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Day 14
Week 2
Book 1
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### Mulla Nasruddin and the Tightrope Walker
One day, Mulla Nasruddin went to a village fair. There, he saw a man walking on a tightrope high above the ground. The villagers watched him with great excitement.
Suddenly, the tightrope walker became frightened and started shaking. Everyone became worried, but Mulla Nasruddin smiled.
He said, “My friend, you are a brave man! You have made everyone believe that you are afraid, but perhaps you are only trying to entertain them!”
The villagers laughed at Mulla’s clever words. The tightrope walker smiled and continued his performance carefully.
Moral: Do not lose confidence when you face difficulties. Always stay calm and think wisely.
Accl Portal Day 14 Week 2 Book 1 Story post ### Mulla Nasruddin and the Tightrope Walker One day, Mulla Nasruddin went to a village fair. There, he saw a man walking on a tightrope high above the ground. The villagers watched him with great excitement. Suddenly, the tightrope walker became frightened and started shaking. Everyone became worried, but Mulla Nasruddin smiled. He said, “My friend, you are a brave man! You have made everyone believe that you are afraid, but perhaps you are only trying to entertain them!” The villagers laughed at Mulla’s clever words. The tightrope walker smiled and continued his performance carefully. Moral: Do not lose confidence when you face difficulties. Always stay calm and think wisely.0 Comments 0 Shares 11 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment! - Accl Portal
Day 13
Week 2
Book 1
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### Mulla Nasruddin and the Missing Ring
One day, Mulla Nasruddin lost his precious ring. He searched for it everywhere in his house, but he could not find it.
He went outside and started looking under a streetlight. His neighbor saw him and asked, “Mulla, what are you looking for?”
Mulla replied, “I have lost my ring!”
The neighbor helped him search for a while. Then he asked, “Where did you lose your ring?”
Mulla said, “Inside my house.”
The neighbor was surprised and asked, “Then why are you searching outside?”
Mulla smiled and replied, “Because there is more light outside!”
The neighbor laughed at Mulla’s funny answer.
Moral: We should look for things where we actually lost them, not just where it is easier to search.
Accl Portal Day 13 Week 2 Book 1 Story post ### Mulla Nasruddin and the Missing Ring One day, Mulla Nasruddin lost his precious ring. He searched for it everywhere in his house, but he could not find it. He went outside and started looking under a streetlight. His neighbor saw him and asked, “Mulla, what are you looking for?” Mulla replied, “I have lost my ring!” The neighbor helped him search for a while. Then he asked, “Where did you lose your ring?” Mulla said, “Inside my house.” The neighbor was surprised and asked, “Then why are you searching outside?” Mulla smiled and replied, “Because there is more light outside!” The neighbor laughed at Mulla’s funny answer. Moral: We should look for things where we actually lost them, not just where it is easier to search.0 Comments 0 Shares 12 Views - Accl portal
Day 12
Week 2
Book 1
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# Mulla Nasruddin and His Clever Plan
One day, Mulla Nasruddin wanted to buy some delicious fruits from the market, but he had very little money.
He thought for a while and made a clever plan. He took his donkey to the market and placed a basket of apples on its back.
Mulla told the people, “My donkey is very clever. It can choose the best apples!”
The people laughed and gathered around the donkey. Mulla then offered to sell the apples at a fair price. Soon, all the apples were sold, and he earned enough money to buy food for his family.
Everyone praised Mulla for his clever idea. He smiled and said, “A little wisdom can solve a big problem!”
Moral: Intelligence and clever thinking can help us solve difficult problems.
Accl portal Day 12 Week 2 Book 1 Story post # Mulla Nasruddin and His Clever Plan One day, Mulla Nasruddin wanted to buy some delicious fruits from the market, but he had very little money. He thought for a while and made a clever plan. He took his donkey to the market and placed a basket of apples on its back. Mulla told the people, “My donkey is very clever. It can choose the best apples!” The people laughed and gathered around the donkey. Mulla then offered to sell the apples at a fair price. Soon, all the apples were sold, and he earned enough money to buy food for his family. Everyone praised Mulla for his clever idea. He smiled and said, “A little wisdom can solve a big problem!” Moral: Intelligence and clever thinking can help us solve difficult problems.0 Comments 0 Shares 14 Views - Accl Portal
Day 11
week 2
Book 1
Story Post
# Mulla Nasruddin’s Wise Answer
One day, Mulla Nasruddin went to the market with his donkey. A man saw the donkey and asked, “Mulla, how much is your donkey?”
Mulla replied, “It costs 100 gold coins.”
The man said, “That is too expensive! Your donkey is not worth so much.”
Mulla smiled and said, “If you think it is too expensive, tell me how much you want to pay.”
The man offered 50 gold coins. Mulla replied, “No, my donkey is very clever. It knows the way home better than I do!”
The man laughed and offered 75 gold coins. Mulla agreed to sell the donkey for that price.
