November 24, 2009 by gayanika
The best day to accomplish something it the day before tomorrow. This saying teachers us the value of time. The present world is a fast running one. Any one who fails to keep with the speed become a loser. Therefore in order to achieve our goals in this complex and fast society we must know how to get the best use of our time.
Most people today neglect punctuality. Punctuality is a must for only one who wants to save his time. A punctual man not only saves his own time, he saves the time of the others as well. Efficiency is another powerful time saver. Efficiency means not speed. An efficient man achieves some take within a short period of time.
Sri Lanka is still a developing country. Time is a very important factor to us. It all of us try our best to save our individual time to some extent it will be a greacontribution towards the development of the country.
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November 12, 2009 by gayanika
Before flowing or planting is done, the farmer prepares the field first he has to loosen the soil with the help of plough and buffaloes, if not by a tractor. Then he has to muddy the area. After the preparation is completed. He can sow the paddy on the mud. When the plants are grown the farmer will have to spray some insecticides at certain intervals. When the paddy is ripe after three or four months. With the help of other farmers to harvest the field. After the harvest the farmer will bring paddy home.
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November 12, 2009 by gayanika
The parrot is the only beautiful bird known for his taking power. Some kinds of parrots can talk better than others. Parrot is a green colored bird with its beak curved parrots are quick at copying people’s voice. It is really an imitation of few words. The best way of teaching them to talk is in the dark. Keep the parrot’s cage covered or in a dark. Then you say words over and over again to the parrot. It listens and learns the words. It is far better to tame a parrot first them only he find easy to pick the words. But the wild parrots only words. But the wild parrots only murmur loudly. In some places parrots are kept as pets. It is not a good thing to keep parrot on cages. We must not obstruct the freedom of animals or birds. Therefore we must allow birds. Therefore we must aiiow birds and animals live free in their natural world.
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October 27, 2008 by gayanika
Electricity is very useful to man. Today it is almost impossible for us to imagine
living without electricity. But until the year 1800 there was no electricity at all.
It was in 1800 that Alexandra Volta invented the first battery. This
battery gave a continuous flow. Of electricity.
Sir Humphrey Davy and Michael Faraday are two other scientists
who made our knowledge of electricity wider.
Today, man use electricity for pratical purposes too. There are
many kinds of electrical appliance. Television, radio, electric pulb,
electic iron, electric cooker and the refrigerator are the mostly used electrical appliances in our country.
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October 27, 2008 by gayanika
Have you seen bees in you garden? Watch them flying from flower to lower watch them
sucking up the nectar with their long flexible tongues. Have you ever caused to
think about the life of these industrious insects?
Bees do not live alone. They live within other members of their large family.
Each amily of bees makes up one colony of group. Each colony has a hive to live in.
A bee hive made up of six sided cells or compartments.
Thousands of bees live in a hive. There are three types of bees in a hive. They
are he queen bee, the drones and the workers. The queen is the head of the colony
of bees. She dose not rule them, but her presence is essential. She keeps the members
of the group together. She has one essential responsibility to perform. She lays eggs.
The drones are the males in the colony. They are lazy creatures. They do not work.
Heir only function is to help the queen by tertilized eggs and unfertilized eggs produce
lrones. There are about two to three thousand drones in each hive.
Fertilized eggs produce worker bees. Unlike the drones, the works attend to the ill
the work of the hive. They build their home on trees or in the hollow of trees. They fly
out in fields, forests and gardens and collect nectar and pollen. They convert this nectar
to honey and store it in cells. They bring water to the hive. They ventilate the hive and
also protect it from their enemies. They feed their queen and look after her young once.
Hese are the responsibilities of the worker bees. There a
re about thirty to forty thousand worker bees in each hive.
All these bees- the queen, the drones and the workers live and work together.
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October 27, 2008 by gayanika
Working is a good to do. It gives us happiness. But working without rest is painful. And no
working is more painful. According of the famous English philosopher, Bertrand Russell,
even the dullest work is to most people less painful then idleness.
Some people tend to keep themselves idle because the work available
to them is not interesting. Advantages. One of them is that the working
man never becomes a mere day dreamer.
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September 19, 2008 by gayanika
A rainbow is a beautiful sight. It is an arch of colored light in the sky.
To see this rain and sunshine should occur at the same time what makes
rainbow sunlight is made up of seven colors. Violet, indigo bludgeon, yellow,
orange and red are the colures. When a toy of light is passed through a prism it
spits in to the so seven colors. Similarly, the falling drops of rain act like small prisms.
They split up the white sunlight in to its serene colors. We see them in the rainbow. It is a
bow an arch, made by the rain. That is the main reason that there must be rain and sunshine
at the same time for the formation of a rainbow. When rain ceases, or the sun goes in, the
rainbow fades away.
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September 19, 2008 by gayanika
Madduma Bandara is the name of one of our national heroes. He is a child hero.
He lived during the reign of sir wickrama Rajasinghe, thelast king of Ceylon,
His father was on of the kings ministers. His name was Ehelepola.
Ehelepola didn’t obey the king’s orders. He fled away and hid in a remote plase.
The king was very angry, He ordered that Ehelepola’s family be killed. They were
brought to Bogambara by the king’s men. It was madduma Bandara elder brother. Who
had toface death first. But he bared not to cone forward.
Madduma was abrave boy.
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September 19, 2008 by gayanika
There are various kinds of wild animals in the forests.
Among them elephant, tiger, dear, wild buffalo are common.
Out of these some animals eat herbs and leaves while others
eat the flesh of small animals. These animals can be seen at
sanctuaries. These animals are so cruel. So that we must not
tease them. When we go to the zoo there also we can see them.
But not freely. They are kept in cages or in dens. They cannot harm us
. Unlike in cage these animals look beauty or natural when they are in forests.
They live a happy life in forest. We have to safeguard ourselves without laughing
or teasing them.
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September 19, 2008 by gayanika
Before flowing or planting is donned the farmer prepares the field.
First he has to loosen the soil with the help of plough and buffaloes.
If not by a tractor. The he has to muddy the area. After the prepares
is completed he can sow the paddy on the mud. When the plant are
grown the farmer will her to spray some insecticides at certain intervals.
When the paddy is ripe after three or four months. With the help of other
farmers to harvest the field. After the harvest the farmer will bring paddy home.
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