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Hello Friends !! Glad to be back with more information ! We got so deeply involved in festivals that we found more similar festivals that are just celebrated like Guy Fawkes and Dussehra . Would like to share few of our research with you guys!!!!!! 1. Burning Man is an annual event in the western United States at Black Rock City – a temporary city erected in the Black Rock Desert of northwest Nevada, approximately 100 miles north-northeast of Reno. They burn effigies structured like a man. For example if it starts on Monday , 26 August then it will likely to end on Monday, 2 September. 2. The Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday celebrated throughout Mexico, in particular the Central and South regions, and by people of Mexican heritage elsewhere. Its more like Guy Fawkes Festival. That's it for today !!! HAPPY BONFIRE NIGHT !!! 😉 SIDDHI
Hi Friends !!! Today we are here to keep you well updated on our project. Here , in India we celebrate Dusshera with full enthusiasm and zeal in our mind and heart. We have completed all necessary requirements for our ISA Project. The project has got us deeply involved in it. Guy Fawkes Day is such a vast topic to work on. Today we are conducting an assembly on the Guy Fawkes Day... with a role play showing the whole story of Guy Fawkes. We really enjoyed working on it. We look forward for your response and pictures and videos of your class working on your projects Regards Shreyansh
Hey Guys! Preparing for this fest and learning about it has been really fun. We have been preparing an assembly for the kids in our class to know more about it. It has been an incredibly fun and learning experience preparing for the assembly and we have it in an hour or so. We have been practicing everyday and messing around while doing it too. We would sometimes do exaggerated expressions of the characters in our play but we got scolded for it. Honestly, everyone is super excited to be interacting with all of you and many people volunteered. In our assembly, we will be providing some information about the origin of the fest and a short play on what happened before the traitors were arrested. We have a fest too. it's called Diwali. hope you have as much fun as we do. Happy Bonfire Night
Hey friends, I'll be just updating you all more about our work. We are going to have our grand assembly in another hour or two. Let's say we had a hard time actually knowing about your fest. That was hard work but fun. We even are telling our curious students about the differences and similarities between Guy Fawkes Night and Dusshera. Some things have to be repeated every time like making the children take an oath on not bursting crackers or maybe use "Green Crackers". The most famous poem of Guy Fawkes is going to be sung in the end. It was a fun time we had. Bye!!!:)
Hi friends we were very confused about the differences between Catholic and protestants. so we did a little research on them and this is what we discovered: The Pope Catholics have a Pope, which they consider a vicar for Christ; an infallible stand-in while Protestants believe no human is infallible and Jesus alone heads up the Church. Cathedrals Catholicism says that “humanity must discover its unity and salvation” within a church . Protestants say all Christians can receive salvation, regardless of church membership. Saints Saints are seen by Catholics as an intermediary to God or Jesus. Catholics pray to saints in addition to God. Protestants acknowledge saints, but don’t pray to them. Scripture The be-all, end-all for Protestants is “the Word of God.” For Catholics, tradition is just as important as scripture. Authority In Catholicism, only the Roman Catholic Church has authority to interpret the Bible. Protestants believe that each individual has aut...
