good to know - "Independence Day Celebration at Babu's School"

Hello friends,
How are you all? I hope everyone is doing well. I’m starting today’s post with the wish that everyone, wherever you are, is in good health. After a long time, I’m back with you. For the past few days, our family has been going through various challenges, some of which you know about. Anyway, a few days ago, Babu's school organized various events to celebrate Independence Day. The school asked the children to create Independence Day-themed crafts to be exhibited, and the most beautiful craft would be awarded a prize. The children at the school are all under six years old, so naturally, the mothers had to make the crafts. We were given one week to prepare and submit the crafts. Although one week was enough time for me, my health made it difficult. Still, with the help of his aunt, we managed to make and submit the craft.

Unfortunately, on the way back home after submitting the craft, Babu became very ill. Suddenly, he developed a fever of 102 degrees and was just staring blankly, unable to speak. We were terrified and immediately took him to the doctor. The doctor said it was a case of gas in his stomach. After giving him paracetamol, the fever subsided within ten minutes. The doctor said it was viral fever and that there was no cause for concern once the fever subsided. He also prescribed some medicine. Because of his illness, Babu couldn't attend school on Independence Day. The school had asked parents to attend with their children, but Babu couldn't go, so we went and participated in the event instead.

One by one, all the teachers performed, and various photoshoots were done with the children. Then the craft exhibition started, and everyone had made beautiful crafts. I liked all of them. The teachers organized a beautiful event with the children. The children don't yet understand what Independence Day is, so they are taught through playful activities. Sometimes, the teachers at the school make crafts with the children to keep them from getting bored with their studies and to encourage them to want to come to school. The teachers are very caring towards the children, which I really appreciate. Overall, the school's event was very beautiful. It would have been nice if Babu could have attended. Everyone was asking for him, and even his friends missed him a lot. Hopefully, he will be able to participate in the next event if he stays healthy.

I hope you all like the crafts as much as I did.