Learn to Read with google | Have fun as you learn to read English & more with the magic of your voice
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ગુજરાત સરકાર, શિક્ષણ વિભાગ તેમજ સમગ્ર શિક્ષા અંતર્ગત ૧ થી ૫ ધોરણના વિદ્યાર્થીઓમાં વાચન સુધારા માટે Google ની મદદ વડે “READ ALONG” આકર્ષક મોબાઈલ એપ્લીકેશનનું નિર્માણ કરેલ છે.
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Learn to Read with google
Read Along (formerly Bolo) is a free and fun speech based reading tutor app designed for children aged 5 and above.
It helps them improve their reading skills in English and many other languages (Hindi, Bangla, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Spanish & Portuguese) by encouraging them to read aloud interesting stories and collect stars and badges together with "Diya", the friendly in app assistant.
Diya listens to children when they read and offers realtime positive feedback when they read well and helps them out when they get stuck - even when offline & without data!
Features:
• Works Offline : Once downloaded, it works offline, so it does not use any data.
• Safe : Since the app is made for children, there are no ads, and all sensitive information stays only on the device.
• Free: The app is completely free to use and has a vast library of books with different reading levels from Pratham Books, Katha Kids & Chhota Bheem, with new books added regularly.
• Games: Educational games within the app, make the learning experience fun.
• In-App Reading Assistant: Diya, the in-app reading assistant helps children read out loud and provides positive reinforcement when they read correctly, and help wherever they get stuck.
• Multi Child Profile: Multiple children can use the same app and create their individual profiles to track their own progress.
• Personalized: The app recommends the right level of difficulty books to each child depending on their reading level.
Languages available :
With Read Along, children can read a variety of fun and engaging stories in different languages including:
• English
• Hindi (हिंदी)
• Bangla (বাংলা)
• Urdu (اردو)
• Telugu (తెలుగు)
• Marathi (मराठी)
• Tamil (தமிழ்)
• Spanish (Española)
• Portuguese (Portuguese)
With just 10 minutes of fun & practice every day, inspire your child to become a reading star for life!
Tarikh 16-17 August- Uttar Gujarat ane Saurashtra Kutchh Vistaro ma Bhare Varsad ni Aagahi Babat Gujarat Mahiti Burro ni Official Press note.
Ta. Heavy rains forecast in North Gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch areas on August 16-17. The rains starting this week are likely to fall till next week: NDRF teams on stand-by following meteorological forecast: Relief Commissioner Shri Harshad Patel on fishing till August 15 Prohibition A total of 69 reservoirs on high alert, 11 reservoir alerts and 8 reservoir warming in the state. Relief Commissioner and Additional Secretary Shri Harshad R. Weather Watch in place of Patel's chairman The group's webinar was held at Gandhinagar today.
The meteorological department has said that the rains that started this week are likely to fall next week as well. In addition, the next date. Heavy rains are also forecast in Saurashtra-Kutch areas including North Gujarat on August 16 and 17. A meeting of the Weather Watch was started by Ms. T. J. Vyas, Deputy Collector, State Emergency Operations Center, to welcome all the online officers. Relief Commissioner Shri Harshad Patel told the officials present in the virtual meeting that from 6.00 am to 2.00 pm today 94 talukas received rainfall ranging from 1 mm to 89 mm. The highest rainfall of 89 mm has been recorded in Kalyanpur taluka. The state has received 481.39 mm of rainfall till 11/08/2020. Which is 57.92% compared to the state average of 831 mm for the last thirty years. "Low pressure is building in the northern part of the Bay of Bengal in two days," an IMD official said.
In addition, a cyclonic circulation is on the Pakistan-Kutch-Rajasthan area and in the coming week, besides South Gujarat, there may be light to very heavy rains in Central and North Gujarat as well as Saurashtra and Kutch. Rain starting this week | It is also likely to be extended next week. Heavy rains are likely in North Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch areas around August 16 and 17. According to the Department of Agriculture, an estimated 78.02 lakh hectares of kharif crops have been planted till 110/08/2020 this year.
71.34 lakh hectares were planted during the same period last year. This year, 91.90% of the area has been planted against the average area under the last three years. According to the Irrigation Department, Sardar Sarovar reservoir has an existing surface of 119.47 meters and a storage capacity of 1,71,006 mcft of water. Which is 51.19% of the total storage capacity. As well as 7,520 cusecs of water. The total storage in 205 reservoirs of the state is 55.75%. At present, the state has a total of 69 reservoirs on high alert, 11 reservoirs on alert and 1 reservoir on warning.
Fishermen are banned from plowing the seas from today till August 15, the fisheries department said. Mr. Patel said that next week, Ta. NDRF teams have been on stand-by following heavy rain forecast from August 15 to August 17. These teams will also be sent to North Gujarat if required. Saurashtra - Kutch and South Gujarat NDRF team will be retained. Following the forecast of heavy rains, all the departments have been instructed to be vigilant and prepare in advance.
Ta. Heavy rains forecast in North Gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch areas on August 16-17. The rains starting this week are likely to fall till next week: NDRF teams on stand-by following meteorological forecast: Relief Commissioner Shri Harshad Patel on fishing till August 15 Prohibition A total of 69 reservoirs on high alert, 11 reservoir alerts and 8 reservoir warming in the state. Relief Commissioner and Additional Secretary Shri Harshad R. Weather Watch in place of Patel's chairman The group's webinar was held at Gandhinagar today.
The meteorological department has said that the rains that started this week are likely to fall next week as well. In addition, the next date. Heavy rains are also forecast in Saurashtra-Kutch areas including North Gujarat on August 16 and 17. A meeting of the Weather Watch was started by Ms. T. J. Vyas, Deputy Collector, State Emergency Operations Center, to welcome all the online officers. Relief Commissioner Shri Harshad Patel told the officials present in the virtual meeting that from 6.00 am to 2.00 pm today 94 talukas received rainfall ranging from 1 mm to 89 mm. The highest rainfall of 89 mm has been recorded in Kalyanpur taluka. The state has received 481.39 mm of rainfall till 11/08/2020. Which is 57.92% compared to the state average of 831 mm for the last thirty years. "Low pressure is building in the northern part of the Bay of Bengal in two days," an IMD official said.
In addition, a cyclonic circulation is on the Pakistan-Kutch-Rajasthan area and in the coming week, besides South Gujarat, there may be light to very heavy rains in Central and North Gujarat as well as Saurashtra and Kutch. Rain starting this week | It is also likely to be extended next week. Heavy rains are likely in North Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch areas around August 16 and 17. According to the Department of Agriculture, an estimated 78.02 lakh hectares of kharif crops have been planted till 110/08/2020 this year.
71.34 lakh hectares were planted during the same period last year. This year, 91.90% of the area has been planted against the average area under the last three years. According to the Irrigation Department, Sardar Sarovar reservoir has an existing surface of 119.47 meters and a storage capacity of 1,71,006 mcft of water. Which is 51.19% of the total storage capacity. As well as 7,520 cusecs of water. The total storage in 205 reservoirs of the state is 55.75%. At present, the state has a total of 69 reservoirs on high alert, 11 reservoirs on alert and 1 reservoir on warning.
Fishermen are banned from plowing the seas from today till August 15, the fisheries department said. Mr. Patel said that next week, Ta. NDRF teams have been on stand-by following heavy rain forecast from August 15 to August 17. These teams will also be sent to North Gujarat if required. Saurashtra - Kutch and South Gujarat NDRF team will be retained. Following the forecast of heavy rains, all the departments have been instructed to be vigilant and prepare in advance.