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I am going to tell you how to plan a event. Also, I will tell you how to choose the right planners other than yourself, get the work divided equally and throw it in the end. So lets get started................ 1. Choose your team. Close friends/family members work best, and try to get a wide age group. For example: 11, 9, 6, and 5. 2. Choose which kind of event. A sale, a carnival, a fund-raising event, a party.....its your choice! 3. Now, choose a way you are going to advertise the event. You can put up posters, you can give invitations or flyers. It depends on the event. I think for sales, carnivals, fund-raising events, you should do posters or/and flyers, but for a party do invites. 4. Make a document on Word, or PowerPoint, or Excel, and fill in all the things. Such as: The names of the planners, the people invited or the amount of posters put up, the theme (if there is one!), and many other things. 5. Arrange the food. You can order it from outside...

I have divided this post in to two sections. One is about my Hobbies and one is about my Enjoyments . I had been meaning to make a post like this for a while (Okay, maybe for a long time) and I had posted this idea in my "Coming Soon" post. So for the first section of this post, I was meaning to tell you about my.......... Hobbies - Quilling . I love to quill and it is very peaceful, and teaches patience. - Origami . Origami is one of my all-time favorites, and it's fun making both easy+hard models. - Gardening. Gardening is utterly stunning. You sow one seed and water it, and next week its here. - Reading . I read, like, every minute of the day. I fell in love with books when I knew how to read. -Anything involving animals. I WOULD feed them, or touch if the chance comes. - Drawing. Drawing is something I have done, ever since I was able to grip a pencil. \ Now for the second section of this post, I was meaning to tell you about my........... Enjo...

Today I went to a gardening workshop for kids. I learned about sowing, transplanting, and propagating. I looked at some of the plants there. They were truly exotic! There was a purple chili, and a big purple flower, which looked like a lettuce first, but the teacher told me it was really a flower. There were pink and white roses too. There were flowers resembling hibiscuses and there was spinach, basil, tomato, papaya, and salad-leaf plants. Ok, you actually want to hear what I did there, right? Well, let me tell you. All the kids (including me!) planted sunflower and salad-leaf. There was actually choice of either sunflower/bean seeds, but everybody, obviously, chose sunflower. After we had planted our seeds, we watered them and put them on a small window edge that looked into the balcony so we could take them home. After that, we learned transplanting. She showed us dahlias and daisies that were ready to transplant. Now, I must mention that they were mostly s...

Yes, yes I know.... I haven't posted for ages! I'm finally back and ready to start but I just wanted to tell you all something. I am quite busy these days ( if you want to know, I'm busy with clubs and classes, studies, Warrior Cats club..being a leader is so NOT my cup of tea ) and I just can't find enough mood to lift the lid of the laptop, open Blogger, and type. Trust me, I am keeping up to date on all your blogs but unfortunately not mine.  So, um, I have a club today and a class tomorrow. Yes, yes I know. Before I uploaded TWO times a DAY. But that is so not the case now. So hoping to see you all on Fries-day (Get the joke?) and on Saturday.

I am going to be reviewing the channel named "Art for Kids Hub'. Here, a dad draws, paints, sculpts, and does origami with... his children! Their names are: Jack (nicknamed Chuckers) who is age 11, Hadley (nicknamed Hads) who is age 8, Austin (nicknamed Austa-wasta-mc-pasta) who is age 6. They also have a toddler named Olivia but she's only a year old. I have included a playlist of some videos I think you'll like. If you like these, be sure to check out the channel for more amazing stuff! Anyways, the reason why I like this channel is because if I am drawing kind of bad, the younger children do kind of good. And I say to myself, "I can do just as good as them!'. And it gives me strength. I like using this channel because it teaches art very good. I hope you will use it too!  

I have posted a poll on my blog of who is your favorite author. If unable to cast your vote, please tell me in the comments down below: Enid Blyton J.K Rowling Jules Verne Other These are the choices you can vote from.

Yesterday I went to a Readers And Writers Club that happens every Wednesday. This was the first meeting of the club and of course, my first experience of it. We just played a game which was called "Create A Story" which you can purchase on Amazon. It is currently unavailable but they had it. Also, I really liked the teacher and she was very nice. All the time me and my mom were in the club, my 4-year-old brother was playing with another 4-year-old upstairs. The family that is hosting it is very nice. It was a truly memorable experience for my first time at RWC! I can't wait to attend the next one InshaAllah!

Islam4kids is just what it sounds like-learning about Islam! But in a really fun way. I went today in Love Allah session and I painted Allah in Arabic. There were also a number of fun worksheets that were very fun to do. And at the end, there were snacks. That was such a great session ! Can't wait to attend the next one inshAllah!      

Recently I went to SYC (Saturday Youth Club). It is a very fun place with lots of activities to do. It is so fun. It happens on the last Saturday of every month. I did pottery, cake decor, sewing, and learnt about the prophet Muhammed 's seerah. There were several stalls, all of them indoors. And this place was girls only. I also made itar. And you get a goody bag.