RPS PUBLIC SCHOOL Rewari Road, Vill. Surana Narnaul-123001

CHARACTER TRAITS for STUDENTS –

PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE

Patience is “waiting without getting upset.” ... Instead of getting frustrated

when you face a difficult situation, patience helps you respond the right

way—without getting upset or losing your temper. This makes everyone's life

better at school, at home, while driving in the car, or when dealing with

anyone.

Perseverance is the ability and self control that pushes you to work through

challenges. Having perseverance means that when you are facing a

challenge, you use your mind and body to overcome it. Perseverance means

you are able to wait and work through difficulties, whether they have to do

with your mind, your body, or your emotions.

Kids might be surprised to hear if perseverance is really important for living a

life they enjoy and can be proud of. Why? As life is full of challenges and

struggles; without perseverance, you won’t get far in life.

Patience and perseverance are common traits of the world’s most successful

people. Patience is a very high quality of man. Perseverance guarantees

victory and success while laziness and inaction causes misfortune and

results in failure.

NEWSLETTER CLASS – 6th

O C T O B E R - - N O V E M B E R —

N O V O C T O B E R — N O V E M B E R

E M B E R

Patience and

Success are

friends of each

other……….

**Success comes

as a result of

patience.**

What’s inside???

➢ Character Traits

for Students

➢ Current Affair on

18th Asian games

2018

➢ Activities

➢ UT Date Sheet &

Syllabus

➢ Important Days

and Upcoming

Festivals

#TEACHABLE MOMENTS FOR PARENTS

Dear Student

We have successfully concluded our first term exams. Now it’s the time to gear up for another half-yearly session. Try to

determine a clear goal for what you want to accomplish in this session. It should be borne in mind that no preparation

might yield positive results if you are demotivated . So the first thing to do is to motivate yourself for the upcoming

session. In a world of stress and immense competition, we often ask the question-‘how do we find happiness?’ As the

correct answer eludes most of us, of all the answers to this ambiguous question is one simple answer--- happiness comes

from doing what we love and loving what we do. This could also perhaps be the biggest motivating factor for you to

study to your best potential if you love what you do.

Furthermore, the coming month is full of festivals. Students, Let’s learn to attain full inner illumination in our minds

through these festivals. It elevates your faith and gives you lessons from inside. You celebrate the goodwill and teachings

you get from them.

Spark a passion in you for learning and set yourself on a journey of imbibing important traits of curiosity and creativity

lifelong.

Wish you luck….

Before learning patience with others, a child must be patient with himself/herself. Patience is learned over time, when after several attempts at something, the child has achieved success in many, incidences. Patience is learned when a child figures out that with continued effort comes success. As Dr. Levine said, “Parents are very encouraging when their child is learning to walk…if he falls down, they say, come on…try again.”

Trying again and again to achieve an appropriately challenging task requires patience. To accomplish more complex tasks over extended period of time requires perseverance.

Theme of “2018 Asian Games” was -“ENERGY OF ASIA”

Facts about the Asian Games 2018

• The Asian Games first began in 1951 in New Delhi, India.

• This year’s Asian Games was hosted in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia from 18th August 2018 to 2nd September 2018.

• The opening and closing ceremonies of the 18th Asian Games was held at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium in Jakarta.

• The 18th Asian Games witnessed athletes from 45 countries competing in 465 events approx.

• Jakarta hosted most of the events but sports like shooting and tennis were played in Palembang.

• Indonesia hosted the Asian Games for the 2nd time after the Jakarta Asian Games in 1962.

The Asian Games is

a multi-disciplinary

sports event

held every four

years where

athletes from all

Asian countries can

participate..

