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She loves 💚 watering plants...🌱🌿

🚿🛀 Just after taking bath, watering our little Tulsi is a must for her and I appreciate her for developing this good habit...👏👏👏

🌱☘️ I do encourage my daughter to take care of living things as this builds compassion, respect, and responsibility in children.

🔍 They learn to observe, ask questions ❓🤔, consider problems, and find solutions - the beginnings of scientific thinking 👩‍🔬🔬👨‍🔬

💪 It also strengthen their motor skills and help those little minds connect with our mother nature 🌳☀️🌈🌷🌧️

#wateringplants ##compassion #respect #responsibility #scientificthinking #motorskills

📚 Today, 8th September, International Literacy

📚 Today, 8th September, International Literacy Day!🌍📚

🍁Since 1967, the main objective of celebrating this day is to highlight the importance of literacy in the development of human beings, communities, and societies. 🍁

🔍 International Literacy Day 2020 focuses on “Literacy teaching and learning in the COVID-19 crisis and beyond,” especially on the role of educators and changing pedagogies. 👩‍🏫

☘️ The theme highlights literacy learning in a lifelong learning perspective, and therefore, mainly focuses on youth and adults.☘️

🌼 8 September was declared international literacy day by UNESCO on 26 October 1966 at the 14th session of UNESCO's General Conference to combat worldwide issues of illiteracy. 🌼

☘️ The purpose was not only to fight illiteracy but also to encourage literacy as a means to empower individuals as well as whole communities. 💪

⏫ Although literacy rates have improved, illiteracy remains a global problem. There are approximately more than 750 million adults around the world who cannot read. The scourge of illiteracy spares no nation or culture on earth, including the United States, where an estimated 32 million adults are illiterate.😯😮

🌼 UNESCO has been central to improve literacy worldwide and that is why promotes International Literacy Day in partnership with governments, charities, local communities, and experts in the field worldwide. 🌍

☘️ Literacy is the only tool to eradicate poverty, lowering child mortality, controlling population growth, attaining gender equality, etc. UNESCO aims to highlight the role of literacy and skills development in the context of a changing world. 🌍

#internationalliteracyday2020
#empowerment
#UNESCO #roleofeducators #changingpedagogies #literacyrate #shareideas #iamsarbani

🌼 A teacher is the one who knows the way, shows

🌼 A teacher is the one who knows the way, shows the way, goes the way, and leads others through the way.🌼

👩‍🏫 Teachers are some of the most impactful people in our lives.

🍁 A good teacher can ignite the imagination, inspire, and instill a love for learning in a child.

🌷 Today we celebrate teachers; remember our favorites and even the ones we always got in trouble with. Today is Teachers’ day! 🌷👩‍🏫🌷

☘️ Unlike any other international days, Teachers’ Day is celebrated on different days in various countries. In India, we celebrate Teacher’s Day on the 5th of September every year. This is the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the second president of India and a staunch educationist. ☘️

🍁 When his students and friends approached him to celebrate his birthday he refused and asked to observe this day as the National Teachers Day 👩‍🏫 instead of his birthday. Such was the love and respect of a teacher for his profession.

🌼 “It’s the teacher that makes the difference, not the classroom.” – F. Sionil Jose 🌼

👩‍🏫 👩‍🎓 'Guru-Shishya Parampara' has been an important part of our Indian culture. Therefore, there is nothing better than celebrating 🎉 this day to express our gratitude and thank our teachers for all their contribution and inspiration in helping us to become better individuals in the world.🌍

☘️ They have shaped us, guided us throughout gently and firmly.

🙏Thank you, teachers, for all your valuable contributions, guidance, and encouragement that have given new impetus to our work.🙏🙋

#happyteachersday #respectteachers #drsarvapalliradhakrishnan #secondpresidentofindia #mygratitude #mylove #shareideas #iamsarbani

📖 In this age of information, developing readin

📖 In this age of information, developing reading habits in children is essential. Reading will help them to gather knowledge and be confident to face the world.👓

📚 Please read my new blog post on the most effective ways to inculcate reading habits in children.📖👓📖

🔗Link is shared in the bio.🖇️

#childrenguidedreading #importanceofreading #reading #readingbooks #Readinghabits #students #teacher #shareideas #iamsarbani

Happy Ganesh Chaturthi!! 🌼🪔🌼 Lord Ganes

Happy Ganesh Chaturthi!! 🌼🪔🌼

Lord Ganesha means the lord of lords. Every part of the idol of this elephant deity is a representation, a symbolism of something deep.

On the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, I bring you the symbolic significance of the Lord Ganesha’s idol.

