WEEK II

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 The Kalotsav had its triumphs and setbacks a week prior. The kids' return with a fresh outlook and creative spirit was the finest part. But because they were in such a happy attitude, that had cost us their decreased enthusiasm in studying. The pupils received their awards of achievement at the Sports Meet and Kalotsav last week. Additionally, Canara Bank scholarships for SC/ST students were given to them.


I finished the textual exercises for the "The Light on the Hills" class last week. It included many writing exercises and a few grammar sections, including as conditional clauses, noun and verb phrases, and the usage of affixes. In order to ensure that the kids understood the ideas, I made the most of the limited hours I was given. 

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