Raincoat Prose: Questions & Answers | 3rd English Term 2 Unit 1 Seasons Story

Raincoat Prose: Questions & Answers | 3rd English Term 2 Unit 1 Seasons Story

Raincoat (Prose): Questions with Answers

3rd English : Term 2 Unit 1 : Seasons Story

Let us understand

1. Circle / underline the correct word.

Exercises with images of a coat, a cloudy sky, and a thermometer showing hot temperature.

cap / coat ; cloudy / sunny ; hot / cool

2. Match the following.

a. Sunday

b. Wednesday

c. Saturday

- rain

- clear sky

- hot

a. Sunday - clear sky

b. Wednesday - hot

c. Saturday - rain

3. Listen, think and write.

a. What did Nalan get from his parents?

Nalan got a raincoat from his parents.

b. How was the Sun on Monday?

Monday was bright and sunny.

c. Where did Nalan go on Thursday?

Nalan went on a picnic on Thursday.

d. How did the Saturday begin?

Saturday began with a bang of thunder.

e. Do you enjoy the rain? Why?

Yes, I enjoy the rain. It is very pleasant and thrilling to play in the rain.

THINK ZONE

What comes next?

Visual puzzle: Seed, then seedling, then small plant. The next logical step is a grown tree.

Let us talk

* Make picture cards describing the words chilly, sunny etc.

* Divide the students into two groups.

* Call a child from group’ A’ to pick a card.

* Then call a child from B group to name the picture and the season.

* Ensure all the children participate in the activity.

Let us practise

Look at the picture and name it to your friend.

Four weather conditions: sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy.

Fill the blanks with the picture related to seasons.

Fill in the blanks exercise for rainy, cloudy, sunny.

rainy  cloudy  sunny

Let us do

Illustration of a word wall activity in a classroom.

* Display the words on the word wall.

* Make word chits and put them in a box.

* Each child gets a turn to pick a chit and read the word.

* If they read correctly, they get a point.

* If they are not able to read, they have to give the chit back.

* When the teacher has no chits left, the child with the most chits wins.

* Practise till all the children can read the words.

Let us say

Listen to the sound and repeat.

Sound practice chart for or, aw, all, ore.

lord fawn law ball bore

born lawn paw fall shore

short yawn raw call score

storm dawn jaw hall store

horse pawn flaw small snore

Read aloud.

Illustration of a storm hitting the shore.

The storm hits the shore.

A fawn running on a lawn.

The fawn runs in the lawn.

A prawn being sold in a store.

The prawn is sold in the store.

A horse standing in a big hall.

The horse stands in the big hall.

Note to the teacher: First teach the sound \Ͻ:\ 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

Children participating in a classroom activity with flashcards.

* Prepare one set of flash cards for each of the letter clusters.

* Make children pick up a card.

* Give one flash card to each child.

* Children with letter cluster or must read the word and clap.

* Children with letter cluster aw must read the word and jump.

* Children with letter cluster all must read the word and snap.

* Children with letter cluster ore must read the word and stomp.

* Practise till the children can read the words clearly.

* Continue with all the children.

Let us practise

Circle and fill the correct letter cluster.

Letter cluster fill-in-the-blanks exercise.

Fill in the blanks.

Fill-in-the-blanks with images of a cork, lean person, shawl, and scoreboard.

cork, lean, shawl, score

Let us use

Two children greeting each other with 'Nice to meet you'.

When you meet someone for the first time, you should say ‘Nice to meet you’. It is used to express that you are happy to meet her/him. You can reply by saying ‘Nice to meet you too’.

Circle Time Activity

* Divide the children in pairs.

* Make a child greet ‘Nice to meet you.’ and ask the other child to respond saying ‘Nice to meet you too’.

* Reverse their roles. Change the pair and practise the structure.

Note to the teacher: You can also ask children to use the greeting everyday in class.

Let us practise

Arrange the words and write the sentence.

you  nice  meet  to

Nice to meet you

Fill in the blanks.

Dialogue fill-in-the-blanks exercise for 'Nice to meet you'.

Let us know

Look at the words in red below.

1. It is a flower.
It is a pink flower.

A pink flower.

2. Mandria is a girl.
Mandria is a clever girl.

A clever girl.

3. Rithik is a boy.
Rithik is a tall boy.

A tall boy.

What is the use of the words pink, clever and tall?

The word pink tells us more about the flower.

The word clever tells us more about the girl, Mandria.

The word tall tells us more about the boy, Rithik.

The words that tell more about the naming words are called describing words.

You can find the describing words by asking “How is the _________?”

Tick (✔) the best describing word for the picture.

Exercise with pictures of a bright light, a thin man, and a hard rock.

a. How is the light?

bright ✔     dull

The light is bright.

b. How is the man?

fat     thin

The man is thin.

c. How is the rock?

hard ✔   smooth

The rock is hard.

Tick (✔) the correct describing word.

Exercise to pick the correct describing word for tea, a pillow, and a feather.

Look at the picture and tick (✔) the suitable describing sentences.

A girl with a blue bag.

a] Prithinga has a green bag.

b] Prithinga has a yellow bag.

c] Prithinga has a blue bag.

Ans : c] Prithinga has a blue bag. ✔

A strong and bold man.

a] He is a weak and lazy man.

b] He is a strong and bold man.

c] He is a dull and lazy man.

Ans : b] He is a strong and bold man. ✔

A bowl of millet porridge.

a] Millet porridge is a junk food.

b] Millet porridge is a nutritious food.

c] Millet porridge is a modern food.

Ans : b] Millet porridge is a nutritious food. ✔