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Question
What is meant by ‘roads of iron’?
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Solution
‘Roads of iron’ means railway tracks on which trains run. They are made of iron.
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The Train Come on children, let’s play a game Forward, backward, backward forward, Stay in line, and shut your eyes
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Smoky clouds, Fairs, and crowds. Village fairs, Riders on mares. Flocks of birds, Clustered huts. Bridges and paths, Dhobi ghats. Small tea shops, Puddles, and flocks. |
How did you like the poem?
Have you ever travelled by train? When?
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Which vehicles have you travelled in? Write their names in your notebook.
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How would you keep yourself safe while travelling?
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Where have you heard the maximum noise?
- What can you see in the picture?
- Which vehicles can you see in the picture?
- What are these vehicles usually used for?
