The Young Chronicle: For Grade 3 June 6th, 2015 | Page 3

The Young Chronicle Nepal Earthquake Relief Campaign
The Young Chronicle has started an initiative wherein children can contribute towards the Nepal Earthquake Relief. Here's encouraging you kids to start an initiative in your locality, wherein you make and sell hand made products to raise money for the good cause. Here's what you
need to do:
Step 1: Make 10 products. Check out the activities page for references.
Step 2: Sell them to Shopkeepers, Neighbours, Family Members, Teachers, Friends, and others
Step 3: Once you have more than Rs. 100 collected, log on
to milaap.org/campaigns/theyoungchroniclenepalearthquake
Step 4: Ask Mumma/Papa to donate an amount equivalent to
that you have earned, on the website, using their card
Step 5: Share pictures of the products you made, in the comments section of the site
Once you have completed all the steps. Wait for your 'The
Young Chronicle' certificate and letter of appreciation.

STRAWBERRY MOON
On June 2, 2015, the moon was positioned
exactly opposite to the Earth and the
Sun. But what is interesting about that?
The fact that this moon was slightly pink in
colour.
This phenomenon is called the Strawberry
Moon.
The phrase Strawberry Moon dates back to
the Native Americans, who would give a
unique name to each month's first full
moon.
June’s full moon is called the Strawberry
Moon because the short season during
which strawberries can be harvested happens in June. Since strawberries are not
indigenous to Europe, Europeans call it the
Rose moon, while other cultures named it
the hot moon for the beginning of the summer heat.