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0,CBSE,Class1,English,"Unit 2Life Around Us
Chapter 1
Let us speak
Picture Time
1. What do you see in this picture?
2. Can you name these animals?
3. Do you know the names of each animal in English?
4. Where have you seen them?
5. Are there any birds in the picture?
6. Can you name them?
7. Can you see the snakes?
How many are there?
8. What is the monkey doing?
Once I caught a fish alive.
Fun with Numbers
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten, One, two, three, four, five, Then I let it go again.
48Chapter 2.indd
Let us speak
• Have you seen a fish?
• Where did you see it?
• What was its colour?
Let us draw
Join the letters in the correct alphabetical order to complete the picture and then colour it.
Note to the teacher
Help children follow the correct alphabetical order.
Five little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Four little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Five Little Monkeys
Three little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Two little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
One little monkey jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Now, no more monkeys jumping on a tree, Each of them is holding his knee!
each | is | and one | two | three | four | five| little | fell | bumped | holding |
Sight words
New words
51Chapter 2.indd
1. Circle the word “little” in the poem wherever you find it.
2. Notice the rhyming words— five-alive, tree-knee in the two songs you have read.
Make rhyming words for Ten by using letters from the help box.
3. Do you know any other number rhyme?
Ask your parents or elders at home.
It could be in any language.
Share it in class.
Let us do
h
p
m d
| en | en
| en | en
52Chapter 2.indd
4. Match the animals with their names
Lion
Monkey
Fish
Elephant
Frog
Rabbit
53Chapter 2.inddChapter 1
Let us speak
Picture Time
1. What do you see in this picture?
2. Can you name these animals?
3. Do you know the names of each animal in English?
4. Where have you seen them?
5. Are there any birds in the picture?
6. Can you name them?
7. Can you see the snakes?
How many are there?
8. What is the monkey doing?
Once I caught a fish alive.
Fun with Numbers
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten, One, two, three, four, five, Then I let it go again.
48Chapter 2.indd
Let us speak
• Have you seen a fish?
• Where did you see it?
• What was its colour?
Let us draw
Join the letters in the correct alphabetical order to complete the picture and then colour it.
Note to the teacher
Help children follow the correct alphabetical order.
Five little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Four little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Five Little Monkeys
Three little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Two little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
One little monkey jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Now, no more monkeys jumping on a tree, Each of them is holding his knee!
each | is | and one | two | three | four | five| little | fell | bumped | holding |
Sight words
New words
51Chapter 2.indd
1. Circle the word “little” in the poem wherever you find it.
2. Notice the rhyming words— five-alive, tree-knee in the two songs you have read.
Make rhyming words for Ten by using letters from the help box.
3. Do you know any other number rhyme?
Ask your parents or elders at home.
It could be in any language.
Share it in class.
Let us do
h
p
m d
| en | en
| en | en
52Chapter 2.indd
4. Match the animals with their names
Lion
Monkey
Fish
Elephant
Frog
Rabbit
53Chapter 2.inddLet us speakPicture Time
1. What do you see in this picture?
2. Can you name these animals?
3. Do you know the names of each animal in English?
4. Where have you seen them?
5. Are there any birds in the picture?
6. Can you name them?
7. Can you see the snakes?
How many are there?
8. What is the monkey doing?
Once I caught a fish alive.Fun with Numbers
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten, One, two, three, four, five, Then I let it go again.
48Chapter 2.indd
Let us speak
• Have you seen a fish?
• Where did you see it?
• What was its colour?
Let us draw
Join the letters in the correct alphabetical order to complete the picture and then colour it.
Note to the teacher
Help children follow the correct alphabetical order.
Five little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Four little monkeys jumping on a tree, One fell down and bumped his knee.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!Let us speak
• Have you seen a fish?
• Where did you see it?
• What was its colour?",aemr103.pdf