What do you learn from elders in your family?
Children learn many valuable things from elders in the family.
From grandparents, they learn traditional songs, stories, games, and cultural values.
Elders teach life skills like cooking, gardening, and household work. They share wisdom about caring for others, respecting animals and nature, and living harmoniously.
Elders pass down traditions, customs, and family history. They teach patience, kindness, and the importance of helping each other.
Children also learn values like honesty, respect, and love for family.
Explanation
The chapter shows learning from elders throughout: Dadiji teaches songs while braiding Bela's hair (page 10), Dadaji teaches games he played in his childhood (page 7), elders teach children to care for animals and plants (page 9), and Kusum Mausi teaches cooking (page 11). Page 12 explicitly states 'We all learn many things from our family members and neighbours.'
Solution Steps
Children learn valuable things from elders in the family
Grandparents teach traditional songs, stories, games, and cultural values
Elders teach life skills like cooking, gardening, and household work
Elders share wisdom about caring for others, respecting animals and nature
Elders pass down traditions, customs, and family history
Elders teach patience, kindness, and the importance of helping each other
Children learn values like honesty, respect, and love for family