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3rd English Term 1 Unit 1 Our Kitchen: The Big Offer Prose Q&A

3rd English Term 1 Unit 1 Our Kitchen: The Big Offer (Prose) - Questions with Answers

Our Kitchen | The Big Offer (Prose)

3rd English : Term 1 Unit 1

Let us understand

1. Circle / underline the right word.

Circle the right word exercise

knife / recipe book ; fork / spoon ; mixer / pot ; bowl / pan

2. Match the following.

Look at the image and match the items with their actions.

Match the following exercise

3. Listen, think and write.

( Recipe book Ramu food delicious )

a. Who runs the restaurant?

Ramu runs the restaurant.

b. Who was the chef?

Recipe book was the chef.

c. How was the food?

The food was delicious

d. Why was Ramu happy?

Ramu was happy because the food was ready.

THINK ZONE

Think Zone riddle

Let us talk

Show a flashcard with the action word “stir”.

Ask children “What do you stir?” with action.

Make children answer,“I stir sambar.” with action.

Repeat the steps with flash cards of action words like chop, pour and peel.

Practise with all the children.

Let us practise

Show the actions and say it to your friend.

Practice actions with friends

Look at the pictures and write the actions.

Write the actions exercise

Let us do

Word Wall

Make two sets of flashcards with words from the word wall.

Divide children into two groups.

Give one set of flashcards to each group.

Say a word and ask the child with the word to raise their hand.

The child who raises hand first, gets one point.

The group with the most points at the end of the game wins.

Practise with all the children.

Let us say

Listen to the sound and repeat.

oo as in

Phonics 'oo' sound examples

Listen and repeat.

book hook good nook foot rook cook wool wood stood look shook

Circle the words with oo.

Circle words with 'oo' exercise

good, foot, stood, look, cook, book, wood

Note to the teacher: First teach the sound \mho\ to the children. Then, introduce the letter clusters for the sound to the children. Help the children relate the sound to the letter cluster.

Let us do

Classroom circle activity

Make one set of flashcards.

Make the children stand in a circle.

Give one flashcard to each child.

Ask any child to read the word in the flashcard.

If they read correctly, they turn around, and the next child has to read.

If a child is not able to read, then all children will turn back, and we start from the first child again.

The game ends if all children in the circle have turned around.

Practise till children can read the words easily.

Let us practise

Read it to your friend.

Practice reading sentences

This is my book.

I make toys with wood.

My dad likes to cook.

I shook his hand.

Fill in the blanks.

Fill in the blanks exercise with 'oo'

wood, rook, broom, brook

Let us use

Using 'May I' and 'Can I'

We should always ask before doing anything. We can use “May I_____?” and “Can I _______?” to ask.

Circle Time Activity

Divide the class into two groups.

Display some objects on the table like a pen, pencil, book, note, etc.

Ask a child from one group to pick an object and ask “Can I use this pencil?”

Make a child from the other group to answer “Yes, you can.” or “No, you cannot.”

Practise with all children from both groups.

Then, reverse the role of the groups and practise with all children.

Let us practise

Practice using 'May I' and 'Can I'

May I....? go play sit tell take

Can I...? ask read write eat open

Note to the teacher: Help the children add some suitable words like song, mango, story etc..., to complete the permissions meaningful.

Rearrange the words to make sentence. Then say it to your friend.

tell may I a story ?

May I tell a story

I sing song a can ?

Can I sing a song

Let us know

Let us see how the clown counts the things.

Clown counting countable and uncountable items

He is confused. He cannot count the last one.

Do you think you can count ‘salt’?

There are some things that we can count like,

Examples of countable items

There are some things we cannot count like,

Examples of uncountable items

Note to the teacher: Explain children that there are some things we can count and some things we cannot count. Encourage children to use many for things they can count and much for things they cannot count.

Look at the things below and tick ✔ if you can count and cross × if you cannot count.

Countable and uncountable exercise with answers

Read the words and tick (√) the correct box.

Much vs Many exercise with answers