My Healthy fairy land created by Adnah Jennifer


Creative writing, un-leash the imagination and writing skills of children. My daughter was asked to imagine and create her own fairy land as a part of creative writing activity in her school. Activity also includes creating a sketch of the fairy land.
When we think of fairy lands, its usual to visualize ourselves as fairies, doing impossible things with magic spells, standing on top of castles reaching the clouds, riding flying horses, being spell bound looking at the talking mushrooms in the fairly land forest and bringing riches with the magic wand. I am very happy that she visualized a fairy land which has healthy food all around instead of riches. I fully appreciate the out of the box thinking and decided to use the concept for the blog. I believe this could be instrumental in creating awareness for healthy eating among children. I asked her to type the content, which she wrote in her notebook, to improve her computer typing skill.
MY FAIRY LAND
I love eating Fruits and Vegetables, so I am going to name my fairy land as "Healthy Land". The houses in my fairy land are made of Juicy Mangoes and Grapes. The mountains are made of tasty Apples and the Sun is made of sour oranges. The River in my fairly land is made of mixed fruit Juice. The sky is made of lots and lots of flattened Blueberries. All three meals which include breakfast, lunch and supper are only healthy food. Junk foods are not available and or not allowed in my Fairy land. The magic portions or the magic spell used by the fairies needs fruits and vegetables to happen. People who live in this Healthy land will never run short of fruits and vegetables. The goal of Healthy land is to eat healthy and live healthy for ever and ever...

Creative Head of Healthy Land: Adnah Allwyn 

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