The Young Chronicle: For 4th Graders February 7th, 2015 | Page 5

YOUNG CHRONICLE

Australian Open
By Trisha Saini

Tennis, Oh! Tennis what a game
Played by two or four
Sometimes it can lead you to fame
Sometimes it is played for fun
Australian open is a grand slam
Only the best of the best win
Balls leave the rackets with a loud wham
Shooting from one player to another

Age Limit for School Admissions
By Seher Kazi

Serena Williams won the girls singles
For the fifth time in her life
All her senses must have tingled
When she hit the last ball
Novak Djokovic is the world's number one
He won the men's singles
It must not have been a lot of fun
Playing in the hot hot sun.

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.
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 dont 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.

Vitamin A Can Save you All from Malaria
A research led by John Hopkins Bloomberg School of
Public Health suggests, that if Vitamin A is administered
on children during the wet season when malaria-infected
mosquitoes are most prevalent, it may help protect
children against malaria,
It basically means that children under age of 5, living in
sub-Saharan Africa would be 54 per cent less likely to
develop M