My new bicycle  I have a new bicycle. It is red and blue. It has two wheels. The seat is red in colour. The handle is blue. The bell is silver. My mother bought this bicycle for my birthday on May 29. I love to ride my new bicycle. Chenuka Fernando, John Knox Int. School, Moratuwa My [...]

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My new bicycle 

I have a new bicycle. It is red and blue. It has two wheels. The seat is red in colour. The handle is blue. The bell is silver. My mother bought this bicycle for my birthday on May 29. I love to ride my new bicycle.

Chenuka Fernando, John Knox Int. School, Moratuwa

My favourite toy 

My favourite toy is a teddy bear. Its name is Browny. My father gave it to me on my birthday. It is light brown in colour and he is small. It has a shiny red chain around its neck. It is made of wool cloth. Browny can move his hands. I keep Browny on my table. I play some games with my Browny. I like my Browny very much because it’s given by my father.

Onara Perera (7 years), Lyceum Int. School, Nugegoda

Parrot

Parrot is a beautiful bird. It is green in colour. It has a red curved beak. Parrot lives on the trees in the jungle. It has beautiful feathers and a tail. Parrots like to eat fruits. Some parrots learn to speak simple words. I like parrots.

Dulana Hesara (Grade 4), Asoka Vidyalaya

Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809. He was a self-made man. Abraham worked first as a lumberman or wood cutter. But he wanted to get on. He learnt to read and write. He got a job as a clerk. Then he was a store-keeper and then a postmaster. He studied law in his spare time. He became a lawyer. He took up politics.In 1860, he made a famous speech against slavery. The same year he was elected President of the US. Lincoln was a good man. He was the greatest American president.

Nishaapthi Sridharan (8 years), Methodist College

At the Sunday fair

I usually go to the fair with my mother. There are lots of merchants to sell fruits, vegetables, dry fish, clothes etc. There we can buy things cheaper than from other shops.

In the evening lots of people come to the fair to buy goods. All the merchants have got huts to keep their goods. There are toy shops too. At the Sunday fair, my mother used to buy a small toy for me.

Nethya Stephnie (Grade 2), St.Bridget’s Convent

My sister

My sister’s name is Sanandhi. She is nine years old. Her favourite colour is white.
She is very good in swimming. She is a prefect in Grade 5.
Her favourite cartoon is Ninja Hattori.
She likes to eat pizza. My sister is a member of the Funday Times too. I love her very much.

Sanithu Hikkaduwage (Grade 3), D. S. Senanayake College

My grandparents

My grandparents are Windsor Kulasekera and Srimathi Kulasekera.  They help me with my school work and especially with the articles which I send to the Funday Times. I was glad to be in the Funday Times on July 14, 2013. It was all because of them.
I want to thank them for what they do for me and Nanga. I love them so much and wish them good health, happiness and long life.

Vinuki Peiris (7 years), Bishop’s College

My class teacher 

My class teacher is K.P.D. Abeywickrema. She is very beautiful and kind and she has curly hair. She is very intelligent. She teaches us very well. She tells us stories. She wears beautiful saris.

She knows to sing beautiful songs. When she sings beautiful songs we like to hear them. She can dance well too. She helps me to study. So I love my teacher very much.

Khadija Binth (Grade 5), St. Anthony’s B. V.

Life in the year 2050

The life of the human being has been changing from generation to generation. The environment around us is also being changed rapidly with the development of mankind. In the year 2050, the world will be a more exciting place with the new inventions of new vehicles, medicines, new food products and many others. The life of man may be quite different. It will be complicated and comfortable. The growth of the world population will be increased. People will destroy the green covering to solve the housing problem.

In the field of education, a number of changes may occur. The students of 2050 will not learn eight or nine subjects in school. They will not be taught the subjects like History, Social Studies, Art and Music. Only one subject like Computer Studies or Technology will be introduced for the schools. As a result the people of the future will lose the values and feelings like love, kindness, hospitality and affection.

We will be able to see a big change in the system of transport. It will be more comfortable, safer and quicker. There may be new transport systems to reach a place at a long distance of hundreds of miles away, within a few minutes. There may be new taxi services driven by robots.

Kemali Seneviratne (16 years), Ananda Balika Vidyalaya, Kotte

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