Mascots

BHIN BHIN KAKA ATUNG

GOLD MEDAL WINNERS FOR INDIA AT ASIAN GAMES 2018

Tajinderpal Singh Toor Athletics – Men’s Shot Put

M.R. Poovamma

Athletics –Women’s 4×400 m relay

Saritaben Gaikwad

Athletics –Women’s 4×400 m relay

Hima Das

Athletics –Women’s 4×400 m relay

Vismaya

Athletics –Women’s 4×400 m relay

Arpinder Singh

Athletics –Men’s Triple Jump

Manjit Singh

Athletics – Men’s 800 metres

Swapna Barman

Athletics – Women’s Heptathlon

Neeraj Chopra

Athletics –Men’s Javelin Throw

Jinson Johnson

Athletics – Men’s 1500 metres

Rahi Sarnobat

Shooting– Women’s 25m Pistol

Saurabh Chaudhary

Shooting– Men’s 10m Pistol

Sawarn Singh

Rowing – Men’s Quadruple sculls

Dattu Baban Bhokanal

Rowing – Men’s Quadruple sculls

Om Prakash

Rowing – Men’s Quadruple sculls

Sukhmeet Singh

Rowing – Men’s Quadruple sculls

Pranab Bardhan, Shibhnath Sarkar

Bridge – Men’s Pair

Bajrang Punia

Wrestling–Men’s freestyle 65 kg

Vinesh Phogat

Wrestling–Women’s freestyle 50 kg

Rohan Bopanna, Divij Sharan

Lawn Tennis – Men’s Doubles

Amit Panghal

Boxing – Light flyweight 49 Kg

SILVER MEDAL WINNERS FOR INDIA AT ASIAN GAMES 2018

Name Sports Event

Deepak Kumar Shooting Men's 10 metre air rifle

Lakshay Sheoran Shooting Men's trap

Sanjeev Rajput Shooting Men's 50 metre rifle three

positions

Shardul Vihan Shooting Men's double trap

Kavita Sayali Sanjay Keripale

Kabaddi Women's Kabaddi

Priyanka Randeeep Kaur Khera

Manpreet Kaur Shalini Pathak

Payel Chowdhary Sakshi Kumari

Ritu Negi Usha Rani Narsimhaiah

Sonali Vishnu Shingte Madhu

Fouaad Mirza Equestrian Individual eventing

Fouaad Mirza

Equestrian Team eventing Rakesh Kumar

Ashish Malik

Jitender Singh

Hima Das Athletics Women's 400 metres

Muhammed Anas Athletics Men's 400 metres

Dutee Chand Athletics Women's 100 metres

Dharun Ayyasamy Athletics Men's 400 metres hurdles

Sudha Singh Athletics Women's 3000 metres

steeplechase

Neena Varakil Athletics Women's long jump

Muskan Kirar

Archery Women's team compound Madhumita Kumari

Jyothi Surekha Vennam

Abhishek Verma

Archery Men's team compound Rajat Chauhan

Aman Saini

P. V. Sindhu Badminton Women's singles

Jinson Johnson Athletics Men's 800 metres

Pincky Balhara Kurash Women's 52 kg

Rajiv Arokia

Athletics Mixed 4 x 400 metres relay Muhammed Anas

Hima Das

M. R. Poovamma

Dutee Chand Athletics Women's 200 metres

Dharun Ayyasamy

Athletics Men's 4 x 400 m relay Kunhu Mohammed

Rajiv Arokia

Muhammed Anas

Shweta Shervegar Sailing 49er FX women

Varsha Gautham

Navjot Kaur Deepika Thakur

Field hockey Women's tournament Gurjit Kaur Udita

Deep Grace Ekka Namita Toppo

Monika Malik Lalremsiami

Reena Khokhar Navneet Kaur

Nikki Pradhan Sunita Lakra

Savita Punia Rani Rampal

Rajani Etimarpu Lilima Minz

Vandana Katariya Neha Goyal

Dipika Pallikal

Squash Women's team Joshna Chinappa

Tanvi Khanna

Sunayna Kuruvilla

BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FOR INDIA AT ASIAN GAMES 2018

