When we meet and read on Saturday, after reading the story books, we spend some time discussing our impressions about the story. When we told them an old story of "Tim the cowboy" instead of discussing, we asked them to draw their impression or the part of story or the scene they loved. This activity… Continue reading Our “Summary with Drawings” of Tim, the cowboy
As we grow older, we feel saying bye will be easier. People around us move all the time because of various reasons like studies, marriage, better job which leads to have a false confidence that we are okay with it. But, when today we had to say bye to one of our most avid, regular,… Continue reading Raghav, fly high and touch the sky
On a Saturday morning, Dr A went for a morning walk in the nearby park. She saw a young girl of about 6 years roaming around with her younger brother. She was full of energy. Her pants had big hole just above the knee. It was apparent from her appearance that her parents didn't have… Continue reading Nazia, she loves to read
On a winter afternoon, almost a month back, we asked our young readers to express their thoughts about The Wonderleaf. The broad guideline was to write what they loved about the reading club and what motivated them to come again each week. We blank white paper leaves to our young 'Wonder Readers'. We got such… Continue reading Expressions by Wonder Readers
Most married women, especially those who are mothers as well, face pressures of confidence at some point in time or the other. They have to battle the most pertinent question in life,whether to pursue a career or not. Modern day women are potrayed as successful and worthy only when they can juggle a job and… Continue reading Is it important for women to pursue a career?
“Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers.” ― Charles William Eliot On a hot summer afternoon, a mother and daughter were discussing nowadays when kids are, they rarely pickup books to read. The mother said, "You started reading… Continue reading When the Reading Club tells its own story
