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प्रश्न
Naughty is a describing word. Can you find more describing words in this maze?
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New words
lovely, buzzing, sleepy head, tiniest
New words
raindrops, ’neath (beneath), breeze, hillside, meadow, merry
New Words
mirror, funniest, breathing, sticking, giggle.
New words
curious, lead, marble, sink, reason
| moon + light | |
| good + night | |
| water + fall | |
| break + fast | |
| day + break | |
| rain + bow |
Divide the class into four groups.
Discuss with the group and write your ideas in your notebook.
Place letter in their right order to form the name of flower.
PAETWEES - S _ _ _ _ _ _ A
You have visited your school garden and seen different kinds of plants, shrubs and trees. This grid has the names of different parts of a tree. Look for these words-
BUD, POD, LEAF, STEM, ROOTS, THORNS, BRANCHES and FLOWERS as fast as you can – vertically, horizontally and diagonally.
Name some flowers which grow in your garden or near your house.
Write a story about a plant that is in danger. Write about how you might help to save it. Be sure the story has a beginning, a middle, and an end.
Place letter in their right order to form the name of flower.
JMINEAS - J _ _ _ _ _ E
Place letter in their right order to form the name of flower.
TLOUS - L _ _ _ S
Place letter in their right order to form the name of flower.
DHAAIL - D _ _ _ _ A
Place letter in their right order to form the name of flower.
ANSPY - P _ _ _ Y
Let’s play Book Chain
Form groups of five or six children in the class. Sit in circles. The first child will begin the book chain by saying the name of a storybook. The next child extends the chain by saying the name of another book. In this way a book chain is formed. The more the rounds the children can go on for, the longer book chain the will be. See which group makes the longest book chain.
Complete what is missing in these drawing. What work do these men or women do?
A grocer ______
Match pictures to the text and give an ending to the story by drawing the sixth picture. Give it a title.
- He is heavy.
- He is young.
- I am sad.
- I am happy now!
- They are strong.
