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Question
Let's listen to a joke
Can you tell a joke and make everyone laugh? Say it first in your language and then in English.
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Solution
Students are advised to tell jokes on their own.
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| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| trunk | sink | wrinkle | worry |
| sunk | think | wriggle | work |
| junk | pink | write | wonderful |
Look at the word ‘talk’. Here ‘l’ is silent. Now say the silent letter in the following words aloud -
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Play this game with your partner. Close your eyes. Move your finger over the page while you sing -
TIC TAC TOE, ROUND I GO, IF I MISS, I’LL TAKE THIS.
When you finish reciting the poem, stop moving your finger. Open your eyes, see which letter you stop at. Use the clues to write the word beginning with the letter that you find.
Form a Clay Club in groups. Give your club a name.
- Take a wet slab of clay.
- Use a matchstick to write the name of your club and all the club members on it.
- Let the slabs dry.
- Display your slabs in the classroom.
Try making different things with clay-like birds, sun, flowers, etc.
Have fun with clay
- Take a clay ball.
- Use a rolling pin and roll the clay out flat.
- Make a clay pancake (round like a roti or idli).
- With the help of a matchstick, draw a circle or use a bowl to cut a circle out of the rolled clay.
- Use the extra clay to make eyes, nose, ears, and a ‘smiley’ or a sad face.
- Also, try making hair.
What else can you do to make the face colorful?
