The Champions
People might say we are bad,
But actually, they are jealous and sad.
The recycling drive was a wonderful test,
And Ashok Hall saw our class was the best!
From every corner the bottles came,
But 6D truly mastered the game,
Champions, that’s what we are,
The answer wasn’t really much far.
Mountains of plastic, on the floor,
But we kept bringing more and more.
Champions, that’s what we are,
The answer wasn’t really much far.
But through the task we had a huge guide,
Who turned the darkness into the light.
S. Lahiri Ma’am we are grateful to you,
And we have love for Physics too!
FAQs The Champions
1. What is the poem “The Champions” about?
“The Champions” is a poem about Class 6D’s success in a school recycling drive, celebrating teamwork, determination, and environmental awareness.
2. Who is the author of “The Champions”?
The poem “The Champions” is written by Abhipsa Kar, an 11-year-old young writer.
3. What activity does the poem describe?
The poem describes a recycling drive in which students collected plastic bottles and worked together to make their class stand out.
4. What is the main message of “The Champions”?
The poem highlights the importance of teamwork, perseverance, environmental responsibility, and celebrating collective achievements.
5. Who is S. Lahiri Ma’am in the poem?
S. Lahiri Ma’am is the teacher whom the poet thanks for her guidance and support throughout the activity.
6. How does the poem encourage environmental awareness?
The poem celebrates the collection of plastic bottles for recycling, encouraging students to participate in eco-friendly activities and reduce plastic waste.
7. What values can children learn from “The Champions”?
Children can learn about cooperation, gratitude, determination, friendly competition, and the importance of protecting the environment.
8. Where can children read “The Champions” by Abhipsa Kar?
Children can read this poem on Bookosmia, a platform that celebrates creativity and provides young writers with an opportunity to share their voices.
9.Where can you buy the books?
You can Buy the books at Bookosmia.com and Amazon.

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