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THE EDITORIAL BOARDNakshatra VSX-BCo-EditorSubaranjana. EXII ScienceEditor In ChiefSriramXI ScienceEditor In ChiefNItin KrishnaXI ScienceCo-Editor
Greetings! from the Editorial Board, Feeling as great as it has always been! This Edition of the Quill, carrying on the legacy, is not anysurprise. The newsletter sums up the events from April 2023 toJuly 2023 and also carries the works of our talented students.From engrossing articles, poems and artworks to mind bendingpuzzles, this magazine not only serves to be a report of the pastfour months but also serves to be a platform to evince the trueskills of our fellow writers, for readers to have a great leisure. This E-Newsletter has the ultimate aim of enriching the readersthoughts and skills and also has something worth a take away atthe end. We insist the readers to have a look at the same. Lastly, the Editorial Board feels extremely glad at the successfulcompletion of this E-newsletter, which could not have beenpossible without the students’ contribution. We the ChiefEditors, takes this opportunity to express its gratefulnesstowards all those who have been a part-of, in the making of theE-newsletter.Enjoy your time with The Quill!Regards Editorial Board EDITORS NOTE
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Workshops are a great way to continuelearning the new skills and stay up-to-date onthe latest techniques and strategies.Workshops were held for teachers duringApril & May 2023.SASSCAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMSField Expert: Field Expert: Dr K Janaki Raman,Dr K Janaki Raman,Behavioral Scientist cumBehavioral Scientist cumPsychologist & Psychologist & Mental Health CouncelorMental Health Councelor
The NGP School is readying itself forexpansion...A new block ! with 'state of art' architectureis soon coming up. The Bhoomi puja washeld on 4th June,2023. SASSA NEW BEGINING !
We know that learning is not always restricted to thefour walls of a classroom or books alone.What we learn from in the outdoors or from hands-onexperiences or technology are as significant as formalindoor learning.Thus, to broaden the learning horizons of our studentsand to enhance competency in the areas of their interest,we offer Club sessions as a part of our co-scholastic SASSORIENTATION OF THE CLUBScurriculum.Orientation ofthe Clubs were held from17th to 20th April 2023.
A zero shadow day is a day on whichthe Sun does not cast a shadow of anobject at solar noon, when the sun willbe exactly at the zenith position.Zero shadow day happens twice a yearfor locations in the tropics. On April18th, 2023 the zero shadow day wasobserved.SASSZERO SHADOW DAY
The International Yoga Day was celebrated at The NGPschool on 21st June, 2023. Students demonstrated variouspostures for a healthy living.SASSSASSThe Investiture Ceremony & the Induction of the SchoolPrefects for the academic year 2023-24 was celebrated on28th of June,2023.YOGA DAYINVESTITURE CEREMONY
SASS“The NGP school's Annual sports meet-Vigour ‘23” was conducted on 28thJuly, 2023. It was yet another fabulous event conducted by The NGPians. TheChief guest of the day was Shri. Mohamed Nizammuddin, A former Asianmedalist and a National athletic coach at Indian Railways. Along with the guestour Chairman, Dr Nalla G Palaniswami, Correspondent, Dr Thavamani DPalaniswami, Director, Dr.NGP Educational Institutions, Dr.P R Muthuswamy,Academic Director, Ms Mathura V Palaniswami, CEO Dr.O.T.Buvaneswaranand principal Ms Preetha A Prakash, graced the occasion.ANNUAL SPORTS MEET Sapphire House bagged the overall Trophy for year. Ruby House bagged the March Past Trophy for year.
