successfully,” replied Gracy. Granny felt happy that Gracy had taken such a wise decision of fulfilling her dreams @By Muraly TV ocky monkey was a chatterbox. ‘There was not a moment when he was not talking, Many animals would get bored and slowly slip away, and others would just laugh at him. Camy donkey had newly arrived in the forest. ‘One day, Rocky was passing by and stopped abruptly when he saw Camy’s name plate outside his house. On the name plate, Samy - THE DONKEY— was written: NOTHING” “Camy - the donkey—Nothing? What 32 kind of a name plate is that?” Rocky asked himself. “Why don’t I just ask him? It would also give me a chance to talk to him,” Rocky said to himself and rang the bell. “Hello! My name’s Rocky. I was just passing by...” Rocky began as soon as Camy opened the door. “Please come in, Rocky,” said Camy ushering him in. “What does ‘nothing’ mean on the name plate?” asked Rocky, jumping to his question. CHAMPAKthing” means just that, nothing! People write their qualifications against their names like: surgeon, artist, advocate and so on. But I’m none of those things, so I've written ‘nothing! ” “Oh!” Rocky smiled. “Well, then, I too am just like you—nothing!” he added nodding his head. “So what do you do, Rocky?” asked Camy. “Nothing! I just gossip around all day,” Rocky said. “How do you make a living?” asked Camy. “I live alone. Sometimes, I get small jobs, here and there, and earn enough for myself, But I love talking! Look, 1 came to you just to talk!” answered Rocky. “Rocky, when you talk too much, it’s a waste. However, if you talk with style and content, then people will love listening, You can also earn money from talking,” Camy explained. “Why will someone pay me just to hear me talk?” asked Rocky, shocked. “Lam a career adviser. Those who don’t know what career to pursue, I show them their path,” Cai explained. “But how can you help me?” asked Rocky. “I know nothing, except how to talk constantly.” “L'll tell you, Have some coffee first,” Camy handed a cup to Rocky and Camy went to the next September (First) 2018 room, that had many books and computer dises or CDs. He brought two-three CDs and gave them to Rocky. “Watch them carefully. These are videos of people who are talking Listen how they talk. Observe their body language. Practice speaking like them, and then come and meet me.” Rocky was quite confused but he took the CDs and went home. The CDs had many videos of speakers, He started watching them carefully. He started practicing speaking like them. He worked hard and modified his body language and gestures too while talking. After 10 days he went to Cainy, who Was pleased to see his progress.“Now go to the market and meet other animals. Talk to them, but not how you used to, Use your new skills,” said Camy. Rocky followed Camy’s advice and met many animals. Most were busy discussing about the cricket match that was held the previous day. Rocky had read in detail about the match in the newspapers. He expressed his point of view using his new talking skills. Everyone stopped and listened. “What's happened to you, Rocky? Earlier, whenever you spoke non-stop, my head would hurt! And now I feel like listening to you speak all day,” said Tinky mynah. Similarly, many other animals also praised him. Rocky was excited. That evening, he went to Camy’s house again. “How was your day?” asked Camy. Rocky told him everything, “But I want to ask you, what was so special about those CDs that changed me?” “Those train you to become a radio jockey, a person who speaks on the radio. Soon you'll have all the skills necessary to become one,” explained Camy. For the first time, someone believed in him. Rocky made up his mind that he would become a good radio jockey. And worked hard.” Listening to him, Bobby bear offered him to be a radio jockey at his FM station. Rockey’s happiness knew no bounds. “Tr’s all because of you, Camy,” he went to Camy and expressed his thanks. “T may have helped you, but this is all because of your hard work. I only showed you the path. Now when you become a radio jockey, it will be as though my dreams got fulfilled,” said Camy, smiling, Rocky hugged Camy and thanked him @ CHAMPAK,On September 2, Janmashtami is being celebrated. Some of the pots are filled with food items that do not form a part of the festival. Circle the odd one out.Make a cloth bag for your teacher. You will need: Cloth bag, pencil, apple, red and green acrylic paints, brush, and child friendly knife How to make: Py 1. Take a cloth bag and insert a waste paper inside it. 3, Start printing from one corner of the bag. Go printing forward in a triangular shape. 