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 (1) Write a Report on Heavy Rainfall in your Area

Date: September 12, 2024  

Location: Kheda

In the last two days, our area has experienced heavy rainfall, causing several issues for people and the environment. The weather forecast had warned us of possible heavy rains. Dark clouds covered the sky, and thunder and lightning could be heard frequently.

Effects of Rainfall

1. Flooding: The constant rain has caused flooding in low-lying areas. Water has entered some houses and shops, and streets have become difficult to walk through. In some places, drains have overflowed, adding to the problem.

2. Traffic Problems: Due to waterlogged roads, traffic jams have become common.

3. School Closures: Many schools, including ours, have declared a holiday because of the weather. This was done to ensure students' safety, as commuting in such conditions is risky.

4. Electricity Disruptions: In some areas, there have been power cuts because of the rain. This has affected daily activities, with people unable to charge their phones or use lights and fans.

In Conclusion, The heavy rainfall has affected our area in many ways, but the community is working together to deal with the challenges. We hope the rain will stop soon, and life will return to normal.

[YOUR NAME]

[CLASS]


(2) Write a report on Teacher's Day Celebration in your School.


Date: September 5, 2024  

Venue: School Auditorium  

Class: 8th Grade  

On September 5, 2024, our school celebrated Teacher's Day with great enthusiasm and joy. The event took place in the school auditorium, where all the students and teachers gathered to honor and appreciate the hard work and dedication of our teachers.

The celebration began with a warm welcome from the students of the 6th grade. They delivered a heartfelt speech about the importance of teachers in shaping our future and how Teacher's Day is dedicated to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, whose birthday is celebrated as this special day. The students expressed their gratitude towards their teachers for guiding them through their studies and life.

Following the speech, there was a beautiful cultural program. Students from different classes performed songs, dances, and skits, highlighting the role of teachers in their lives. 

One of the highlights of the celebration was the "Thank You" card distribution. Every student of the 8th grade created personalized cards for their teachers, filled with messages of love and appreciation. The teachers were deeply touched by this gesture.

The event concluded with all students giving flowers to their teachers as a token of appreciation. It was a memorable day filled with happiness, gratitude, and love for our teachers. 

 

[Your Name]  

Class 8


Comments

  1. Rahi's Blog13 September 2024 at 04:27

    😊❤
    It's quite lovely
    ❤😊

    ReplyDelete
  2. Rahi's Blog13 September 2024 at 05:55

    The vocabulary used in the both reports are fantastic and amazing. 🥰☺

    ReplyDelete

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