🪔The symbolism of Lord Ganesha🪔

🌼 The big head of an elephant on a human’s body is a symbolism of thinking big.

🌼 His small eyes represent concentration.

🌼 His trunk is symbolic of discrimination power (Viveka). Ability to discriminate between right and wrong. Flexibility in the trunk indicates that one should not be rigid and should be ready to adapt himself with time.

🌼 The large ears are not only a symbolism of listening more but also to filter out unnecessary stuff.

🌼 Ganesha's big belly represents generosity and total acceptance.

🌼 Ganesha's upraised hand depicts protection. It means, 'Don’t be afraid of anything, I am always with you’ and his lowered hand depicts his giving, as well as an invitation to bow down. This is also symbolic of the fact that we will all dissolve into the Earth one day.

🌼 Ganesha’s single tusk signifies one-pointedness.

🌼 The mouse represents the desires we all are crowded with. The mouse carrying Ganesha also teaches us to stay determined and overcome all the obstacles that we may come across in our lives.

🌼 His posture teaches us to aim for the sky but should remain rooted to the ground.

🌻There may be many other symbolic meanings of Lord Ganesha's idol; if you know any please share in the comment section. Don’t forget to like and share.

#happyganeshchaturthi
#lordganesha #iamsarbani #shareideas

Goal in Guided reading is not reading with 100% ac

Goal in Guided reading is not reading with 100% accuracy; it is using strategiesJan Riohardson

Reading is a very beneficial activity for children as it helps them to know sounds, words, and language. In addition, it develops literacy, communication, and social skills; sparks imagination stimulates curiosity and improves the functionality of the brain.

#classroom #effectiveteaching #guidedreading #learning #reading #readingactivity #readinghabit #readingskills #teacher #teaching

https://shareideas.space/2020/08/17/guided-reading-its-awesome-benefits-and-easy-steps-to-implement/

India, officially the Republic of India, is a Sout

India, officially the Republic of India, is a South Asian country and World’s largest Democracy. It is famous for its unity in lingual-cultural diversity, spiritual connection, incredible architecture, historical mathematicians, delicious foods, and sporting culture. India has a very rich and long history to tell about itself ever since Independence Day to date.

#74thIndependenceDay #celebration #democracy #freedomfighter #IndependenceDay #independent #india #nationalanthem #nationalflag #patriotism #primeministerofIndia

https://shareideas.space/2020/08/15/independence-day-let-us-revisit-some-of-its-amazing-facts/

Nowadays, content writing is very much in-demand.

Nowadays, content writing is very much in-demand. It is the process of planning, writing, and editing web content typically for digital marketing purposes.

#Contentwriting #contentvidhya #onlinelearning #onlineworkshop

https://shareideas.space/2020/08/13/content-writing-becomes-easy-when-you-join-contentvidhya/

Yes, I always wanted to be a bird; a cute little b

Yes, I always wanted to be a bird; a cute little bird, so that I can fly in the open sky spreading my wings and enjoy the cool air. I still remember, in my childhood days, whenever someone asked me what I would like to become once I grow up, without understanding the meaning of the question, I happily used to say ‘A bird’.

#childhooddays #Freedom

https://shareideas.space/2020/08/13/what-if-i-wake-up-like-a-beautiful-little-bird-tomorrow/

It is Janmashtami today! And the whole world is ce

It is Janmashtami today! And the whole world is celebrating the day with emotion and dedication.
On this pious occasion, I bring you some interesting facts about Janmashtami celebration. You may know many of this information, but there is nothing better sharing it again.
• Krishna Janmashtami is one of the most widely as well as the oldest festivals celebrated in India.
• On this day, we celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna, the 8th human incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
• The festival is celebrated on Ashtami of Krishna Paksh or the 8th day of the dark fortnight in the month of Bhadrapada (mostly in August).
• Some scholars clean that Lord Krishna was born on 19th July, 3228 B.C.E to the clan of Yadava.
• The term 'Krishna', in Sanskrit, means 'black' as it is evident in the dark complexion of the Lord.
• In Mathura, there are, it seems, 400 temples dedicated to Nandgopal.
• During this festival, religious frenzy is observed in Mathura, a North Indian city, where Lord Krishna was born.
• In South India people celebrate the Gokulashtami with fruits, prasadam and devotional songs.
• In Maharashtra people break ‘dahi handi’ to celebrate this festival.
• Gujarat, which is believed to be Krishna's Kingdom also celebrate the festival, especially at the Dwarakadhish temple.
• In Orissa (Puri), and in West Bengal (mostly in Mayapur and Nabadwip) people keep fast till midnight. They worship Lord Krishna by reciting verses from the Bhagavad Gita, singing devotional songs and chanting 'Hare Krishna' and 'Hari Bol'.
• Not only in India, in abroad also people celebrate Janmashtami with much ferver. Especially in Paris, Nepal, London, New York, Orlando, California, Massachusetts, Malaysia, Toronto, and in Singapore people celebrate Janmashtami with pomp and glory.