2. Cut apple into two parts. Take one part and paint it red colour along with the stem. 4, Cut one diamond shape from the apple. Paint it green and print it as the apple’s leaf.5, Cuta triangle shaped apple 6. Write a message with the and paint it red. Print a zigzag paint in the empty space on pattern on the bag’s handles. the bag. Let if dry well. Your bag is ready! Try making this yourself at homel Send your creations to us at writetochampak@delhipressin or take a photo and send it to us at +91 9619587613On the occasion of International Literacy pao ae eset een scat fone a i eeaemeecke POLITICS.RISHABH AND THE MANGO TREE | Rishabh loves mangoes. His neighbor has a mango tree with 15 fully grown mangoes. One day, Rishabh climbed up his neighbor's tree and plucked four mangoes. He ate one and threw a dirty ‘one down. How many mangoes are left on the tree? KARTIK BUYS Karts mother asked him to buy 1 R ER ES kg rice, 1 kg pulses, GROCERI See capsicums, and 100 grams of butter. Rice costs Rs. 60 per kilo, pulses cost Rs. 70 per kilo, red and green capsicums cost Rs. 40 per pair and the butter costs Rs. 80 per slab. Kartik’s mother gave him Rs. 600. How much money is left with Kartik after he is done buying the groceries? Ey ener Eawhich would make our valiant freedom fighters proud. PETC Cy RTT eae Hei irStates Many, Nation One Creeds Many, Target One Dialects Many, Voice One Languages Many, Expressions One Colours Many, Flag One Societies Many, India One | OCF Customs Many, Culture One SX Livelihood Many, Resolution One Paths Many, Destination One Faces Many, Smile One Independence Day aMitto's Trick By Rohini Chintha 6 ‘Dx dadaji” Mitta called as Dadaji looked up from the television Ihe came down the stairs. “Can reluctantly. you take Rex for a walk today? Thave loads of homework to do.” “Please, dadaji” pleaded Mittu. Rex was Mittu’s pet dog and it was his Dadaji got up, untied Rex and took him duty to take him out for a walk every out for a walk. evening, As soon as Dadayi left, Mittu ran out into the garden and started playing ball. Mom watched all this from her work desk but kept quiet. Mittu played till he heard dadaji back at the gate and then he rushed back to his room and pretended to do his homework. nn Mom smiled at Mittu’s mischief. ‘The next day again, Mittu pleaded dadaji to take Rex for a walk giving the excuse of having to do lots of homework. Dadaji grunted showing his disapproval, but again took Rex for a walk. Like yesterday, ‘Mittu played in the garden till dadaji and Rex came back, and then ran upstairs just as they were about to enter the house. CHAMPAKMom was annoyed, but did not say anything to Mittu, ‘The third evening mom sat in the hall next to dadaji watching television. When it was time for Rex’s walk, Mittu came down and repeated his request to his grandfather, “Mittu, I have been watching you for two days. You play in the garden when dadaji takes Rex for a walk. Why do you do so?” mom asked, raising her voice. Mittu did not say anything. “What's the matter Mittu?” mom asked again. “Mom,” said Mittu quietly. “I want dadaji to take Rex for a walk.” Mom was about to say something, but dadgji stopped her. He put a hand on Mitu’s shoulder and asked gently, “Why Mittu? Why do you want me to take Rex for a walk?” “My teacher says exercise is very important for a healthy life and a healthy heart. I want you to get enough exercise, dadayi. 1 tried to take you for a walk with me, but you wouldn't come. I love you dadaji and I want you to be there with me always,” said Mitta tearfully. Dadaji was stunned. Mom. was silent for a moment and then hugged him. “Good thought, Mittu, I am sorry I September (First) 2018 was harsh,” she patted him and said. Dadqji recovered and hugged Mittu too. “Thank you for reminding me about exercise. From today, I promise to walk and play with you everyday.” Mitw’s eyes twinkled. He hugged dadaji and whistled to Rex, who bounded into the room, Mitta rubbed Rex on the back. “You have two people to take you for a walk from today buddy,” he said joyously. Rex jumped onto dadaji and licked his face excitedly. They all laughed and went out for a walk. Mitta was happy at last @Hansika Sivakumar Syyears, Chennai wit Wit beyond measure, Is man’s greatest treasure! Stay hungey, stay foolish, You've got bigger