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Respect: Declamation Speeches
Respect: Declamation Speeches
RESPECT
Respected Teachers and my dear friends,
We all use the word respect quite often. But what does it mean? It
means esteem for the worth or excellence of a person.
Thirdly we should respect the law, our government, our nation, our
national anthem and our national flag. We should always remember with
thanks all those people who sacrificed so much for our nation’s freedom.
Finally let it be noted that love and respect go hand in hand. The
Bible says that a husband should love and respect his wife and the wife
in turn must respect her husband.
So let us respect all people who come our way–even those who hold a
different opinion than ours!
HEALTHY HABITS
Respected teachers and my dear friends,
It is said that you sow a habit and you reap a character; sow a character
and you reap a destiny.”
Yes friends, our habits form our future. So let us cultivate healthy
habits.
Spiritual habits
include praying to God when we get up in the morning and thanking him
for the gift of a new day. We should also pray when we start to study to
ask God to give us wisdom to learn.
Physical habits
include brushing our teeth in the morning, taking bath properly and
wearing clean dress. We should also spend some time playing in the
outdoors so that our bodies stay healthy and strong.
Educational habits
include reading and studying well, listening to teachers, doing
homework and going to school regularly. We should try to take part in
all the activities of the school as it will help to improve our personality.
Social habits
include obeying our parents, respecting elders, smiling when we greet
people and being happy. These help to develop leadership qualities too.
Thank you.