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  SELECTED PROVERBS – SET 3          11. a. Keep your mouth shut and ears open.                b. Knowledge is power..                  c.     Kindness begets kindness.                     d.   Know thyself.           12. a. Look before you leap.                    b. Laughter is the best medicine                      c. Live and let live.                   ...

  SELECTED PROVERBS – SET 2        6. a. Forgive and forget           b. First come, first served          c. A friend in need is a friend indeed           d. failures are the stepping stones to success         7.   a. God helps those who help   themselves.             b. Great minds think alike.              c. Give credit where it is due              d. Good advice is beyond price.         8. a. Health is wealth             b. Honesty is the best policy.            c. Haste ma...

  SELECTED PROVERBS –SET 1   1 a. An apple a day keeps the doctor away b. Affection blinds reason. c. All that glitters is not gold d. A stitch in time saves nine e. Action makes dreams come true   2 a. Better late than never. b. Barking dogs seldom bite c. Bad news travels fast. d. Beggars cannot be choosers   3 . a. Cleanliness is next to godliness. b. Charity begins at home c. Christmas comes but once a year. d. Children are what you make them   4 a. Doing is better than saying. b. Do unto others as you would like them to do unto you. c. Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched d. Dig a well before you are thirsty   5 a. Everyday is not Sunday b. Every cloud has a silver lining. c. Every dog has his day d. Exception proves the rule   20 proverbs selected for their   simplicity in sentence Our members may try to find equivalent   proverbs   [or sayings]  ...

  DO   AND  LEARN MATHS 1.       Short demo of   school-level   geometry 2.     Talk of pie day in schools   -   22/7 instead of   3/14 3.     Get help from PTI sir   FOR MANY IDEAS – ascending,   descending , odd-even way of team formation,   rows and columns,   samaroopa and sarvasama ,   samaanthara   concepts 4.     from PTI sir   -     rectangle to square   etc    maximise 5.     pythogo......   spiral on the ground and on graph sheet 6.     sq. Root    using    pythogo......   7.     many cut and paste ideas from   craft   teacher –eg area of circle 8.     actually every formula can be   understood and practised by   DO-AND-LEARN METHOD 9.     actually every construction ...

  " Go fly a kite " is an American idiom used to rudely tell someone to go away, leave you alone, or stop being a nuisance. It functions as an imperative, similar to " get lost " or "jump in a lake," typically used when annoyed by someone's persistence or criticism.   Examples in Context: ·         Annoyance:  "You are so annoying. Just go fly a kite". ·         Rejection of advice:  "When he kept asking, she told him to go fly a kite". ·         Dismissing a salesperson:  "A guy came to my door selling some weird coupon subscription. I told him to go fly a kite". ·         Sassy response:  "If you're not helping, just go fly a kite". ·         Handling criticism:  "When someone rudely criticized her artwork, she retorted with a sassy smile, 'Why don't you go fly...

  I want to GIVE here , a short account of my friend’s ‘ Table Manners ’ .            He was an middle class person. He wanted his children to get rid of fear of English which he saw all around him. So the program started when they were very young ( five! perhaps) soon after they knew names of things around them in their own language.            Every night family eats together, My friend asks what is there today. The home maker replies both in their language and English. During meal time children have to ask : Rice please – then they get rice – Brinjal(Egg plant) sambar please- potato BHAJI please- My friend will scatter a few more words.            ‘This is very tasty today’,                      ‘This needs more salt’, ...