SACHIEVEMENTS
We are happy to announce that all our students have passedthe Board exam (100% Pass).Grade X & XII Board exam results that were declared on12th May 2023.The Management & Staff take this opportunity tocongratulate all our class X & XII students for theircommendable performance and thank our parents for theirtrust and support. SASSBOard Results
Hearty Appreciations! Aditya, you have made us allproud!Aditya. S of Grade 11 has won the 2nd place in the South Zonelevel of the National Level Camp Examination of VidyarthiVigyan Manthan VVM 2022-23.Aditya was qualified to participate at the 2 day camp held on20th and 21st May at the prestigious institute IISER,Trivandrum [INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE EDUCATION& RESEARCH, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM,KERALA].He also participated in the Srijan Internship Program held fromJuly 17th to 22nd, 2023.NGP's Science Genius
Sinddhizhai D of Grade 5 secured the 2nd place at theCoimbatore District Chess Selection Tournament held on the16th of April, 2023.SASSGRANDMASTER OF NGP
'Ted Ed Climate Action connect week took place in themonth of May 2023.Elated to inform that a few NGPians from classes 7 to 9participated in an international online interaction amongstudents from 25 plus countries.The discussions were centered on identifying climate changeissues in the community and drawing action plans. TED ED Climate edition
Students Deekshita.R and Amoha.A of Grade 9 andShruthika.S, Thankshana Sri S and Preetthika C V ofGrade 8 participated in a summer vacation program :Sustainability Accelerator program, conducted by CBSE.The Sustainability Accelerator program was aimed atcreating awareness about sustainability and equippingstudents with the green skills needed to tackle challengesrelated to sustainability.Our students were individually assigned with variousactivities and each of them have designed their ownprojects. The students are still working on their projects from May 23rd, 2033.sustainability acceleratorprogramD e e k s h it a ,A m o h a ,S h ru th ik a ,T h a n k s h a n aS r i& P re e th ik a
zero food wasteD H A N Y A ,L A K S H IT H A ,R A S H M IT H A ,A H A N Y AZero Food Waste initiative led by our Eco Club mentorshas been an incredible success.Over the past 2 months, our team has made significantprogress in instilling the habit of not wasting food amongour students by conducting awareness campaigns,regularinspections and monitoring students adhering to zero foodwaste and award them with the 'Zero food waste' Bagdges-Star of the month.Our mission will continue, Kindly support us in our GreenSchool Activity!-G for Green: Eco Club Mentors.
ARTICLES
In the year 2023, my life took a new path. I stepped into TheNGP school. It was not the first time I stepped into theschool for I had stepped into it as a guest but never as astudent, but all of that changed on the 3rd of April. I took a heavy bag with me, up the stairs to my classroom. Ikept the bag in my classroom and took small steps out intothe corridor. Filled with sadness,I stood and stared at theflag pole wondering if what I did was right? I felt a strangefear, a sink in my stomach as there was no one whom that Iknew.After a while, few students started passing by and chatteringwith one another, I felt even more lonely for my mind was ina state of extreme sadness. I felt like an odd one out like ahuman in a world of aliens. Then came a new face in a saree,'my class teacher'! Her warm smile made me feel comfortableand magical. I walked inside with a new feeling, that \"I am astudent of this school\"... but still thinking about my oldschool.A NEW LIFE IN A NEWSCHOOLAarshika. N. S6-A
The bell rang, the teacher started taking the attendanceand when my name was called, I didn’t notice it then Ipinched myself bringing me back to the present world as Ishouted, \"Present Mam\"! I knew that I will have new experiences everyday and should made up my mind to enjoy every minute of it, butstill my mental self was in my old school.The first week at the NGP school was one of the mostevergreen memories I will ever hold.I faced all kinds of positive, negative, and moderateexperiences. When I think of the NGP school.. I think of a lot ofhappenings. The library is one of those, it was filled withinformative books that held many different genres likefiction, science fiction, text books and novels. Moreover,when the library period comes, I get a kind of mentalrelaxation as my imagination floats away into the stories.Then I experienced something that I will never forget, theSTEM period! Everyone were chattering about STEM. Iwas confused ! My mind was filled with questions! I wasnot sure of what a STEM class would be like. Then we nt into the lab, the students were moving aroud to get acomfortable place. Then my teacher gave an overview ofwhat they learned last year. This gave me a brief ideahowever, I was still not sure. Now after the teacherapproached me and explained it to me, now I am eagerlywaiting for the upcoming sessions.
Then came the worldwide favourite period, The PTperiod! I personally love this fun period as it gives us some time when our bodies can undergo some helpfulmovements to be physically fit and mentally relaxed. Next came in the the most awaited period. In a vast andcool corner lays the school’s swimming pool! Everyonewere scrambling into the rooms to change their clothesbecause they couldn’t bear to waste time on theirfavourite period. So, I was also running along with them.I felt that the cool gentle waves were truly relaxing andalso learning one of the survival life skills is reallynecessary.Saturday clubs are fun in an interactive way we canacquire new skills like oration, cookery, playing thekeyboard or to sing songs etc. As I am a public speaker and a team leader already Iwanted to enhance my public speaking skills. So, I joinedthe IIMUN club to learn not only about the world but toparticipate in world-level conferences.The entire education system in NGP is different! It is veryinformative and quickly adaptable. All the teachers inschool not only help the students to acquire knowledgebut also come down to their level of understanding andhelp sort out their difficulties.
