1. Life

 Content: This piece explores the essence of life, focusing on its challenges, experiences, and the beauty of living.

 Objective: To encourage students to reflect on their lives and appreciate the journey of existence.

 2. A Synopsis the Swiss Family Robinson

 Content: A brief overview of the story, highlighting the adventures of a shipwrecked family and their survival on a deserted island.

 Objective: To introduce students to themes of resilience, family bonds, and survival in adverse conditions.

 3. Have You Ever Seen...?

 Content: A creative exploration of various phenomena and experiences, urging readers to engage with their environment.

 Objective: To stimulate curiosity and observation skills in students, fostering a sense of wonder about the world.

 4. Have You Thought of the Verb ‘Have’...?

 Content: A discussion on the usage of the verb ‘have’, illustrating its various meanings and implications.

 Objective: To enhance students’ understanding of grammar and the nuances of language usage.

 5. The Necklace

 Content: A short story by Guy de Maupassant about a woman who borrows a necklace, leading to unexpected consequences.

 Objective: To explore themes of vanity, pride, and the pitfalls of materialism.

 6. Invictus

 Content: A powerful poem by William Ernest Henley that emphasizes resilience and determination in the face of adversity.

 Objective: To inspire students with themes of courage and self determination.

 7. A True Story of Sea Turtles

 Content: A narrative detailing the life cycle and struggles of sea turtles, highlighting environmental issues.

 Objective: To raise awareness about wildlife conservation and the importance of protecting marine life.

 8. Somebody’s Mother

 Content: A poem that reflects on the universal themes of love and loss, showcasing the bond between mothers and children.

 Objective: To evoke empathy and emotional understanding regarding familial relationships.

 9. The Fall of Troy

 Content: A retelling of the legendary tale of Troy, focusing on the themes of war, betrayal, and tragedy.

 Objective: To familiarize students with classical literature and the moral lessons it imparts.

 10. Autumn

 Content: A poetic description of the autumn season, capturing its beauty and the transition it represents.

 Objective: To cultivate an appreciation for nature and the changing seasons.

 11. The Past in the Present

 Content: A discussion on how history influences contemporary life and the importance of learning from the past.

 Objective: To instill a sense of historical awareness and its relevance to modern society.

 12. Silver

 Content: A poem that personifies the moonlight, creating imagery and evoking feelings associated with the night.

 Objective: To enhance students’ ability to appreciate and interpret poetic devices and imagery.

 13. Reading Works of Art

 Content: An exploration of how art can be interpreted and understood, paralleling literature and visual art.

 Objective: To encourage critical thinking and analytical skills in appreciating various art forms.

 14. The Road Not Taken

 Content: A famous poem by Robert Frost that contemplates choices and their consequences in life.

 Objective: To encourage introspection about decision making and the impact of choices.

 15. How the First Letter was Written

 Content: A narrative that describes the origins of written communication through a creative storytelling approach.

 Objective: To highlight the significance of communication in human civilization.

 16. Please Listen!

 Content: A reflection on the importance of listening, emphasizing communication skills in relationships.

 Objective: To develop students’ listening skills and promote effective communication.

 17. The Storyteller

 Content: A humorous story about a storyteller who captivates his audience, highlighting the art of storytelling.

 Objective: To appreciate narrative techniques and the role of stories in society.

 18. Intellectual Rubbish

 Content: An essay that critiques certain ideas and thoughts that may lack depth or substance.

 Objective: To encourage critical thinking and discernment in evaluating information.

 19. My Financial Career

 Content: A humorous account of an individual’s misadventures in dealing with finances and banking.

 Objective: To provide insights into financial literacy in an engaging manner.

 20. Tansen

 Content: A narrative about the legendary musician Tansen, showcasing his talent and the significance of music in culture.

 Objective: To appreciate the rich heritage of music and its role in shaping identity.