Dressing Up a Sentence

Colour Codes:- 

Adjectives - Purple

Verbs/Adverbs - Blue    

Noun - Green 

Monkey:

1.The big, furious monkey jumped furiously on the trampoline.

2.The goofy, silly monkey jumped merrily and hugged me in the circus.

3.The small, adorable monkey shyly giggled on the tree top.

4.The naughty, furry monkey brutally attacked Iman in the forest.

5.The brown, tiny, cute, playful, happy and wise monkey jumped playfully on the Etihad plane.

Dog:

1.My adorable, cheeky, little dog ran swiftly back home.

2.My tall, grey, obedient dog excitedly ran to my grandma in Arizona.

3.My aunt’s cute dog, Cookie, would hastily eat tasty biscuits right out of my hand.

4.My neighbour’s dog, Kiko is so wise and playful that he would hurriedly rush to rescue someone who fell down.

5.At my grandmother’s place in India, there used to be lots of noisy stray dogs which would bark deafeningly all night long.

- Padmini Vinod -Grade 3F

I Discovered Mars

When I was 5 years old, I saw the picture of Neil Armstrong who walked on the moon on a lower gravity level. I developed an avid interest in becoming a space explorer. 

One day, I was excited to watch an online video on YouTube by a NASA astronaut Scott Kelly who gave a fascinating talk about life of an astronaut in space. That day, I dressed myself in a space suit and imagined that I was walking on the moon. I dreamt that I received a call from NASA saying, “You have been chosen to join our team to explore Mars”. 

The next day, I packed my bag and sat in a huge rocket. I took control of the entire spaceship and collected information about Mars. We returned back safely and I gave all the data about my adventure to the NASA officer. 

I was very happy to receive an award for all my hard work as an astronaut. But when I woke up from this beautiful dream, I had a wish for this dream to come true!

Hetansh Sangani, Grade 3C

Student Artwork

 Advika, Grade 2G

Student Artwork

 Aadhya Sri Dalvai, Grade 2

Roads of the Future

 

Artworks by Students

 Pavishna Venugopal, Grade 3G

Aadhya Sri Dalavai, Grade 2G 

Tribute to my Motherland

  

Alhan Wahsalan, One and all. Here I stand with pride , On the Burj Khalifa , big and tall. With four colours in my hand, I stand  here  to draw the flag Of my UAE Homeland. 

December second is here again, Triumphs of celebration will echo again. Thousands laid down their lives so that Our country can celebrate this day, Never forget their sacrifices..

Happy 52nd UAE National Day!

By- Ms.  Arti Munshi

Hermione’s Adventure

Hermione was curious young Emirati girl who loved exploring the world around her. She lived in Abu Dhabi with her family, but her adventurous spirit often took her to new places. One day she heard about a mysterious island off the coast of Abu Dhabi that nobody had ever explored before. Intrigued, Hermione decided to embark on a journey to uncover the secrets of the island.

As she set sail, Hermione felt a sense of excitement and anticipation. She packed her backpack with all the essentials she would need. When she reached the island, she was amazed by its beauty. The sand was white and the water was crystal clear. As Hermione explored the island she noticed that there were strange markings on the rocks and the trees. She followed the markings until she came across a cave. Inside the cave, she found a chest. Hermione opened it and was surprised to see a golden key. Hermione tried the key in the lock of a nearby door. It opened and she was surprised to find herself in a room full of treasure. But as soon as she touched it ,she heard a voice saying, “You have passed the test. You have proven yourself worthy of the treasure.” 

Hermione realized that the island was a test of her character and that the treasure was not the real prize. The real prize was her discovery of the importance of honesty, integrity and perseverance. She returned home with a newfound appreciation for the values and culture of the UAE.

In conclusion Hermione’s adventure on the mysterious island not only brought her treasures but also taught her valuable lessons about Emirati culture and values. The unexpected twist at the end of the story is the importance of integrity and perseverance, values that are deeply ingrained in Emirati culture.

By: Swara Zanje

Grade: 3G

ARTWORKS BY STUDENTS

Swara Suhas Zanje

Faith Lobo, Grade 3B

Darsh Goel, Grade 3G

Aradhya Ranjan, Grade 3E