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You are Sunil/Sunita of 15, Golf Links, New Delhi. You wish to go and play outdoors every
day but you find most children engrossed in the world of virtual games. Write a letter to the
Editor of a leading national daily bringing out the negative impact of virtual games on the
youth of today. Also, suggest ways by which the problem may be corrected.​

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Answered by ritendramarkam1129
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Answer:

All we need to do is introduce them to a few outdoor games that we played as children, add some more ‘intelligent’ ones for them to improve upon, and we’re set. The idea is to convince them that playing outdoors is anytime more fun than breaking our heads over electronic games.

So, how do you do that?

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Before we enlist a few outdoor games, let’s first quickly learn how to engage children outside.

The new generation kids do not have the patience for boredom which is why:

outdoor games must be fun and engaging

games that we play outdoors should allow them to use their intelligence because that’s what attracts them to electronic gadgets

outdoor games must be fast-paced and unique, much like their electronic counterparts

If these points sound too intimidating and stressful for you, we suggest you relax. All the traditional games that we’ve ever played outdoors can be tweaked and customised to suit our new-age children. So, sit back and read on:

21 ideas for outdoor games for your child to have fun!

1. Tag, you’re it!

Ever heard of the Hindi idiom bali ka bakra? It simply means scapegoat. This one is a child-friendly and funny version of trying to ‘tag’ one person as the scapegoat.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

In which school do you study ?? Class/Section ??

Area?? Are you from DPS Ntpc, korba ??

Class 8B ??

Explanation:

Indian subcontinent

Banyan, (Ficus benghalensis), also called Indian banyan or banyan fig, unusually shaped tree of the mulberry family (Moraceae) native to the Indian subcontinent. The banyan reaches a height up to 30 metres (100 feet) and spreads laterally indefinitely.

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