Hindustan International School, Padur-Library

Hindi Diwas Competitions

To commemorate Hindi Diwas, Department of Hindi is organising a numerous activities for its students.

Please read the Instructions carefully before the registration.
Last date of Registration: 22 September 2020.
Event dates: 26-30 September 2020.
The registration links are given below as per the grades.

Grade I-Hindi Poem Recitation

Topic: Kitna Pani Poem.
Self and poem’s introduction.
With action and voice modulation.
Date of Event: 26 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Grade II-Hindi Poem Recitation

Topic: Maina Ki Sair or Teen Rang Ka Zhanda Poem.
Self and poem’s introduction.
With action and voice modulation.
Date of Event: 26 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Grade III-Hindi Poem Recitation

Topic: Shoonya or Deep Se Deep Jalawo Poem-First 8 lines.
Self and poem’s introduction.
With action and voice modulation.
Date of Event: 26 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Grade IV-Patriotic Song

Any Deshbhakti Hindi Songs.
Duration: 3 min.
Date of Event: 26 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Grade V-Hindi Story Telling

Topic: Sachhi Mitrata/Paropkar/Ektha Mein Bal.
Can choose any one topic with moral.
Duration: 3 min.
Date of Event: 28 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Grade VI-Hindi Story Telling

Topic: Aatmvishwash/Laalach Ka Fal/Imandari Ka Fal.
Can choose any one topic with moral.
Duration: 3 min.
Date of Event: 28 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Grade VII-Hindi Speech with Slogan

Topic: Manushya Tatha Prakriti Ka Sambandh/Mere Priya Kavi Tatha Unki Prasidh Kavita Ki Vyakhya/Sanskriti Se Sampan Mera Rajya Tamilnadu.
Can choose any one topic with moral.
Duration: 3 min.
Date of Event: 29 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Grade VIII-Hindi Speech with Slogan

Topic: Bharthiya Bashavon Ka Mehathv/Rashtriya Nirman Mein Vidyarthiyo Ka Yogdhaan/Meri Priya Khiladi.
Can choose any one topic with moral.
Duration: 3 min.
Date of Event: 29 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Grade IX & X-Kavi Sammelan

Own poem of 3 to 4 paragraph.
Self and poem introduction.
Poem Explanation.
Duration: 3 min.
Date of Event: 30 September 2020.
To register – Click here.

Photography Competition

Department of Computer Science invites you to participate in Photography Competition-“Creative Captures”

For Grade: 5 to 10

Theme: Nature, Abstract, Emotion and Pets

Last date: 30 September 2020.

To upload your photo- Click here

Rules:

Photo must be original , should not be edited or altered by any way.
All entries must be the original work of the participant.
Photograph should be high resolution.
An album must have 5 photographs.
File name should include participant name and grade.
JPG format only accepted.

Puzzles for the Day-28 August 2020

Instructions:

Round II puzzles will start from Monday(31 August 2020).
Daily new puzzles will be uploaded in the Library blog.
Students can submit their answers till 9 PM.
Answers will be uploaded next day.
At the end of the week, winners will be announced based on the number of correct answers.

Answers for the yesterday’s puzzles(27 August 2020)

Puzzles for Grade-IV to VI

Question 1. Which bracelet would give you the most points?

Question 2. Cities used to have attractive streetlamps to light the sidewalks at night. Which of the lamps shown here is the tallest?

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Puzzles for Grade-VII to X

Question 1. The number of flowers in a garden doubles every day. If the garden starts on day one with four flowers, how many flowers will there be in five days?

Question 2.. What is the next number in the following pattern? 0,4,2,6,4,8,6,10,8,_

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Answers for the Puzzles-27 August 2020

Grade-IV to VI

Question 1. How many groups of bugs with the same number of spots can you find?

Answer. There are 4 groups of bugs.

Question 2. A zookeeper has eight pairs of animals. Each pair has two babies. Of the babies, four are sent to other zoos. How many animals total, including both babies and adults, remain at the zoo?