If you find this post interesting, please like and share my page for many such fascinating posts.
Please share in the comment section, if you know anything special about Lord Krishna or Janmashtami.
On this note, I wish everyone a very happy Janmashtami.

Developing reading and comprehension skills in pre

Developing reading and comprehension skills in pre-schoolers is especially important and that should start from their preschool days. So, you can try the below-mentioned books with your kids to start the process.

#comprehension #preschooler #Preschool #reading #skills

https://shareideas.space/2020/05/26/5-best-picture-books-every-pre-schooler-should-read/

Sharing is caring and it helps us to live happily.

Sharing is caring and it helps us to live happily. Sometimes we don’t even realise that we are sharing. It helps us to be happy and build new relationships.

#caring #happiness #relationship #Sharing

https://shareideas.space/2020/05/28/sharing-is-caring/

World Nutrition Day has a worldwide objective of s

World Nutrition Day has a worldwide objective of spreading knowledge and awareness about the benefits of healthy eating. It propagates the harmful effects of inadequate food intakes and motivates people to eat and stay healthy.

#balanceddiet #healthyeating #healthyfoodhabit #healthyliving #maintainingahealthyweight #nutrition #Worldnutritionday

https://shareideas.space/2020/05/28/world-nutrition-day-a-worldwide-action-project-for-healthy-living/

World Milk Day is celebrated globally every year o

World Milk Day is celebrated globally every year on 1st June to raise awareness about the nutritional value of milk and respect the hard work of the people working in the dairy sector.
#healthydrink #nutrition #Worldmilkday

https://shareideas.space/2020/06/02/its-1st-june-let-us-celebrate-world-milk-day/

Visible thinking is a visual representation that d

Visible thinking is a visual representation that documents and supports the development of learner’s ongoing thoughts, wondering questions, reasons, and reflections. Mind maps, charts, lists, diagrams, worksheets are different ways to make thinking visible.
#effectiveteaching #makingvisiblethinking #researchbasedconcept #thinkingroutine #Visiblethinking

https://shareideas.space/2020/06/07/visible-thinking-the-art-of-making-thinking-visible/

Snowplow Parenting is the latest controversial par

Snowplow Parenting is the latest controversial parenting technique. It came into fame when it was used in a recent New York Times story referring to a college admission scandal.
#controversialparentingtechnique #parentingtechnique #skilldevelopment #Snowplowparenting

https://shareideas.space/2020/06/16/snowplow-parenting-the-latest-controversial-parenting-technique/

Functional Play starts as little ones start moving

Functional Play starts as little ones start moving

If you have a toddler at home, I am sure you would agree with me that most of the time kids love playing with everyday utility items even after having many toys. My baby dinosaur (nowadays she calls herself like this) will play for hours with a simple cardboard box or kitchen items or empty water bottles.

https://shareideas.space/2020/05/16/functional-play-what-is-that/

Yes, you read it right. I was never a fan of histo

Yes, you read it right. I was never a fan of history in my high school days; used to hate History. I should not be ashamed to accept that I used to score low in the subject. Most of the time I was not able to understand why I need to retain historical information which I am not going to use in my real life or even will end up forgetting everything five years down the lane.

https://shareideas.space/2020/05/19/i-used-to-hate-history-as-a-student-but-history-is-awesome/

The word ‘read’, according to the Cambridge En

The word ‘read’, according to the Cambridge English dictionary, means to look at words and understand what they mean. So, what I understand from this is, reading is just not a mere activity, it also involves comprehension skills.

https://shareideas.space/2020/05/17/why-should-children-develop-reading-and-comprehension-skills/

I love reading. Though I do not consider myself an

I love reading. Though I do not consider myself an avid reader who prefers reading to just any other activities. Reading is my favourite pastime. Yes, pastime, I read books to entertain myself. So, for the last few days, I have been spending my leisure time in between the pages of Harappa – Curse of the Blood River by Vineet Bajpai.

https://shareideas.space/2020/03/09/harappa-curse-of-blood-river-lets-crack-it/

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Hello friends, welcome to shareideas. I am Sarbani. But besides being Sarbani, I am many other things; to name a few – a mother, a daughter, a wife, a sister, an educator, a lifelong learner, a writer, a blogger and last but not the least still trying to be a more responsible human being by taking some small steps towards the betterment of our mother nature.

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