The man happily bought the donkey, and Mulla went home with a smile.
Moral: Always use your wisdom and cleverness to solve problems.
Accl Portal Day 11 week 2 Book 1 Story Post # Mulla Nasruddin’s Wise Answer One day, Mulla Nasruddin went to the market with his donkey. A man saw the donkey and asked, “Mulla, how much is your donkey?” Mulla replied, “It costs 100 gold coins.” The man said, “That is too expensive! Your donkey is not worth so much.” Mulla smiled and said, “If you think it is too expensive, tell me how much you want to pay.” The man offered 50 gold coins. Mulla replied, “No, my donkey is very clever. It knows the way home better than I do!” The man laughed and offered 75 gold coins. Mulla agreed to sell the donkey for that price. The man happily bought the donkey, and Mulla went home with a smile. Moral: Always use your wisdom and cleverness to solve problems.0 Comments 0 Shares 14 Views - Accl Portal
Day 10
Week #2
Book #1
Task #10
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# Mulla Nasruddin and the Price of a Donkey
Once, Mulla Nasruddin went to the market to sell his donkey. A man came to him and asked, “Mulla, how much is your donkey?”
Mulla replied, “It costs 100 gold coins.”
The man was surprised and said, “That is too expensive! Your donkey is not worth so much.”
Mulla smiled and said, “If you think it is too expensive, tell me how much you want to pay.”
The man offered 50 gold coins. Mulla shook his head and said, “No, my donkey is very clever. It knows the way home better than I do!”
The man laughed and offered 75 gold coins. Finally, Mulla agreed to sell the donkey for that price.
The man happily bought the donkey, while Mulla walked home with a smile.
Moral: Never underestimate the value of something, and always use your wisdom when making a deal.
Accl Portal Day 10 Week #2 Book #1 Task #10 Story post # Mulla Nasruddin and the Price of a Donkey Once, Mulla Nasruddin went to the market to sell his donkey. A man came to him and asked, “Mulla, how much is your donkey?” Mulla replied, “It costs 100 gold coins.” The man was surprised and said, “That is too expensive! Your donkey is not worth so much.” Mulla smiled and said, “If you think it is too expensive, tell me how much you want to pay.” The man offered 50 gold coins. Mulla shook his head and said, “No, my donkey is very clever. It knows the way home better than I do!” The man laughed and offered 75 gold coins. Finally, Mulla agreed to sell the donkey for that price. The man happily bought the donkey, while Mulla walked home with a smile. Moral: Never underestimate the value of something, and always use your wisdom when making a deal.0 Comments 0 Shares 19 Views - Accl Portal
Day 4
Week #1
Book #1
Task #4
How to create a youtube account
Go to www.youtube.com → Click Sign In
Log in with Google account (or create one)
Click profile icon → Create a Channel
Add profile picture, banner, description
Upload first video and set privacy options
Submit your YouTube channel link (e.g., https://youtube.com/@yourchannel)
Accl Portal Day 4 Week #1 Book #1 Task #4 How to create a youtube account Go to www.youtube.com → Click Sign In Log in with Google account (or create one) Click profile icon → Create a Channel Add profile picture, banner, description Upload first video and set privacy options Submit your YouTube channel link (e.g., https://youtube.com/@yourchannel)0 Comments 0 Shares 15 Views - Accl Portal
Day 2
Week 1
Book #1
Task #2
How to create a facebook account
Visit www.facebook.com → Click Create New Account
Fill name, email/phone, password, birth date, gender
Verify account with email or phone code
Add profile picture and optional details
Find friends and connect
Done — Facebook account ready
Submit your Facebook profile link (e.g., https://facebook.com/yourname)
Accl Portal Day 2 Week 1 Book #1 Task #2 How to create a facebook account Visit www.facebook.com → Click Create New Account Fill name, email/phone, password, birth date, gender Verify account with email or phone code Add profile picture and optional details Find friends and connect Done — Facebook account ready Submit your Facebook profile link (e.g., https://facebook.com/yourname)0 Comments 0 Shares 20 Views1 - Accl Portal
Day 1
week 1
Task 1
How to create a gmail account
Open your browser and go to www.gmail.com
Click on Create Account → choose "For Myself" or "For Business"
Enter first name, last name, choose username, and create a password
Verify your phone number via SMS code
(Optional) Add recovery email, enter birth date & gender
Agree to Google's terms and set up profile picture (optional)
Done — Gmail inbox ready
Submit your Gmail address (e.g., yourname@gmail.com)
Accl Portal Day 1 week 1 Task 1 How to create a gmail account Open your browser and go to www.gmail.com Click on Create Account → choose "For Myself" or "For Business" Enter first name, last name, choose username, and create a password Verify your phone number via SMS code (Optional) Add recovery email, enter birth date & gender Agree to Google's terms and set up profile picture (optional) Done — Gmail inbox ready Submit your Gmail address (e.g., yourname@gmail.com)0 Comments 0 Shares 25 Views
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