The Tinkling Bells

Why was Chinna upset?

How did Kamala help Chinna feel better?

What did the fruit seller do by mistake?

How did Chinna manage to buy the bells from Chacha in the end?

Write 'T' for true or 'F' for false.

Why do you think Chinna decided to return the money instead of keeping it?

Think of a time when you found something that didn't belong to you. What did you do? How did it make you feel?

Fill in the blanks using the correct comparison markers (-er or -est).

Circle the word that means the opposite of the highlighted word in each sentence.

Your teacher will read out the story 'The Tinkling Bells' once again to you. Now read the following sentences and number them in the sequence of the story.

You borrowed your friend's favorite pen. After using it, you accidentally broke it. What would you do?

During a math quiz, your friends ask you to show them your answers because they didn't study. If you don't help, your friends might get upset with you. What would you do?

You see a classmate taking a notebook from the teacher's desk without permission. The classmate tells you not to tell anyone. What would you do?

You bring your favourite snack to school. But you find that your classmate has not brought anything to eat. You really want to enjoy the snack alone. What would you do?

Frame sentences using the following words from the story.

Draw two national symbols (e.g., national flag, national bird) and write a few sentences about each.

We have read about Chinna's love for tinkling bells in the story. Collect or draw pictures of different types of bells found in India.