(10.5.3) A Speech on Republic Day

A Speech on Republic Day (for Junior students)

Good morning everyone,

Respected principal, teachers, parents and my dear friends.

First of all, I wish you all a very happy Republic Day.

Today is 26th January and we are here to celebrate Republic Day. Republic Day is a national festival of India. We celebrate this day with great joy and pride. On this day the constitution of India came into force in 1950.

The constitution is the supreme law of our country. It was written by Dr B.R. Ambedkar. We must always respect it. Republic Day inspires us to live in peace, love and unity.

I am proud to be an Indian and I love my country very much.

Jay Hind, Jay Bharat.

 

 

(9.4.5) Classroom rules / A list of classroom rules

Classroom rules / A list of classroom rules

The teacher will say -

Good morning everyone,

Today Rakesh Sharma is with us to share classroom rules. Over to you, Rakesh.

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The student will say -

Good morning everyone,

My name is Rakesh Sharma. I am a student of class 3^rd. Today I am going to tell you the classroom rules.

Respect and obey your teachers.

Listen to the teachers carefully.

Raise your hand before speaking.

Listen when others speak.

Keep the classroom neat and clean.

Be kind and helpful.

Help your classmates.

Share your things with others.

Be on time for class.

Always do your best.

Maintain discipline in the class.

Speak politely.

Help each other.

Do not quarrel with others.

Do not make a noise in the class.

 

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