The Old Stag
Class 4 · English · 14 Questions
Why was the old stag popular?
Why did the old stag not go down the hillock to meet his friends?
Why did the green cover of the hillock slowly vanish?
Did the animals realise their mistake towards the end? What did they do?
Did the animals do the right thing in the end? Why do you think so?
What would happen to the green plants around us if each one of us thought only of our own needs?
Match the words to their meaning.
- Lush forest
- Tender grass
- Shaded spot
- Healthy food
- Speedy recovery
- cool resting place
- green and dense woods/forest
- quick healing
- delicate young grass
- nourishing wholesome food
Encircle the adverbs that describe how something is done.
| soon | badly | lately | cheerfully | | quietly | early | carefully | highly | | fast | regularly | nearby | loudly |
Now work with your partner and write a sentence for each encircled adverb.
Write about your best friend and complete the paragraph.
My best friend's name is .... ... is a ... . ... is ... years old. ... studies in class ... . There are ... members in ... family. ... hobbies are .... ... wants to be a ... . When we are together, we .... ... is my best friend because ....
How would you feel if the jalebis were almost finished, but some friends hadn't had enough yet?
What will happen to the bowl of jalebis after some time?
Why is it important to share when we have something that everyone enjoys?
How can we make sure there are enough jalebis for everyone to enjoy?
Create a Thank You Card from the Old Stag.
Instructions:
- Imagine you are the old stag, grateful to the friends who helped you while you were sick. Prepare a thank you card to show your appreciation.
- Front of the Card: Draw a picture of the stag surrounded by his friends in the forest.
- Inside the Card: Write a kind thank you message to his friends, expressing how their help made him feel better.