Kashika's Work

You will definitely learn these thirteen rules of life at the age of 13! 1) Not everybody is going to always appreciate you. 2) Sometimes you just have to let go. 3) You have to learn to just live with it. 4) Let go of the past and move forward. 5) Do not compare yourself to others. 6) You can't hang on to people. 7) Accept your differences. 8) If it can go wrong, it will go wrong. 9) Try not to be sensitive. 10) Don't procrastinate. 11) Don't always count on that one person. 12) Always look at the brighter side. 13) Life is too short to complain about. So go out there and have fun!

A Motivational Bullying Poem By Kashika Bharol When I was little and I had my two front teeth sticking out And I was too young to get braces Kids laughed and made fun of me Said I was a beaver and a walrus and called me buck-toothed Then by then, little by little, I was bullied. All it took was one little kid messin' around To a whole group teasing. I wasn't alone Kids all around face this every day The number 160,000 kids afraid to go to school tomorrow because of this meanness And even more than that Are not brave enough to tell anyone Because they're afraid Afraid of being titled as a tattle-tale, a snitch... Anything else people were called in elementary school School's for learning, growing, laughing, playing Not for bullying, teasing, taunting, demeaning But some don't get that Sure, some fall, but they get back up. The bullies won't stop Not with one person Not with two But with three, four, five... a big group There...

PICK THE ANSWER WHICH IS CLOSEST TO YOUR ACTUAL, PERSONAL ANSWER. 1) Whenever its recess or you have free time, you like to:      a) read      b) sing and dance      c) chat with friends      d) play soccer or sports 2) Your most favorite place in the entire world is:      a) the bookstore      b) a music concert      c) at home, on your laptop      d) the park 3) Your hobby is:      a) doing homework and creative projects      b) doing musical covers of songs      c) going on Facebook      d) playing games outside 4) When you grow up, you want to be a:      a) doctor      b) singer      c) teacher      d) football player 5) Your favorite subject in school is:      a) English ...

School's out, summer's in! We all couldn't wait to enjoy the summertime when school was approaching its end. However, after summer is here, many people have nothing to do after vacation. Well, here's a list of things to do to become boredom-free! 1) Make a lemonade stand! Gather some friends, grab some lemons, sugar, and ice, put them in a blender, and make some freshly squeezed, homemade lemonade! Sell it for 25- 50 cents a cup. 2) Explore your backyard. Play "Adventure" with your siblings, and uncover the mystical things about your backyard. Also, (with your parents' permission) a fun thing to play is "Restaurant" in the backyard. Using mud, make chocolate or mudpies. If you have a certain fruit plant such as a berry bush or an apple tree, use some of those fruits to play with and really eat! (Like I previously said, this is all only with your parents' consent. 3)  Read a good book and enter a summer reading contest. Usually, they ha...

Are you traveling in an airplane over the summer? Well, here are some do's and don't's to stay healthy and not-bored during the journey to your destination. DON'T: 1) Don't keep on looking at the map to see how much longer until you reach the airport. This will take the fun out of your trip, and will make you extra-bored. You can even make a plan, such as you will look at the map every two hours, or something similar. 2) Don't watch the TV they give in the airplane all day . Bring something else with you, such as an MP3 to listen to music, a book or Kindle to read from, or a small card game like Go Fish. Bring something constructive. 3) Don't stay hungry or thirsty. If you need water, ask the flight attendant for some. Usually, in your seat they give a button which you can press if you need the flight attendant to come to you.   DO: 1)  Sleep. You're going to be tired, especially if you woke up early in the morning to catch your flight. If you...

1) A Handmade Card: Who wouldn't like a homemade card? Your teacher will love this! She will especially like it because its the love that counts. 2) Chocolate:  I like to give this gift, because: who doesn't like chocolate??? Plus, it is easy to carry and is a very good gift. You can even make your own chocolate at home, by getting a chocolate mold and some chocolate melts! 3) A Gift Card: She will love this because she can spend the money on almost anything... books, movies, school supplies, things for herself... 4) Flowers: Flowers are beautiful, smell good, and look really nice when you use them to decorate. Your teacher will love the flowers; they could be from your yard (make sure their pretty ones and not weeds) or they can be store bought. 5) Something Special:  Anything else that is special! You can make a collage of the entire class and give it to her as a memoir, give her a special vase you made from clay, or anything else!

Have you been wondering which app to get? Well have no fear, the list of apps is HERE!!! (the apps are listed in no specific order) 1) Google Translate: This is a great app if you are traveling. It is also fun to see how you say certain phrases in different languages. This is a very education and fun app that I would highly recommend. 2) Notability: This is a great note-taking app in which you can just doodle for fun or take notes or even write stories on! It works great with a stylus or with just your finger. 3) Quick Math: This has to be my most favorite app ever! Made for adults and children alike, this is a great app which offers a rich learning experience. You have a certain amount of math problems to solve and you may take your time. It tracks your progress in the form of a chart as you go on, telling you if you are improving or not. There are four different levels- Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Extreme. 4) Draw Something: This is a drawing game you can play ...