Genre/Topic: Memory, Study skills
You have already learned an interesting memory technique. Do you remember it? It was called the linking method. Now we’re going to learn the peg memory system. It is a very special way to remember things.
True value of friendship
Genre/Topic: Care, Friendship, Making and keeping friends
Let’s read a beautiful story about true friendship. The story teaches us about how a friend should help another friend who is in need. This lesson teaches us the value of true friendship.
Brother and sister
Genre/Topic: Overcoming sibling rivalry, Relationship building skills
Sisters and brothers can be your best friends and your worst enemies. Sometimes you get along well and sometimes you argue. This is all part of growing up together! Read on…
Smart learning techniques
Genre/Topic: Photographic spelling, Study skills
How do you learn the names of planets? You see the pictures of planets or watch a video about them (use of eyes). You say the names of planets out loud and listen (use of ears). You draw pictures of the planets and write about them (use of hands). That’s called multi-sensory learning. Let’s learn […]
How to be a good volunteer
Genre/Topic: Contribution, Service, Volunteering knowledge and skills
Volunteering is fun and rewarding as well as a very responsible thing to do. It’s not just about showing up, doing some little things and having a good time. Here’s some advice on how to make the most of your volunteer work.
Making choices
Genre/Topic: Critical thinking, Decision-making
You come across many situations where you have to make a choice. You have to decide what is right and what isn’t. If you make a good choice, the result is always good. When you make a wrong choice, you get bad results. This lesson teaches us to make the right choices to get good […]
Competition and comparison
Genre/Topic: Belief, Social skills, Understanding
Some people say competition is a good thing, some say it’s bad and that you should never engage in any kind of competition whatsoever. Is competition bad for your personality? Is it good for your success? Let’s learn how to use competition and comparison to our advantage.
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