UNIT 2
Welcome to My World
Chapter 3
It is Fun
Let us recite
It’s fun to be this, It’s fun to be that,
To leap like a lamb,
To climb like a cat.
To swim like a fish,
To trot like a horse,
To fly like a bird.
Just like them all,
It’s fun to be this,
It’s fun to be that.
New words
| fun | climb | leap | swim | trot | fly |
Let us speak
A. Listen to the sounds that your teacher will share on the
mobile. Can you identify the sounds?
B. Answer the Questions.
Teacher: If you were a cat, what would you do?
Child 1: I would run after a mouse.
Child 2: I would drink milk.
Child 3: I would say ‘meow’.
Teacher: If you meet an elephant, what would you say?
Child 1: I would say _ _ _
Child 2: I would say _ _ _
Child 3: I would say _ _ _
Now make sentences with these words. One has been done for you.
Monkeys climb trees.
I can __________ like a __________ .
B. Name any two animals or birds other than fish that can swim?
1. ____________ 2. __________
C. Name any two animals that live on trees?
1. ___________ 2. ___________
D. Answer the following
1. What can the child in the poem do? ______________________________
2. The child in the poem can do so many things.
Which of them (any two) do you like the most? ______________________________
What do you see in the picture? Talk about it.
Write a few sentences about the picture.
Read the words below each picture.
I is both a letter and a word (clap clap clap)
I is both a letter and a word (clap clap clap)
Even though they look the same
You use I and not your name
I is both a letter and a word. (clap clap clap)
Follow the steps to draw a rangoli and colour it.
Child 1: I would run after a mouse.
Child 2: I would drink milk.
Child 3: I would say ‘meow’.
Teacher: If you meet an elephant, what would you say?
Child 1: I would say _ _ _
Child 2: I would say _ _ _
Child 3: I would say _ _ _
Note to the teacher
- Download and share the sounds on the mobile such as, croaking of a frog, cackling of a hen, quack of a duck, bleat of a sheep, etc. Let children guess the names of the animals.
- Think of imaginary situations and begin a conversation.
- You may ensure that all the students get their turn to answer.
Let us speak
C. Say the words| climb | leap | swim | trot | fly |
Monkeys climb trees.
Let us write
A. What can you do like any animal or bird?I can __________ like a __________ .
1. ____________ 2. __________
1. ___________ 2. ___________
1. What can the child in the poem do? ______________________________
2. The child in the poem can do so many things.
Which of them (any two) do you like the most? ______________________________
Picture Reading
Write a few sentences about the picture.
Let us think
A. Match the animals to their actions.| The horse trots. | ![]() |
| The lamb leaps. | ![]() |
| The snake crawls. | ![]() |
| The squirrel runs. | ![]() |
| The monkey swings. | ![]() |
Let us speak
A. Look at the pictures.| 1 | ![]() |
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| an inch | an inkpot | an igloo | |
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| a pin | a list | a fish | |
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| a bin | a ring | a ship |
Let us sing
Song of I
I is both a letter and a word (clap clap clap)
Even though they look the same
You use I and not your name
I is both a letter and a word. (clap clap clap)
Note to the teacher
- Sing the above song and encourage children to sing it too. Help them understand the notion that ‘I’ is oneself.
Let us draw
Rangoli
| Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 |
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