Name Sports Event

Ravi Kumar

Shooting 10 metre air rifle mixed team

Apurvi Chandela

Abhishek Verma Shooting Men's 10 metre air pistol

Niken Khangembam Akash Yumnam

Sepak takraw

Men's team regu

Gurumayum Jiteshor Sharma Harish Kumar

Malemnganba Sorokhaibam Lalit Kumar

Seitaram Thokchom Ngathem Jotin Singh

Henary Wahengbam Dheeraj

Sanjeck Waikhom Sandeep Kumar

Divya Kakran Wrestling Women's freestyle 68 kg

Roshibina Naorem Wushu Women's sanda 60 kg

Santhosh Kumar Wushu Men's sanda 56 kg

Surya Bhanu Pratap Singh Wushu Men's sanda 60 kg

Narender Grewal Wushu Men's sanda 65 kg

Ankita Raina Lawn tennis Women's singles

Girish Ernak Monu Goyat

Kabaddi Men's kabaddi

Girish Ernak Ajay Thakur

Girish Ernak Rohit Kumar

Girish Ernak Rajulal Chaudhary

Girish Ernak Mallesh Gangadhari

Girish Ernak Rahul Chaudhari

Dushyant Chauhan Rowing Men's lightweight single sculls

Rohit Kumar

Rowing Men's lightweight double sculls

Bhagwan Singh

Heena Sidhu Shooting Women's 10 metre air pistol

Prajnesh Gunneswaran Lawn tennis Men's singles

Dipika Pallikal Squash Women's singles

Joshna Chinappa Squash Women's singles

Saurav Ghosal Squash Men's singles

Sumit Mukherjee

Bridge Men's team

Debabrata Majumder

Jaggy Shivdasani

Rajeshwar Tewari

Ajay Khare

Raju Tolani

Bachiraju Satyanarayana Bridge Mixed team

Rajeev Khandelwal

Gopinath Manna

Himani Khandelwal

Hema Deora

Kiran Nadar

Saina Nehwal Badminton Women's singles

Sathiyan Gnanasekaran

Table tennis Men's team

Achanta Sharath Kamal

Anthony Amalraj

Harmeet Desai

Manav Thakkar

Malaprabha Jadhav Kurash Women's 52 kg

Achanta Sharath Kamal

Table tennis Mixed doubles

Manika Batra

P. U. Chitra Athletics Women's 1500 metres

Seema Punia Athletics Women's discus throw

Harshita Tomar Sailing Open Laser 4.7

Varun Thakkar

Sailing 49er men

Ganapathy Chengappa

Saurav Ghosal

Squash Men's team

Harinder Pal Sandhu

Ramit Tandon

Mahesh Mangaonkar

Vikas Krishan Yadav Boxing Middleweight (75 kg)

Harmanpreet Singh P. R. Sreejesh

Field hockey Men's tournament

Dilpreet Singh Krishan Pathak

Rupinder Pal Singh Varun Kumar

Surender Kumar S. V. Sunil

Manpreet Singh Birendra Lakra

Sardara Singh Akashdeep Singh

Simranjeet Singh Chinglensana Singh

Mandeep Singh Amit Rohidas

Lalit Upadhyay Vivek Prasad

Sr.

No. Activities Date

1. Mime Competition 06.10.2018

2. News Reporting 10.10.2018

3. Hindi Skit Competition 12.10.2018

4. Symposium 12.10.2018

5. Web Page Designing

Activity 27.10.2018

6. Kho – Kho Match 27.10.2018

7.

Diya, Rangoli, Mehandi, Pot

Decoration & Greeting Card

Making

30.10.2018

8. Children Day Celebration 14.11.2018

9. English Prayer Competition 17.11.2018

10. Chess Competition 26.11.2018

11. Spell Bee 30.11.2018

Date Day Subject

20-10-18 Saturday S.K.T.

23-10-18 Tuesday Reasoning +

G.K.

24-10-18 Wednesday Maths

25-10-18 Thursday S.St.

26-10-18 Friday English

27-10-18 Saturday Science

30-10-18 Tuesday Hindi

31-10-18 Wednesday Computer

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Reasoning : – Ch. 6 Logical Venn Diagrams, Ch. 7

A lpha – Numeric Sequence, Ch. 8 Mathematical

Operations, Ch. 10 Mirror & Water Images

G.K. : – Book Ch. 25 to 35, First in India Male,

First in India Female, Books & Authors, Current

Affairs

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ENGLISH : – Reader : Unit – 4, Sec-1 (Learning to

Cook), Sec-2 (Dal Delight), Grammar : L-7

(Adjectives), L-8 (Determiners), Writing : Poster

Making, Story Writing

Maths : – Ch. 9 – Introduction to Algebra Ch. 10 – Basic Geometrical Concept

S.St. :- History : Ch. 9 Vital Villages, Thriving

Towns, Ch. 10 Traders, Kings and Pilgrims

Geography :- Ch. 5 Major Domains of the Earth

Science : - L – 10 Living Organisms & their

surrounding, L – 13 Electricity & currents

Computer : – Ch. 7 Log on to flash CS6, Ch. 8

Working with flash CS6

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ENGLISH : – L-7 Adjectives, L-8 Determiners

