📚 10-DAY READING FLUENCY PRACTICE

Students who need improvement in English/Hindi reading must complete this practice.

✅ Read 1 paragraph 5 times daily
✅ Parents must listen and sign every day
✅ Complete the practice for 10 days
✅ Submit the completed document to the Library
✅ Reading will be checked for the next improvement level

👨‍👩‍👧 Dear Parents: Please focus on your child's reading practice. Good reading and understanding skills support progress in all academic subjects.

📥 OPEN READING PRACTICE FILES

📖 READ → REPEAT → IMPROVE → LEARN BETTER 🌟

BOOK REVIEW

📚 BOOK REVIEW WITH SKIT 🎭
A New Way to Inspire Reading!

✨ Bringing Books to Life Through Student Performance ✨

To make book reviews more interesting, interactive and enjoyable, students presented a creative Book Review with Skit based on Sudha Murty's popular children's book The Magic of the Lost Temple.

Instead of presenting a traditional book review, students became the characters of the story and brought a small part of the book alive on stage.

Through the characters of Nooni, Ajji, Friend and Narrator, the students introduced the audience to a fascinating world of adventure, curiosity, friendship, Indian culture and history without revealing the complete mystery of the story.

🎭 THE IDEA WAS SIMPLE

Don't just tell students about a good book —
make them curious enough to READ IT!

📖 “Want to know what they discovered?
Read the book and discover the magic!”

🌟 Why is this activity special?

This innovative activity combines Reading + Book Review + Drama + Creativity + Communication Skills.

While performing the story, students develop reading comprehension, confidence, teamwork, creativity and presentation skills.

Most importantly, the skit creates curiosity among other students and encourages them to visit the library, pick up the book and discover the complete story themselves.

💡 READ IT → ACT IT → REVIEW IT → RECOMMEND IT

Through this approach, a book review becomes more than a summary — it becomes an experience that inspires another reader.

📚 Book: The Magic of the Lost Temple
✍️ Author: Sudha Murty
🎭 Activity: Book Review with Skit
💡 Concept: Creative Reading Promotion Activity
🎯 Goal: Creating curiosity and encouraging students to read books

📸 Glimpses of the Book Review Skit

🎬 Watch the Complete Book Review Skit

See how students brought The Magic of the Lost Temple alive on stage!

▶ WATCH THE SKIT ON YOUTUBE

📚 “Bring the book to the stage,
and bring the reader to the book.” 📖✨

READ 📖 | ACT 🎭 | REVIEW ✍️ | RECOMMEND 🌟

📚 NATIONAL LIBRARIAN’S DAY 2026 – QUIZ WINNERS 🏆

On the occasion of National Librarian’s Day – 12 August 2026, an Online Quiz Competition was organized to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan, Father of Library Science in India.

🏆 Congratulations to Our Winners!

🥇 1st Position – Deevith S

Score: 13,800 | Correct: 23/30

🥈 2nd Position – Jonathan Babu

Score: 13,200 | Correct: 22/30

🥉 3rd Position – Mohith M

Score: 12,600 | Correct: 21/30

👏 Heartiest congratulations to all the winners and participants!

Your enthusiastic participation reflects the true spirit of reading, learning and knowledge sharing.

📊 Other Participants – Check Your Result

All other participants can view their quiz result, score and performance here.

📋 VIEW YOUR RESULT

📖 READ | LEARN | THINK | QUIZ | GROW 🌱

📚 Happy National Librarian’s Day! 📚

📚 National Librarian’s Day – 12 August 2026

📚 National Librarian’s Day – 12 August 2026 

Celebrating the Birth Anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan

12 August is celebrated in India as National Librarian’s Day to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan, popularly known as the Father of Library Science in India.

Dr. S. R. Ranganathan was born on 12 August 1892. His remarkable contribution to library science, classification, cataloguing, library education and the development of libraries in India continues to inspire librarians and readers even today.

🌟 Dr. S. R. Ranganathan

Dr. S. R. Ranganathan played a pioneering role in developing modern library science in India. His famous work “The Five Laws of Library Science”, published in 1931, provided a simple but powerful philosophy for libraries.

📖 The Five Laws of Library Science

1. Books are for use.
Books are meant to be read and used, not simply kept on shelves.

2. Every reader his/her book.
Every reader has different interests and information needs.

3. Every book its reader.
Every book has a reader who may benefit from it.

4. Save the time of the reader.
Library services should help readers find the information they need quickly.

5. Library is a growing organism.
A library continuously grows and changes according to the needs of its users and society.

These five laws remain relevant even in today's digital library environment.

📚 Why Do We Celebrate National Librarian’s Day?

National Librarian’s Day is an occasion to celebrate the importance of:

📖 Books and Reading
📚 Libraries and Knowledge
💡 Learning and Curiosity
🌐 Digital Information
🧠 Knowledge Sharing

It is also a day to remember the contribution of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan and his vision for the development of libraries in India.

“A library is a growing organism.”
— Dr. S. R. Ranganathan

🏆 National Librarian’s Day Quiz Competition

To celebrate National Librarian’s Day 2026, a special Online Quiz Competition has been organized for students.

🎯 Test your knowledge.
📚 Learn something new.
🏆 Participate honestly.

🔗 Quiz Link

👉 Join the Quiz:
https://wayground.com/join?gc=48706649

📌 Instructions

• Enter your Name and Class correctly.
• Attempt the quiz honestly.
• Read each question carefully.
• Complete the quiz within the given time.
• Do not use unfair means.
• Participate with enthusiasm and enjoy the learning!

🌟 Let's Celebrate the World of Books!

READ 📖 | LEARN 💡 | THINK 🧠 | QUIZ 🏆 | GROW 🌱

📚 Happy National Librarian’s Day 2026! 🇮🇳

RPW-1 2026-27

 Reading Promotion Week – Week 1

6–10 July 2026 | Classes I–VIII

Reading Promotion Week–1 was organised with the aim of developing joyful reading habits, vocabulary, creativity and confidence among students. A variety of engaging activities were conducted, including story telling, my favorite character, comic strip, Reading Bingo Challenge, Vocabulary Hunter, Book Cipher, Mystery Book Challenge and Read & Win Championship. Students explored books, discovered new words, solved reading-based challenges and shared their reading experiences.

The Reading Bingo Challenge added special excitement, encouraging students to complete different reading tasks and showcase their participation through short video submissions. Overall, the week witnessed enthusiastic participation and helped strengthen a positive reading culture and love for books among students.

📚 Read • Explore • Create • Share • Grow 📚

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