“One child, one teacher, one book and a pen have thepower of changing the world.” With this quote, I would like to conclude my thoughtsabout the NGP school.. as one of the best schools with aperfect balance of extracurriculars and curriculars.Looking forward to embrace more challenges!
I am a hodophile, meaning I love to travel. I have traveledto many places but none was quite like Coonoor. It was aone-day trip with my parents and sister. We started from our home as early as 6:30 AM. Theserene town of Coonoor was just a two-hours drive frommy house. For much of the drive, I was watching with awe the lushgreen sceneries the hill station offered. On the way, westopped at a few places to click photos. One such locationwas Laws Falls which was located just alongside the road.Proceeding higher.We first went to the Dolphin NoseViewpoint. I was amazed by the breathtaking landscape. My sister and I kept taking pictures for such a long timethat our parents- literally- had to pull us to the car. Ournext destination, Lamb’s Rock, was just a few kilometresaway. We had to climb the mountain on stone steps to getto the viewpoint. The climb was very tiring, but as thesaying goes “The best view comes after the hardestclimb”. We then proceeded to Sim’s Park. Even if theflowers were lovely, I did not enjoy them because of thehuge crowd.TRAVEL DIARIESA TRIP TO COONOORNakshatra V.SX-B
We then went to Catherine Falls. We had to trekthrough forests and tea gardens to reach it. The trekseemed to go on and on. After 3km of walking,climbing, and crawling through the hills, we finallyreached the waterfall. I have to say that it was worththe climb. We did not get many pictures because wewere too busy splashing the ice-cold water on eachother. After returning from the falls, we ate our packedlunch under a tree. By the time we were done with ourfood, it started drizzling ever so lightly. My fathersuggested so we took a drive through Wellington. Wesaw the neat streets of Wellington and of course, thetranquil Wellington lake. We then drove through Kodanad estate. When I lookedaround, all I could see were acres and acres of teaplantations. We reached our final destination, theKodanad viewpoint. I could see the beautiful hills anda big city amidst them which I later came to know wasMettupalayam. We then started our drive downhill. Idrifted into an exhausted slumber in the backseat ofour car, dreaming about the serene mountains and thepanoramic views.
“Chandrayaan-3 Carrying Hopes Of 1.4 billion Indians\"-Foreign Affairs Minister“New Chapter In India's Space Odyssey”- PM Modi OnChandrayaan-3 Launch“ISRO’s next leap to the moon” – The HinduThe GSLV mark 3(LVM 3) was launched on 14th July 2023carrying one of the most prestigious missions as well as thehopes and expectations of people around the world. It is thethird lunar exploration mission planned by ISRO (IndianSpace and research organisation). It contains a lander and arover (Pragyan) like the Chandrayaan 2. However, it doesnot contain an orbiter since the Chandrayaan 2’s orbiter isstill operating. The estimated landing date is 23rd August2023, from when the Pragyan rover will explore the rockysurface of the Moon for 1 lunar day or 14 earth days. THE THIRD BOOK OFTHE CHANDRAYAANSERIES -CHANDRAYAAN 3Thriptika. SXI - C
This mission will be tremendously helpful to conduct in-siteexperiments and observations which will help us understandour natural satellite much better. If this mission issuccessful then India will be the 4th country in the world tosoft-land a rover on the moon. While we conducted theChandrayaan 2 mission, we were just one step away fromsuccess. The ISRO team unfortunately lost contact with thelander just 2.1 km from the moon's surface. Regardless, it is needful to understand that this mission isvery challenging as it is very difficult to soft-land on themoon. The first 10 attempts to the moon by the US and theUSSR failed for a variety of reasons. The Soviet Unionfinally succeeded in landing its Luna 9 probe softly on themoon, after 11 failed soft-landing attempts in February1966 and the US successfully landed its Surveyor 1 lander atthe first attempt, in April 1967. Only two nations havesuccessfully landed on the moon on their first attempt.The chandrayaan 3 has many obstacles to clear but for all,we know that the hard work of the Indian scientists will notgo in vain!The chandrayaan 3 is said to be one of the most cost-effective space missions compared to its predecessors. Withan estimated budget of just 615 crores, it is funny how ourscientists can conduct a space mission with a budget lesserthan that of Bollywood and Hollywood movies!
