BBC Compacta Class 6 Solutions - Classroom Assignment- 30

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Ans:  “Mothers hold their children’s hands for a short while, but their hearts forever.”  
Good morning ladies and gentlemen, esteemed teachers, and dear friends,
I stand before you today with great honor to talk about a day that holds a special place in our hearts – Mother's Day. My name is Srishti, and I am here to shed some light on the significance of this wonderful celebration.
Mother's Day is a day dedicated to showing affection and gratitude to the incredible women who brought us into this world, our mothers. It is typically celebrated in the months of March, April, or May, with modern Mother's Day falling on the second Sunday of May.
The roots of this beautiful tradition can be traced back to Europe, including the UK, Greece, and Rome. However, it was Anna Jarvis who popularized the modern-day Mother's Day as we know it today. People celebrate this day by giving gifts, cards, chocolates, and flowers to their mothers, a simple yet profound gesture to express their love and gratitude.
But why is Mother's Day so important?
It is a day when we can make our mothers feel special and appreciated for the endless love and sacrifices they have made for us. It's a day to remind them of the unique place they hold in our hearts, a day to honor the unsung heroes who shape our lives with their boundless affection and care.
So, let's not wait for Mother's Day to show our appreciation, but every day, let's acknowledge and celebrate the extraordinary women who brought us into this world. After all, they are the ones who make our world a better place.
Thank you everyone for listening.