Answer. 28 animals. 16 are adults and 12 are babies.

Grade-VII to X

Question 1. How many triangles, of any size are there in this star?

Answer. 20 triangles.

Question 2.. Imagine that instead of the usual amount of time, there are 40 minutes in an hour and 40 seconds in a minute. If this is true, then how many seconds are in three hours?

Answer. 4800 sec in three hours.

Puzzles for the Day-27 August 2020

Instructions:

Daily new puzzles will be uploaded in the Library blog.
Students can submit their answers till 9 PM.
Answers will be uploaded next day.
At the end of the week, winners will be announced based on the number of correct answers.

Answers for the yesterday’s puzzles(26 August 2020)

Puzzles for Grade-IV to VI

Question 1. How many groups of bugs with the same number of spots can you find?

Click here to submit your answers

Puzzles for Grade-VII to X

Question 1. How many triangles, of any size are there in this star?

Question 2.. Imagine that instead of the usual amount of time, there are 40 minutes in an hour and 40 seconds in a minute. If this is true, then how many seconds are in three hours?

Click here to submit your answers

Answers for the puzzles (Day 3)-26 August 2020

Grade-IV to VI

Question 1. Everyone’s ordering pizza! Help the waiter figure out how many slices to give each hungry customer.

Answer. Selina needs 2 slices, Greg needs 1 slice. Linda needs 4 slices.

Question 2. All of you seen the telephone number pad. Now, multiply all the numbers together. What will be your answer?

Answer. 0 (Zero)

Grade-VII to X

Question 1. A singles tennis tournament is held in which 30 men participate. If a player is eliminated as soon as he loses a match. How many matches are required to determine the winner?

Answer. Every time a match is held, one player is eliminated and to eliminate 29 of the 30 players, 29 matches are required.

Question 2. Four friends have a waffle eating contest. Jenny eats three waffles. Terry eats two more waffles than Jenny. Liam eats half the number of waffles that Terry eats. Riley eats three more waffles than Liam eats. Who wins the waffle eating contest?

Answer. Riley, with 5 ½ waffles.

Puzzles for the Day-26 August 2020

Instructions:

Daily new puzzles will be uploaded in the Library blog.
Students can submit their answers till 9 PM.
Answers will be uploaded next day.
At the end of the week, winners will be announced based on the number of correct answers.

Answers for the yesterday’s puzzles(25 August 2020)

Puzzles for Grade-IV to VI

Question 1. Everyone’s ordering pizza! Help the waiter figure out how many slices to give each hungry customer.

Question 2. All of you seen the telephone number pad. Now, multiply all the numbers together. What will be your answer?

Click here to submit your answers

Puzzles for Grade-VII to X

Question 1. A singles tennis tournament is held in which 30 men participate. If a player is eliminated as soon as he loses a match. How many matches are required to determine the winner?

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Answers for Day 2(25 August 2020)

Grade-IV to VI

Question 1. Can you spot the differences? Has 7 differences.

Question 2. An aquarium has 300 fish. They are looking to remove 45 of their fish and add 80 new ones. How many fish will they have after this?

Answer. 335

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Puzzles for Grade-VII to X

Question 1. Which side will win the last tug of war?

Answer. In the last event you can replace the dog by two girls and a boy because, as the second tug of war showed, they are equally matched. The last tug ofwar then becomes a contest between five girls and a boy on the left against four boys on the right. But the first event’ showed that five girls are as strong as four boys-that is, a boy is stronger than a girl. The tug of war comes down to a contest between five boys on the left and five girls on the right. So the left-hand team will win. This all supposes that each girl pulls as hard as the next, and similarly for the boys.

Question 2. A heavy tree trunk can be sawed into a 12 ft long piece in one minute. How long will it take to saw into twelve equal pieces?

Answer. 11 minutes. The twelfth piece does not require sawing.

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