Hi Parents, here is a cute letter from
your kids...
Dear mummy
and daddy,
‘Every Dot
Counts’- The ‘Dot’ has been an important part
of my life every since I was born. Remember the little black ‘dot’ that you
would apply on my forehead so that ‘no evil eye’ can harm me? As I grow older a
lot of dots will be important and make a difference. You will tell me to ‘Dot’
my ‘i’. When I start writing sentences you will tell me to put a ‘Dot’ (full
stop) at the end of the sentence. ‘Dot to dot’ activities of join the dots will
teach me how to see the whole picture by joining the parts.
But there is
another ‘Dot’ dear mummy and daddy that is very important for my future, the
‘Dot’ on your pointer finger!
And this ‘Dot’, only you can get for me………by going to vote.
This ‘Dot’
will teach me about responsibility, when I see my parents taking their
responsibility seriously I will learn a life long lesson on responsibility.
This ‘Dot’ will also inculcate in me the ability to take informed decisions. I
will see you discuss and debate and decide and it will teach me that for
important decisions in life it is better to be informed. And did you know that
this ‘Dot’ of yours is also very much like that ‘dot to dot’ activity that you
give me? well, just like by joining all the dots I get to see a picture in my
book, similarly by joining all the ‘Dots’ that each one of you gets on your
pointer finger, the future of this country will be decided, the country where I
am going to grow up.
So mummy and
daddy teach me all of the above and more, teach me that if you want to point a
finger then it should be the one with a ‘Dot’! So please go and get a ‘Dot’
this year on your pointer finger as Every Dot Counts’.
My school has
asked me to remind you to go and vote and get a ‘Dot’. So, this year make it
count for me and my future. This year on voting day I will sing this song for
you-
Where is
pointer?
Where is
pointer?
Here I am,
here I am
Do I see a
dot here?
Do I see a
dot here?
Yes I do, yes
I do.
I love you, I
love you.
From your loving child.
So parents listen to your kids and
when you choose who to vote for, think of your child’s future.