We believe that Chandryaan 3 will continue the league andunequivocally make significant achievements. Furthermore,it will benefit us in preparing for the Lunar PolarExploration Mission (LUPEX), also known asChandrayaan-4. It is an extraordinary mission planned by ISRO and JAXAwhich is based on a planned robotic lunar mission concept,which would be sent to the south region of the moon and isplanned for launch by 2026-28. We look forward to theremarkable achievements made as the Chandryaan seriescontinues to prevail and what the upcoming chapters holdfor us!The Chandrayaan 1 proved to be a huge success, as it madethe discovery of lunar water and recorded the evidence! TheChandrayaan 2 orbiter is still operating and giving usworthful information!
SOCIETY VS PSEUDOFEMINISM Priti. K Grade XI Earth, being a home for humans, is the sweetest one. It is ahome for two distinct and equal identities that are male andfemale. But this equality is breached due to the creation ofhierarchy among humans. Society has people with goodintentions and minds, but it has a dark side too. For years,society was submerged in the vessel of patriarchy. Maybe,society had a partnership with the patriarchy. Even thoughit sounds funny, it could be true.There were opinions that were diverse, different, and indeedconflicting with each other. Feminism, the belief in fullsocial, economic and political equality for women, was onesuch opinion that turned into many waves of massmovements. For example, the recent #MeTooMovement It. had taken many years to demolish, to an extent, thepreconceived prejudices against women that had been builtso strongly in the past. But, in recent years, there emerged the devil in the room -Pseudo feminism. It is the false or fake feminism, whereinwomen show extreme hatred towards men and eventuallydemean them. In the name of feminists, pseudo-feminists doexist in the society.
The pseudo-feminists, although constitute a meagre portionof the feminists, they have damaged the image of feministsand their objectives. According to the data given byNational Crime Records Bureau, 2014-15: out of 25,000rape cases, 76% are falseThis has adversely impacted thelives of men, which has even led to many suicide cases. Pseudo-feminism must stay away, as it is a nightmare. So,we have to revive the true feminism back. Therefore, theidea of pseudo-feminism must shed its leaves for a lushgreen feminism in the society.
This country is in Europe, between the Arctic Ocean andthe North Atlantic Ocean, Northeast of Canada andNorthwest of Iceland. Did you guess it? Yes, It'sGreenland. Greenland is known as the 'land of the midnight Sun.' TheSun is visible to people throughout the day, including thenight. Interesting, isn’t it? The people in Greenland are called Inuits. They have aunique look because of the snow. They are known fortheir hospitality and kindness. Another cool fact aboutGreenland is that there are no trains and no highways. Itis the country of Helicopters. Here you only travel by airor by sea or by sledges pulled by dogs! Its natural beautyhas always fascinated me. I would love to go skiing as it is one of my favouritethings to do. I feel Greenland is worth going to. And notmany people wish to visit Greenland, but not me! Iassure you that Greenland is more exciting than youthink!MY DREAMCOUNTRY !Avantika. SV - C
Cricket has always been the most popular sport in India,but it's time to pay attention to football too. The Indianfootball team has been improving and deservesrecognition.India is witnessing the growing importance for Football,especially with the Indian Super League - ISL starting in2014. The league had attracted international players andhelped us to promote this game in our country.The national football team, known as the Blue Tigers,has been making progress. While they haven't reachedthe FIFA World Cup, they had done well intournaments like the AFC Asian Cup and the SouthAsian Football Federation - SAFF Championship.Including 2019 and the current year 2023, they have nowwon the SAFF Championship for nine times, led bycaptain Sunil Chhetri. This victory inspired youngplayers and showed the potential of Indian football.\"Is it time to switchfrom Cricket?\"Sanjutha KXI A
The Indian Women's Football Team has also beenimpressivly performing. They have won gold medals inthe South Asian Games and performed well in the AFCWomen's Asian Cup qualifiers. They have changed theperception of women's football in our country.Football is not just a sport; it can bring communitiestogether, inspire youth and create social change. Whilecricket is always loved in India, we should also supportfootball. By investing in infrastructure and grassrootdevelopments, we can unlock the potential of the sportand make India a football loving nation.While it's not yet time to completely abandon Cricket,it's important to acknowledge and prioritize theattention that football rightfully deserves. Let's support the Indian football team, celebrate theirvictories, and embrace the beautiful game alongsidecricket. It will be an exciting journey of passion andresilience.
