The Young Chronicle: For 2nd Graders February 7th, 2015 | Página 2

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Election Blues

Age Limit for School Admissions: Saher Kazi
Mother said you are two and a
half, lets go to school.
Father said, "What a laugh!"
three is when you go to
school.
School says come now and pay
me a fee,
Government says come later
and now go flee.

Did you know that the Delhi elections are on?
Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi, and Ajay Maken are
fighting head on.
The Aam Aadmi Party, the Bhartiya Janta
Party, and the Congress are at Daggers End, one is
shouting fight ‘corruption’, one is shouting
‘development- development’.
The problem is, who should one vote for? Both
seem good and the decision is tough. While on the
face of it, the Congress seems out, but you never
know who wins this war.
But finally it seems, after the elections, the
news channels will have something else to cover.
And finally, some other issues will be covered.
But no matter who comes in power, lets hope
the roads improve, the city gets safer, and there is
more hope for the poor.

Doctor
A told mother two and half helps
me get good marks to pass.
Doctor B told father three
doesnt burden me in class.
Let the formal education start at
five
But social communication and fine
motor skills at three should
arrive
Office going parents like two and half as it is their
creche.
They don’t want the rule to be refreshed.
Two and a half or three, I am a child who wants to play
I am not a money tree, let me be a child, I pray.

Here’s a poll for those who live in Delhi: did
your parents go and vote. Write ‘Yes’ if your
parents did, else write ‘No’ in the box below.