The Annual Cultural Week at Our School

One morning Mrs. Amin announced to her class eight students. She told that they had been celebrating their Annual Cultural Week and class eight had been chosen to put on a play. She asked the students how they felt about that. Kishan asked her if they would have put on a Shakespeare play.

Six Blind Men and an Elephant

There were six blind men in a village. They were very keen to learn and never stopped searching for knowledge. One day walking through the forest they heard a sound and all stopped and they thought that, they might learn new things from the sound and they came up to the sound carefully and heard a voice who was the teacher of the elephant. Firstly, he wanted to tie up with his elephant and told them to follow him.

International Women's Day

International Women’s Day, originally called International Working Women’s Day, is marked on March 8 in every year. The date is commemorated at the United Nations and is designated in many countries as a national holiday. The first national Women's Day was observed on 28 February 1909 in the United States following a declaration by the Socialist Party of America. In 1910, Socialist Second International held the first international women's conference in Copenhagen. On the occasion, International Women's Day 2010 the International Committee of the Red Cross (CRC)

A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous thing

There lived a famous and good magician in Germany called Frankel who worked in his house and there he made his magic spells. He only used his spells to make bad people good and used spells to make his furniture did his all works. When he became older one day he thought himself when he had gone who would do his all works. So, he decided to look for a smart, intelligent, hard working and brilliant student. He went to his old university and chose a smart, intelligent, hard working and brilliant student named Hans who was eighteen years old. Hans lived happily and worked hard in Frankel’s house with eagerly.

Load Shedding

Load shedding means the disconnection (সংযোগ বিচ্ছেদ) of the supply (সরবরাহ করা) of electricity for a certain (নিশ্চত/নির্দিষ্ট) time. It is disgusting to our common life. It has become a regular affair (কার্য) in our country. There are different reasons for load shedding. There is not enough production of electricity in our country and it is the main reason of load shedding. Misuse (অপব্যবহার) of electricity is also responsible (দায়ী) for load shedding.

Early Rising

There is a proverb in English that, “Early to bed early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.”  Early rising is the habit of getting up early in the morning from bed. If we wish to rise early in the morning, we can make it into a habit. This habit is very useful to a man.

A Street Beggar

A Street Beggar is a person who earns money and leads his life by begging. Generally he lives from hand to mouth. Usually he is seen in the public places such as- at the railway station, bus stand, in the market, beside the main road and different places. He lives in a slum or in a small hut or in the open sky. 

A Rickshaw Puller

A Rickshaw puller is a person who earns money and leads his life by pulling rickshaw. Generally he lives from hand to mouth. He usually lives in a slum or in a small hut. He has no good house of his own. So, he lives in a rented house. He is a laborious and strong bodied man. Every day he gets up early in the morning.

A Railway Station

A railway station is a place where trains shop and start from. It is a crowded (জনাকীর্ন) and familiar (পরিচিত) place to all. From railway station people get into the trains and get down from the train. In a big railway station there is a shed (ছাউনি) over the platform but at a small station it is open. A railway station has its master’s room, ticket counter and waiting room for male (পুরুষ) and female (মহিলা). There are restaurants (রেস্তরা), shops, newspaper corners, book stalls and other stationary shops in it. Passengers (যাত্রীগন) come here from different places and also go different places from here. Passengers always gather (ভীড় করা) here to collect their tickets. They push one another to go ahead. When the train comes it becomes a noisy place and when train leaves the station it becomes calm and quiet (শান্ত). The flagman moves with red and green flags. The hawkers make different sounds, beggars continue their begging and all people also continue their own works in the station. Thus a railway station is a place of great noise.       

A Bus Stand

A bus stand is a place where buses shop and start from. It is a crowded (জনাকীর্ন) and familiar (পরিচিত) place to all. From bus stand people get into the buses and get down from the buses. In a big bus stand there is a shed (ছাউনি) over the platform (স্টশন প্লেটফরম) but at a small station it is open. A bus stand has its ticket counter and waiting room for male (পুরুষ) and female (মহিলা).

Necessity of Learning English

Today the necessity of learning English in the world can not explain in words. Now English is the most important language. It is an international language. There is hardly any country where English is not used, spoken and taught. About 350 million people speak English as a first language and more then 300 million people use it as a second language. It is the official or semi-official language in more than 60 countries.

My Parents

I am very lucky because both my parents are still alive. My parents come from a noble Muslim family. My father’s name is Mr. Ali Ahamed Master. He is about 55 years old. He is a Headmaster of a govt. primary school. He is very responsible, dutiful, punctual, helpful, co-operative, gentle, honest and hard-working.

My Next Door Neighbor

Neighbors are those persons who live closest to our house or flat. Man is a social being. He can not live alone in the society. So he has to live with other neighbor in a particular place. I live in a city. I have many neighbors.  All of them are very co-operative, helpful and they are also honest and well behaved. They are simple, truthful and sociable. Here some neighbors are dishonest and selfish. I have got a next door neighbor.

Kazi Nazrul Islam

Kazi Nazrul Islam was born 24^th May 1899 in the district of Bordoman and village Suruliya. His father’s name is Kazi Fakir Ahamed and his mother’s name is Jayeda Khatun. His father was an Imam of a local mosque. They were three brothers and three sisters along him. His nick name was Dhuku Miah. He is our national poet. In 1908 when he was 8 years old he lost his father.

How to Make a Garden

My younger sister who is a student of class five is very interested in gardening but she does not know how to make a garden. She sought my help and suggestion and accordingly her request I suggested her how to do this. First I suggested her to select a suitable piece of land in front of her reading room.

How to Learn English Well

English is an international language. Without learning English we are unable to get a good job, good salary and good communication among other people in the world. To learn English well a man should learn much vocabulary to increase his career. He should read English newspaper regularly; he should read much English topic to develop his reading skill, he must follow Bengoli to English,

How to Make a Good Health

There is a proverb “Health is wealth.” Health is very useful wealth of a man’s life. It is the root of all happiness. A healthy man is really happy. He enjoys a long and educated life. With a view to keeping in good health we have to do positive things. These are called the rules of health. First of all; we have to eat a balanced food and fruits. We also have to drink enough pure water.

A Tea Stall

A tea stall is a small shop where tea is prepared and supplied to the customer. Now a day’s tea is a popular drink all over the world. Bangladesh is a home of tea. The people of Bangladesh are very pond of taking tea. So a tea stall is a common sight at any corner in our country. It is usually seen in cities, towns, railway stations, bus stands, bazaars, any educational institutions, banks, factories, and mills, industries, at launch and steamer ghats,

A Flower Garden

I have a garden. It is a flower garden. It is situated in front of my reading room. Whenever I get time, I work in it. In my garden I grow many types of flowers such as, the rose, the marigold etc. on my holy day I pass my time by working in my garden. Sometime I lose the soil with spade and weed out the grass.

A Day Labor

A day labour is a man who lives from hand to mouth. He usually lives in a slum or in a small hut. He has no good house of his own. So, he lives in a rented house. He is a laborious and strong bodied man. Everyday he gets up early in the morning.Then he takes his birth and takes some stale rice or breakfast.