Inventions in the modern world that amazed me.Modern Marvels of 3D Printers: A Gateway to EndlessOpportunitiesWelcome to the world of 3D printers, where dreams transforminto reality! 3D printing technology has made a great revolution not only inthe manufacturing industry but also in many more sectors. Do you know that Nokia, the Finnish tech giant used 3Dprinting to manufacture its Lumia 820 model? A bridge in Amsterdam was 3D printed by a Dutch companyin 2017. Isn’t it astonishing to hear these things? M.Pariddhivelan VII - A
That is how I felt when I heard it. Before going deep into the topic, let us see how 3D printersprints 3-dimensional objects. 3D printing or additivemanufacturing is the construction of a three-dimensionalobject from a CAD model or a digital 3D model.It can be done in a variety of processes in which material isdeposited, joined, or solidified under computer control, withthe material being added together, typically layer by layer.The 3D model can be designed by using a software likeTinkercad, a free open-source software developed byAutodesk mostly used by beginners andstudents. The model is then converted into an STL file (the file storing the model’s information) which again is converted into Gcode, which is aspecific code containing exact instructions for the printerwhich then can be printed.But why is the demand for 3D printers increasing day by day?One of the main reasons for people’s attention towards 3Dprinters is their ability to bring imagination to life. Frommanufacturing industries to prosthetics, it has found variousapplications in multiple fields. Another important reason isthat it can produce plastics, metals, ceramics, and evenorganic compounds with fewer resources as compared to vastresources used in the industries of the 20th century thatgenerated massive wastage and pollution.
The world of 3D printers is a realm where imaginationknows no bounds. These incredible machines havetransformed the way we create, customize, and innovate.From personalized designs to rapid prototyping, 3D printershave unlocked a universe of possibilities.With all these, we can conclude that 3D printers have madeimagination into reality!
Nature is probably referred to as Mother Nature because of theselfless services it provides to sustain the human race on thisplanet. It provides us with food. Water,shelter and all the othermaterials that have made our lives much easier. Though we actand pollute nature for our needs and greed, mother nature stillgives its best for its children. The law of nature is designed in apattern of ceaseless motion and every change brought by us is anatural process and is irreversible and leads towards a state ofdecay. Not to forget the fact that the Earth is polluted andabused today as we have forgotten its importance.Hence, as humans, we must accept our responsibility and our illbehaviour towards Mother Nature and change our way ofthinking for the common good of all this would serve as the firstand fundamental step of a mutual relationship between humanand nature.Mahatma Gandhi once said “The Earth has enough resourcesfor every man’s need but not for one man’s greed”. This mostoften quoted phrase by Gandhi ji depicts his concern for natureand environment. So from this we must remember that we donot inherit the Earth from our ancestors but we borrow it fromour children and make a sound investment on conserving natureSave Nature!Furnish the Future!Theja senthilvel VI A
How to Manage Hardships Hardships are common in everyone’s lives. Unless you lived under a rock since your life began, youwould’ve definitely had some difficult times. These aresupposed to make one tougher and more resilient. However, ifone deals with hardships poorly, it can have a negative impacton your physical, mental and emotional well-being. It causesstress, anxiety, and depression, which in turn lead to healthproblems, loss of productivity and efficiency, and poordecision-making skills. It can take a toll on one’s social life as awhole.From what I’ve experienced, these are the best ways to dealwith your hardships.Sharing them with your loved ones: One of the biggest blunderswe make is not involving others in our hard times. We may beshy to approach our family or friends regarding this, butsharing it with them will help you with dealing with the pain.This is because, sharing your grief with your loved ones meansthey take part in your pain, and they help cheer you up. Pranav AXI B
Cry until you have no tears left: We’ve all been subjected tothis stereotype - either from our parents or others - “You area boy, don’t cry!” or “You are no longer a baby! Don’t cry!”We need to realise that crying is, after all, a natural humanemotion. It is our body’s way of getting rid of the pain. Socrying will help relieve your mental burden. If you feel shy tocry in front of others, then go to a secluded place, preferablyyour bathroom, lock yourself, cry all you want to, then washyour face. This way, nobody will know that you cried, andyou will not be judged, whilst still helping to relieve yourpain.Get a distraction: When you’re feeling down, doingsomething you love to do will often help lift your spirits up.If your mind gets distracted from the cause of youremotional suffering, you will feel much better. Getting a newhobby, or helping out your parents with the cooking or thechores are ways in which you can get your mind off of thestress. Alternatively, you can also watch a new movie oryour favorite YouTuber’s latest video, or play some videogames. The first two options are recommended, as the latterhas chances of getting addicted.
