“Time” by Kanav Sharma is a delightful and inspiring poem that reminds us how precious time is. The poem encourages children to use every moment wisely to study, play, create, and be their best selves.
James, eager to earn money, forgets about his happiness. Find out what happens next in this story by Aishwarya from Bareilly.
Samriddha writes a story that follows Anupam, a mischievous boy frustrated by the concept of time. When a fairy grants his wish to remove time, he initially enjoys the freedom but soon realizes the chaos it brings. Read it to find out the struggles without time.
Samriddha writes a story that follows Anupam, a mischievous boy frustrated by the concept of time. When a fairy grants his wish to remove time, he initially enjoys the freedom but soon realizes the chaos it brings. Read it to find out the struggles without time.
Nakshatra, a 12-years-old, talks to time, telling it to wait for the students, requesting not to run away. She is requesting for time to not g so fast. She wants time to understand that it should support students and not just teachers. She ends the poetry by telling the time, the importance of patience.
Enjoying your vacation? 8-year-old Samanyu from Bangalore celebrates with this fun poem!
“Time” by Kanav Sharma is a delightful and inspiring poem that reminds us how precious time is. The poem encourages children to use every moment wisely to study, play, create, and be their best selves.
James, eager to earn money, forgets about his happiness. Find out what happens next in this story by Aishwarya from Bareilly.
Samriddha writes a story that follows Anupam, a mischievous boy frustrated by the concept of time. When a fairy grants his wish to remove time, he initially enjoys the freedom but soon realizes the chaos it brings. Read it to find out the struggles without time.
Samriddha writes a story that follows Anupam, a mischievous boy frustrated by the concept of time. When a fairy grants his wish to remove time, he initially enjoys the freedom but soon realizes the chaos it brings. Read it to find out the struggles without time.
Nakshatra, a 12-years-old, talks to time, telling it to wait for the students, requesting not to run away. She is requesting for time to not g so fast. She wants time to understand that it should support students and not just teachers. She ends the poetry by telling the time, the importance of patience.
Enjoying your vacation? 8-year-old Samanyu from Bangalore celebrates with this fun poem!
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