fish, To fry ‘Your wits will take you sky-high! Wits are outstanding, ‘They go to and fro like a swing! ‘They work in a flash, “They statt before you ean say balderdash! ‘They're the secret of writing, ‘They help you to learn typing! Use your wits, Won't you? ‘Anusha Shukla 8 years, Jabalpur Akshit Shivhare 9 years, Jabalpur What is Poverty? In my opinion poverty cannot be defined or there is ‘no word in the English language which ean define poverty: Ibis actually a state of having insufficient things. Poverty is everywhere and Iam sure that you vill be surprised to know that itis Found in many types and each type has different causes and effects respectively. We humans create enormous wealth and ‘we are the one’s who create poverty. The creation of this money has led to a social ferences Yes it wa associated with a lack of education, various social, ‘economic and cultural factors, inerease in population ete. How can we deal with it effectively? We should create more job opportunities, educate people and together make a good and poverty free environment. In my opinion people who continue to have a dislike for the poor are definitely suffering from mental poverty they are the real threat to our country. We are the ones who created wealth and we are the ones who created poverty, thus its our duty to reduce poverty and in this way ereate a corruption free future. Prithy Shandilya 13 years, Noida[A Glimpse of Rainy Season 5 ‘The clouds are hovering in the sky Roaming, running and disguised Farmers are praying for heavy rain But what will happen is uncertain A patch of cloud is coming again ‘Thundering, lightening and went in vain Farmers are working in rocky tetrain With half an eye on the rain Now it is raining very hard ‘Winds are blowing in a way of haphazard “There is happiness on farmer's face Aditya Tripathi While approaching the house with a steady pace 11 yeors, Baran “The rain has stopped! at last Hills are looking clear and vast Le Sky is full OF butterflies (Ove lige ean be good or bad Bees are coming from their hives IF is good, we are happy, Aditya Kumar if it’s bad, we are sad... 10 years, Mumbai Examples of good — being rich, receiving awards, Another one is being Lord. of L9fdS o\acch official Examples of bad ~ being poor, getting hurt, Another one is when you are in a desert. Bless you a good life, not a bad one Gift this to your daughter and son Help others to make their life better IF you area kid, cate for your mother and father. ‘Om Marit 8 years, New Delhi Here iso peacock pencil cap made by our reader Aishwarya Gupta, Byeors, from Gorakhpur ‘Anwesha Palliprajna 13 years, Cuttack What Being Free Means to Me Being free means the freedom to play endlessly ‘without anybody to stop me. (Cycling through the lanes of my locality for the whole day. [love to play with water. So being free would mean playing with water and splashing water on my friends. Pragyan Choudhary 8 years, Jabalpur‘ALL OUR FRIENDS WERE THERE GRANDPA, DADAJI AND DEPRESSION |")""sur eagu WAS FEELING VERY SAD. SO By Vivek Chakravarty NONE OF US FELT LIKE PLAYING. WHY WAS RAIU SAD? KIDS, You HAVE COME BACK SOONER THAN YOUR USUAL TIME FROM THE: PARK RAJU HAS SCORED POORLY IN HIS TESTS. SO HE WAS FEELING VERY SAD. DADAII, RAJU GOT SCOLDED FOR HIS POOR PERFORMANCE BY HIS FAMILY TOO! RAJU WAS AFRAID OF BEING MOCKED, SO HE WAS NOT SPEAKING TO ANY OF US. DADAII, WHAT SHOULD’ WE DO UNDER SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES? ‘AND LONELINESS, THEY TEND TO EITHER RUN AWAY FROM THE HOUSE OR THINK OF DOING SOMETHING HARMFUL TO THEMSELVES.NOT ONLY KIDS BUT ELDERS AND EXPERIENCED PEOPLE TOO GO THROUGH THIS PHASE. DADAGL, WE KIDS TOO HAVE A LOT KIDS, WE MUST SHOWER LOVE AND AFFECTION ON THE AFFECTED. PERSON SO THAT HE DOESN'T FEEL LEFT OUT OR LONELY. FAILURES ARE A PART OF OUR LIFE. WE MUST ACCEPT THEM. YES. DID YOU KNOW THAT THE FAMOUS ACTRESS, DEEPIKA PADUKONE HAD BEEN SUFFERED DEPRESSION. FAMOUS PEOPLE WHAT HAPPENED WITH T00...., DADAIT. HER, DADAII? DEEPIKA HAD BECOME DEPRESSED AFTER - BEING SEPARATED FROM HER FRIEND. SHE DEEPIKA’S FAMILY AND FRIENDS FELT THAT THERE WAS NOTHING MORE LEFT|| |] STOOD BY HER IN THAT MOMENT IN HER LIFE AND FELT LONELY AND SAD. OF CRISIS AND ENCOURAGED HER = DADAJI, WE TOO WILL ENCOURAGE WHAT HAPPENED RAJU TO OVERCOME HIS SADNESS AND THEN, DADAJ: HELP HIM TO MINGLE WITH US AGAIN. THIS WAY YOU TWO CAN HELP HIM A LOT. WE MUST ALL WORK TOGETHER TO HELP PEOPLE TO OVERCOME THEIR DEPRESSION. Sy