7th April. Assembly. Class-VIII
Theme: Believe in Yourself
Thought: Don’t watch the clock; do what it does. Keep going.” – Sam Levenson
Speech: climate change
Good morning respected teachers and dear friends,
Today I would like to speak about climate change, one of the biggest challenges facing our world. Climate change refers to long-term changes in temperature and weather patterns. It is mainly caused by human activities like burning fossil fuels, cutting down forests, and excessive pollution. As a result, we are seeing rising global temperatures, melting glaciers, rising sea levels, floods, droughts, and extreme weather conditions. These changes are not only harming nature but also affecting our health, agriculture, and economy. Animals are losing their habitats, and many species are becoming extinct. If we do not act now, the future will be worse. We must take small but effective steps like using renewable energy, planting trees, saving water, and reducing waste. Each of us has a role to play. Let’s be responsible citizens and protect our planet for ourselves and future generations.
Thank you!
News:
1.
National News:
CBSE will now include more skill-based questions in exams to promote better understanding and reduce rote learning.
2.International News:
NASA’s spacecraft has collected rock samples from asteroid Bennu to study the early solar system and the origin of life.
Words for the day:
Keen** – Sharp or eager (He has a keen interest in science.)
Lethargic – Lacking energy (After a long day, he felt lethargic.)
Meticulous – Paying great attention to detail (She is meticulous in her work.)
Notorious – Famous for something bad (The city is notorious for traffic jams.)
Obsolete – No longer in use (Typewriters have become obsolete.)