Reflect on yourself: What makes you feel bad? What is thecause of your hardship? What can be done to eradicate it? Howcan you deal with it? Answering such questions to yourself willhelp get rid of stress and anxiety. You could also seek advicefrom others regarding thisBeing Healthy: Controversial to popular belief, eating healthy,getting regular exercise and good sleep create progress towardyour emotional healing process. Many of us resort to relievingour stress on junk food and losing our sleep. But healthy foodsand regular exercise will compensate for the ill effects of stresson your body. Good sleep will do the same for both your physical and mentalwell-being. Therefore, we need to acknowledge the importanceof sleep. Regardless of whether you eat healthily or get regularexercise, you should get at least 6.5 hours of sleep every day.Many people lose their sleep overthinking about theirhardships. This will alter one’s circadian rhythm and lead to adecrease in productivity and efficiency in energy production.Therefore, controlling your thoughts before you go to sleep isabsolutely essential.Following these tips will help you heal from your pain quicker,and make you emotionally stronger. You will find yourself ableto deal with any type of problem that comes your way. Overall,this will greatly improve your life! So remember to stay happyand healthy always.
Lightning Lightning up so high,Flashing gracefully in the sky.Thoughts of rain in my mind,While thunder sneaks up from behind.Our folk tell us to look away,But its beauty lies in the sway.Giving a dance in the midnight,What we think is earth’s nightlight.A majestic entity of mother earth,West to south and east to north.Swaying around with the breeze,Dazzling as always, never fails to please.Some of peace and some of fury,Judgmental always like a grand jury.Here and there, where don't they bend,Always with us till the end...Lightning Lightning up so high,Flashing gracefully in the sky.Thoughts of rain in my mind,While thunder sneaks up from behind.Our folk tell us to look away,But its beauty lies in the sway.Giving a dance in the midnight,What we think is earth’s nightlight.A majestic entity of mother earth,West to south and east to north.Swaying around with the breeze,Dazzling as always, never fails to please.Some of peace and some of fury,Judgmental always like a grand jury.Here and there, where don't they bend,Always with us till the end...The thought ofLightning in my mindRohan RavikumarXII Science
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Origami PaperCrane Required Supplies8 1/2-inch x 11-inch paper cut into 8 1/2 inch x8 1/2 inch paper.Step 1Make square baseAn origami crane begins with asquare base. Place your papercolored side up. Fold in halfdiagonally and open. Then fold inhalf along the diagonal the otherway. Turn the paper over to the opposite side. Fold the paper in half, creasewell and open. Then, fold again in the other direction.Using the creases you have just made, bring the top three corners downtoward the bottom of the paper. Flatten the model to complete yoursquare base.
Step 2To turn your square base into abird base, fold the top left andright flaps into the center andunfold. Fold the top of the modeldownward to create a horizontalfold that connects the diagonalfolds you just made. Crease well,and then unfold. When you arefinished, your paper should looklike the photo to the left.Step 3Open the upper flap, pressing thesides of the model inwards at thesame time. Flatten down,creasing well. When you arefinished, your crane should looklike the photo to the left.To complete the bird base, turnthe model over and repeat thepetal folds in Step 3 and 4 on theother side.
Step 4Fold top flaps into the center asshown in the photo. Flip yourorigami crane over, then repeatthis step on the other sideStep 5Fold both \"legs\" of your origamicrane up as shown in the photo.Unfold.Step 6Inside reverse fold the legs alongthe creases you just made tocreate a head and tail for yourcrane. Fold the wings down tocomplete your origami crane.
Q: Why was the Math book sad? Ans: Because it had so many Problems.Q: How did Benjamin Franklin feel when he discovered electricity?Ans: Shocked!Q: Why are frogs so happy?Ans: They eat whatever bugs them. Q: What did the pen say to the pencil?Ans: What's your point??Q: Where do pencils go on vacation?Ans: Pencil-vaniaQ: Why shouldn't you write with a broken pencil?Ans: It's pointlessQ: How do you talk to a giant? Ans: Use big wordsQ: What is the tallest building in the entire world?Ans: The Library, because it has so many storiesQ: What kind of school do you go to if you're an ice cream man?Ans: Sundae school.Classroom JokesASTHRA SATHESH Class: 4 A
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