Fun with Pictures

Given: A picture showing various fruits and vegetables.

Answer: In the picture, I can see many fruits and vegetables. There are mangoes, apples, bananas, guavas, tomatoes, carrots, brinjals, and other colourful fruits and vegetables.

(Note: Children may name any fruits and vegetables they can identify in the picture.)

Given: A picture with different fruits and vegetables.

Answer: Some fruits I can see are: mango, apple, banana, guava, orange, pineapple.
Some vegetables I can see are: tomato, carrot, brinjal, potato, onion, cauliflower, cabbage, peas, radish.

(Children should point to each item and say its name aloud.)

Given: A picture with fruits and vegetables.

Answer: (Children should count the fruits in the picture carefully and say the number aloud.)

Example answer: There are six fruits in the picture — mango, apple, banana, guava, orange, and pineapple.

(The exact number depends on the picture. Children should count and answer.)

Given: A picture showing various fruits.

Answer: The fruits that are red in colour are:
1. Apple
2. Tomato (also used as a vegetable)

(Children may also mention watermelon or strawberry if visible in the picture.)

Given: A picture with fruits and vegetables.

Answer: (Children should count the vegetables in the picture carefully.)

Example answer: There are seven vegetables in the picture — tomato, carrot, brinjal, potato, onion, cauliflower, and cabbage.

(The exact number depends on the picture. Children should count and answer.)

Given: A picture showing various vegetables.

Answer: The green vegetables are:
1. Cabbage
2. Peas
3. Brinjal (some brinjals are green)
4. Cucumber (if visible)

(Children should look at the picture and name all the green-coloured vegetables they can see.)

Given: A general question about personal preference.

Answer: I like mango and banana the most among fruits. Among vegetables, I like carrots and peas the most.

(This is a personal answer. Each child should answer based on their own likes. Encourage children to speak in full sentences: 'I like ______ the most.')

Given: A question about the importance of eating fruits and vegetables.

Answer: We eat fruits and vegetables because:
1. They keep us healthy and strong.
2. They give us vitamins and minerals.
3. They help our body grow.
4. They keep us away from sickness.

Fruits and vegetables are very good for our health. We should eat them every day.

Given: The poem 'Fruits for all'.

Answer: The tree shares its fruits with:
1. The traveller who rests under the tree.
2. The bird who nests on the tree.
3. The squirrel who runs up the tree.
4. The rabbit who lives under the tree.
5. You (the reader) to share with me.

The tree is very kind and shares its fruits with everyone.

Given: A question about sharing.

Answer: I share my tiffin, toys, books, and sweets with my brother, sister, and friends.

(This is a personal answer. Children should answer based on their own experience. Encourage them to speak in full sentences: 'I share ______ with my ______.')

Given: The poem 'Fruits for all'.

Answer: Children should read the poem carefully and circle every time the word 'for' and the word 'on' appear.

The word 'for' appears in lines such as:
- 'One for the traveller...'
- 'One for the bird...'
- 'One for the squirrel...'
- 'One for the rabbit...'
- 'One for you...'

The word 'on' appears in lines such as:
- '...hanging on the tree'
- '...who nests on the tree'

(Children should circle these words directly in their textbook.)

Given: A question about the child's neighbourhood.

Answer: Yes, there is a market near my house. (or) No, there is no market near my house.

(Children should answer based on their own experience. Encourage full sentences.)

Given: A question about personal experience.

Answer: Yes, I go to the market with my family.

(Children should answer honestly based on their own experience.)

Given: A question about who accompanies the child to the market.

Answer: I go to the market with my mother / father / grandmother / grandfather.

(Children should answer based on their own experience.)