Chapter 6 – Lalu and Peelu

Page No 35:

Question 1:

chicks       hen       hot       plant        yellow

Answer

Chicks: Young chicken Example sentences: 1) I saw a hen playing with its chicks. 2) Priya feeds the chicks with grains in the evening.

 Hen: Adult female chicken Example sentences: 1) The hen sits on her eggs. 2) The kittens were sitting near that hen.

Hot: Having high temperature Example sentences: 1) It is very hot outside. 2) Is your coffee still hot?

Plant: A living thing that grows in the ground and usually has leaves or flowers Example sentences: 1) Plants provide food to the living beings. 2) We should grow more plants in our surroundings.

Yellow: Name of a colour Example sentences: 1) I like to gift yellow roses. 2) I am wearing a yellow t-shirt.

Page No 36:

Question 1:

• Name the chicks in the story.
• Who liked yellow things?
• What did Lalu eat one day?

Answer

• Lalu and Peelu are the two chicks in the story.
• Peelu liked yellow things.
• Lalu ate a red chilli one day.

Page No 36:

Question 1:

Peelu brought a yellow laddu for Lalu. What are the other things Peelu could have brought that are both yellow and sweet? Name at least two, e.g. a mango.

Answer

Peelu could have either brought a yellow-coloured toffee or an apricot.

Disclaimer: The answer to this question may vary from student to student.

Page No 36:

Question 1:

• Lalu loves red things. Peelu loves yellow things. The colour red is called ‘lal’ in Hindi and yellow is called ‘peela’. What do you call these colours in your language?
• Give names to these chicks using the names of some other colours in your language.

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	Lalu	__________________
	Peelu	__________________
		__________________
		__________________

Answer

• The colour red is called ‘Gaarho’ and yellow as  ‘Peelo’ in Sindhi.

• In Sindhi, the names of these chicks would be

	Lalu	Gaarho
	Peelu	Peelo
		Neero
		Kaaro

Disclaimer: The answer to this question may vary according to the mother tongue of the student.

Page No 37:

Question 1:

Match the chicks to the eggs they have hatched from. One has been done for you.

Trace the letters on the eggs  a e i o u

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Answer

Disclaimer: Join the dotted lines to form the alphabets and match the chicks to the eggs they have hatched from.

Page No 37:

Question 1:

Trace and colour these flowers.

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Answer

Disclaimer: Join the dotted lines to draw the flowers and then colour the picture using the colours of your choice.

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