Going To School Test 2

In the Northern Hills, children go to school through miles of snow. They hold hands and walk carefully.

If the snow is soft, their feet sink into it. When the snow is frozen, they may slip and fall, so they have to stay careful.

The paths in mountains are generally rocky and uneven.

In many party of Uttarakhand children live in the mountains. The paths are rocky and uneven. Although it’s difficult to walk on these but local children easily learn to race up and down.

In the Northern Hills, children go to school through miles of snow. They hold hands and walk carefully.

In some parts of Kerala, children use a vallam (small wooden boat) to reach school. It is a traditional boat in Kerala which is used to cross small rivers and lakes.

To cross the wide and deep river to get to school Children use Trolley in Ladakh.

It rains very much in some areas such as Assam. Sometimes after the rain, there is knee-high water everywhere. Children use the Bamboo Bridge to go to school.

Sand is all around in the desert in Rajasthan. It also gets very hot in the day. Children ride in a camel-cart to reach school.

Jugad is something that is made by using limited resources with minimal expanses in an innovative way. This vehicle is also made by putting together various available parts to serve as a passenger carrier. It is used in Gujarat.