Std 6 English Unit 3: Strength of Nature p4

 

STD 6 English

The Power of Nature's Unique Lessons

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Have you ever started your morning by listening to the birds chirp? Just like in the poem "Morning Song", animals and birds greet the day in their own special way. Birds say, "Chirp, chirp, chirp" , while dogs say, "Bow-wow, bow-wow". Every animal has its own unique sound and way of expression

This leads us to the story,

"Everyone is Unique," which teaches us that every individual has something special to offer. The animals in the forest started comparing themselves to one another , but a wise old banyan tree taught them a valuable lesson. He explained that the forest was a diverse and wonderful place because of their differences. Birds could sing beautifully, rabbits were fast, squirrels were excellent climbers, and bees were hardworking. This story reminds us to appreciate our own strengths and those of others.

Similarly, the story "A Good Deed Always Comes Around," shows how kindness is rewarded. A kind Mango tree offered shelter to a Queen bee and her bees. When two woodcutters came to cut down the Mango tree, the bees protected it from harm. This story teaches us that helping others will always come back to you.

We also learn about the fascinating nesting habits of the

hornbill, a unique tropical bird. The female hornbill locks herself inside a tree cavity to lay her eggs. The male hornbill then flies off to find food and brings it back, feeding the female and the babies through a small hole. This unique process ensures the family’s safety from predators.

Nature is full of such beautiful and inspiring lessons. By observing the world around us, we can learn to appreciate individuality, embrace diversity, and understand that every living being has a special place in the world.

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taught શીખવ્યું

scream ચીસ પાડવી

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rode સવારી કરી

another અન્ય

master માલિક

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different વિભિન્ન