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For parents and teachers: a free printable worksheet for Class 1 · Mridang · Chapter 6: 8 exercises (circling, counting, matching, tracing, missing numbers, drawing) on A4, black and white, with the answer key on the last page. Do the read-aloud chapter first, then print this.

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Fun with Pictures: Class 1 Mridang · Chapter 6 worksheet

Fruits, vegetables and flowers

Name Date

Ask a grown-up to read each question to you. Use a pencil.

  1. Exercise 1: Circle the fruits.

  2. Exercise 2: How many? Count and write the number in the box.

  3. Exercise 3: Join each picture to its word: banana, carrot, flower, orange.

  4. Exercise 4: Trace the letter f. Say f for fruit.

  5. Exercise 5: Trace the letter m. Say m for mango.

  6. Exercise 6: Say each word: mango, banana, carrot. Write its first letter.

    ango, anana, arrot

  7. Exercise 7: Say each name. Circle the ones that begin with b, like bus.

  8. Exercise 8: Draw your favourite fruit or vegetable in the box. Say its name and its colour.

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Answer key for grown-ups

Fun with Pictures · Class 1 · Mridang · Chapter 6. Check together and praise the effort, not only the answer.

  1. 1Circle the fruits.Circle pictures 1, 3 and 4.
  2. 2How many? Count and write the number in the box.4 mangoes, 3 carrots
  3. 3Join each picture to its word: banana, carrot, flower, orange.1 → A, 2 → B, 3 → D, 4 → C
  4. 4Trace the letter f. Say f for fruit.Check that the tracing follows the dots.
  5. 5Trace the letter m. Say m for mango.Check that the tracing follows the dots.
  6. 6Say each word: mango, banana, carrot. Write its first letter.mango, banana, carrot
  7. 7Say each name. Circle the ones that begin with b, like bus.Circle pictures 2, 4 and 5.
  8. 8Draw your favourite fruit or vegetable in the box. Say its name and its colour.Any fruit or vegetable, with its English name and colour (for example, a red apple or an orange carrot).

What your child practised

  • Naming fruits, vegetables and flowers in English, and saying a colour with a name: a red apple, purple brinjals.
  • Saying a short rhyme and finding the little words for and on in it.
  • One and many (this mango, these mangoes) and answering Are these…? Yes, they are. / No, they are not.
  • Tracing the letters f and m, and hearing the first sound of a word.