[Keya Tejwani]

History is like a giant storybook about things that happened a long time ago. This book helps us understand why things are the way they are today. Just like your family has special ways of doing things, entire groups of people have traditions too. These traditions come from stories and events from a really long time ago.Just like your school has rules and your family decides things together, countries also have their own way of doing things. And guess what? They decide based on how people did things a long time ago!The toys you play with, the clothes you wear, and even the food you eat have a history. What people made and used in the past affects what we have and do today.

Just like friends working out arguments, countries do that too. How countries get along today is influenced by things that happened in the past.Someone a long time ago came up with the idea of things like smartphones or video games. The first versions might look different, but they’re the ancestors of the cool stuff you have today. History has stories about people fighting for fairness. These stories, like superheroes doing what’s right, help us understand why it’s important to be kind to everyone.

[Keya Tejwani]

An article is a brief piece you read in newspapers or online, similar to a mini-story. It shares interesting things—news, facts, or stories about people. Articles have a start introducing the topic, a middle with details, and an end wrapping it up. They’re a quick way to learn and explore the world.

[Keya Tejwani]

Slang words are like cool and trendy words that people use in everyday conversations. They’re not formal words you’d use in school essays, but they make talking with friends more fun. For example, saying something is “lit” means it’s really awesome, and “hangry” is when you’re so hungry that you get grumpy. So, slang is like the secret language of being cool with your friends!