This is My Town

Given: We are asked to look at the picture and describe what we see.

Sample Answer: I see a town with houses, streets, trees, flowers, and people. I can also see a train and a basket of flowers.

Given: We are asked to name our own town or city.

Sample Answer: The name of my town/city is New Delhi. (Students should write the name of their own town or city.)

Given: We are asked to name our own street.

Sample Answer: The name of my street is MG Road. (Students should write the name of their own street.)

Given letters: e, b, d

Step 1 – Rearrange the letters to form a meaningful word:
ebd → bed

Step 2 – Frame a sentence:
I sleep on my bed every night.

Given letters: m, o, r, o

Step 1 – Rearrange the letters to form a meaningful word:
moro → room

Step 2 – Frame a sentence:
My room is clean and tidy.

Given letters: w, o, t, n

Step 1 – Rearrange the letters to form a meaningful word:
wotn → town

Step 2 – Frame a sentence:
I live in a small town.

Given: Students are asked to write their own home address.

Sample Answer (students must fill in their own details):

Name / House No.: Riya Sharma, House No. 12
Name of the street: Rose Garden Street
Name of the area: Lajpat Nagar
Town: New Delhi
State: Delhi
Country: India

Note: Every student should fill in their own correct home address in the table.

Given: The teacher reads one word aloud from each pair. Students must listen carefully and encircle the word they hear.

Instruction for students: Listen attentively to your teacher. When you hear a word, find it in the correct row and draw a circle around it.

Example: If the teacher says 'fan', encircle 'fan' in Row 1. If the teacher says 'well', encircle 'well' in Row 2, and so on.

Note: The answers will depend on what the teacher reads out in class.