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प्रश्न
Did all the children in the class eat the same food items yesterday? Why?
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उत्तर
No, because different children come from different families. They can be even from different regions of India
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संबंधित प्रश्न
You must have noticed that in the picture there is one child in whose house no food was cooked. What could be the reason?
Has it ever happened to you that someday you were very hungry but there was nothing to eat? If yes, why?
How do you know that you are hungry?
How do you feel when you are hungry?
Why was Dadi not able to climb the stairs quickly?
How does Dadi like to have her dal?
Ask your elders and fill in the table.
| What can they eat | What they can not eat | |
| Child | ||
| Young | ||
| Old |
Find out and write what can be prepared from rice and wheat.
What are the reasons that decide what we eat? Put an '√' on them. Add to the list.
- What is easily available?
- What we can buy?
- Customs and traditions.
Names of some things are given below. Put an '✓' on the things that can be eaten. If you are not sure about anything you may ask your teacher.
| Banana flowers | Hen’s eggs | Cauliflower | |||
| Drumstick flowers | Leaves of Arvi | Meat | |||
| Mushroom | Rat | Seeds of onion (Kalonji) | |||
| Lotus stem | Fish | Crab | |||
| Red ants | Frog | Grass | |||
| Leftover chapati | Amla | Coconut oil | |||
| Camel's milk | Chapati made of Bajra | Chapati made of gram |
