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My birthday was on May 30. I got lots of lovely presents from my mother, father, brother, grandmother and friends. I gave small gifts to my friends too. In the evening I went to the Children’s Park with my cousins and family members. I enjoyed there very much. After that, I cut my cake with my family members. That was a memorable day in my life.
Nethya Stephnie (Grade 2), St. Bridget’s Convent
Library
In a library you get a variety of books. There is a section for books like Science, Maths, Dinosaurs and Storybooks. You can borrow books if you want to read at home. There are some books that you cannot borrow that are called reference books. You get libraries in schools or else you can go to a public library. If you are going to a library you need to have a membership card. In the library you have to be quiet.
Sneha Kadirgamarajah (10 years), Stafford Int. School
My grandma
My grandmother’s name is Nalani Thatatha Rupasinghe. She is living in Texas in America. She came recently to Sri Lanka. Last week she visited us. She is kind and good. She is very beautiful. She is very fair but she is not tall at all. She is my mother’s mum.
She had brought dresses, shoes, necklaces and a beautiful wristwatch for my sis and also I got some crayons, alice-bands, a bunny and chocolates. I want to thank her and I love her too. May the Triple Gem bless her and I wish her a long life.
Her birthday is on June 24 and I wish her a very Happy Birthday.
Bhagya Gajadheera (7 years), Colombo Int.
My ambition
My ambition is to become a teacher. It is the noblest profession in the world. The teacher does a great service to the society. He produces well-disciplined and useful citizens.
People who choose teaching as their profession are fortunate because they can serve the country and also earn a living at the same time. The future of the younger generation depends on the education they receive. The teacher guides them in the correct path.
Teaching is not a monotonous job. Unlike working in a miserable place like a hospital, the teacher is always with the young ones with smiling faces. So he spends his time happily. The teacher is respected by everyone. He leads an exemplary life. Because of these reasons, I like to be a teacher.
Amana Ismail (Grade 9), Lexicon Int. School
My school
My school is Musaeus College. It is in Colombo 7. My school is very big and very beautiful. It is a girls’ school. Our principal is Madam Dandeniya.
I am in Grade 1F and my class teacher is Mrs. Mangala. My school has a big auditorium and a swimming pool.
I love my school very much.
Shenalie Mendis (6 years), Musaeus College
My pet
My pet is a cat. Its name is Rosy. It is very nice. It drinks milk. Rosy catches mice. She has sharp claws. Rosy is white in colour. She plays ball with me. I love my pet.
Shiza Shaiyan (8 years), Colombo 14
Dreaming
I once dreamt about Ninja Hattori. It was fun. When you are half asleep, you start to dream. When you are dreaming, you will see bad dreams. Those are called nightmares. When you see good dreams, you call those sweet dreams. Sometimes you laugh and cry in your dreams.
I love to dream.
Sanithu Hikkaduwage (7 years), D. S. Senanayake College
My father
My father’s name is Sohan Peiris. He is forty three years old. He is very kind and caring. He works at Commercial Bank.
May God bless my father on Father’s Day and always.
Jessica Peiris (Grade 3), Bishop’s College
All that glitters is not gold
Gold is a bright and shining metal. There are other metals which are equally shining and bright but they have no quality. Similarly, there are many things in the world which are not what they seem.
This is true of human beings also. There are many persons who seem to be good persons but they do many evil things. So, we cannot judge a man from his appearance. An innocent looking man may be a cheat. A man with a smile on his face may do some harm to us. A man, who says that he is our best friend, may stab us in the back. We should not be mislead by the outward show.
Nehaa Rajamohan (11 years), Methodist College
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