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प्रश्न
Using the information in the grid, write a sentence about each game. One has been done for you.
- Cricket is an outdoor game. We play it with a bat and a ball. There are eleven players in this game.
- ______.
- ______.
- ______.
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उत्तर
- Cricket is an outdoor game. We play it with a bat and a ball. There are eleven players in this game.
- Hockey is an outdoor game. We play it with a stick and a ball. We play it in a stadium. There are eleven players in this game.
- Table tennis is an indoor game. We play it with a ball and a racket. There are two to four players in this game.
- Football is an outdoor game. It is played in a stadium. We play it with a football. There are eleven players in this game.
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| playing with friends |
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| watching television all day |
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| caring for pets |
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| Actions that make people happy | Actions that make people unhappy |
New words
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New words
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Find the hidden words
New words
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Read the following sentences
- Her clothes were always dirty.
- She was often angry.
- Sometimes she lay on the floor.
- Her parents never scolded her.
Ask yourself the following questions. Put a tick (✓) under the right column.
| Questions | always | often | sometimes | never |
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| (a) obey your parents? | ||||
| (b) visit your grandparents? | ||||
| (c) fight with your brother or sister? | ||||
| (d) help others? | ||||
| (e) throw waste in the dustbin? | ||||
| (f) switch off the lights, when you go out of the room? | ||||
| (g) leave the tap on while brushing your teeth? | ||||
| (h) tear pages from your notebook? |
From newspapers or old magazines collect stories / reports of courageous children –
- Draw pictures of the story
- Talk about the stories.
New words
mother tongue, challenged, tickled, irritated
Make a class dictionary with words from the story. Try to find suitable words for them in your mother tongue. Say these words aloud.
Then make sentences with those words in your class dictionary
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Act this out with your friends and make it into a class play.
You are reading and talking about trees. You are thinking about trees too. Can you make the shape of a tree with your body?
- Let’s see your branches.
- Let’s see a full tree with fruits and leaves.
- Enact a cut tree with only a trunk.
- Enact a tree with only a stump left.
- Communicate the idea in this play.
New words
carpenter, queer, plane, puzzled, puppet, took shape, amazed, finished, stiff, decided