L-9 Subject-verb Agreement

Foundation Test Series (2018)

Minor Test – 6 (22.10.18) Minor Test – 7 (19.11.18)

Maths : – Ch-9 Introduction to Algebra, Ch-10

Basic Geometric Ideas

Science : - (Phy) : Ch. 13 Electricity &

Currents, (Chem) Ch. 15 Water, (Bio) Ch- 10

Living organisms and their surroundings

S.St.: - His - Ch-9 Vital Villages, Thriving

Towns, Ch-10 Traders, Kings & Pilgrims

Geo - Ch-5 Major Domains of the Earth

Civ - Ch-3 What is Government?

Ch-4 Key elements of a Democratic

Government

Reasoning : – Ch - 6 Logical Venn Diagrams, Ch

-7 Alpha-Numeric Sequence, Ch-8

Mathematical Operations, Ch-10 Mirror &

Water Image

G.K. : - Book - Ch- 26 to 32, Current Affairs,

Books & Authors

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ENGLISH : – L-10 Verbs 1, L-11 Verbs 2, L-16

Participles

Maths : Ch-9 Introduction to Algebra

Ch-11 Understanding Geometrical shapes

Ch - 12 Symmetry

Science : - (Phy) Ch-14 Fun With Magnets,

(Chem) Ch-3 Fibre to Fabric Ch-16 Air

Around Us, (Bio)Ch-9 Body & its Movement

S.St.: - His -Ch-11 New Empires and

Kingdoms, Geo - Ch-6 Major Landforms of the

Earth, Ch-7 Our Country-India, Civ - Ch-6

Rural Administration, Ch-7 Urban

Administration

Reasoning : – Ch-9 Analytical Reasoning,

Ch-11 Embedded Figures, Figure Formation,

Ch-12 Figure Matrix

G.K. : - Book Ch- 33 to 38, Current Affairs,

Awards, Abbreviations

Important Days and Upcoming Festivals (Oct - Nov)

October 2,2018 – *Gandhi Jayanti -The Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2nd October. Thus his

birthday is celebrated by all Indians every year on this day.

October 5,2018 – *World Teacher’s Day.- It is also known as International Teachers Day, aims to focus on

"appreciating, assessing and improving the educators of the world" and to provide an opportunity to consider issues

related to teachers and teaching.

October 8,2018 – *Indian Air Force Day-The main aim of the Air Force Day is to create more awareness in the

people about the Indian Air Force as a branch of the armed forces and its roles in defending the country’s sovereignty

and the role it plays in the country’s national security.

October 9,2018 – *Birthday of Guru Ram Das - Guru Ram Das, the Lord of Miracles and spiritual guide of Yogi

Bhajan, is the fourth of the ten gurus of the Sikhs.

October 11,2018 – *International Day of the Girl Child- The aim behind this day is to highlight and address the

needs and challenges girls face, while promoting girls' empowerment and the fulfillment of their human rights.

October 18,2018 – *Durga Puja Festival - One of the most celebrated festivals of India. This is especially popular

in West Bengal. It is celebrated for four days.

October 19,2018– *Dussehra - Dussehra is observed on the ninth day of the Navratri festival and signifies the day

of the victory of truth and justice when Lord Rama was successful in killing the demon king Ravana as per the

famous Indian epic of Ramayana.

October 31 ,2018– *Halloween- Halloween is observed on 31st October, every year. It is the festival of fun, usually

celebrated in the countries of the west such as Ireland, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, New Zealand

and Australia.

November 07,2018 – *Diwali- Diwali is the Hindu festivals of lights, which is celebrated every autumn in the

northern hemisphere. It symbolises the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.

November 11,2018 – *National Education Day- The Birth Anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, great

freedom fighter and first Union minister of Independent India as the National day. The objective of celebrating

National Education Day is to strengthen our educational institutions and to raise the quality of education to greater

heights.

November 14,2018 – *Children’s Day-Children's day is celebrated all over India to honor our first Prime Minister

Jawaharlal Nehru on his birthday highlighting his lone for children. The main purpose of this day is to encourage the

welfare of children all over the country.

November 23,2018 – *Guru Nanak Dev’s Birth Anniversary - Gurpurab is one of the most revered day observed

by the Sikh Community to glorify the tenets of Sikhism.

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