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Who do you think your shadow looks like?
I think my shadow looks exactly like me.
Why do you think your shadow jumps into bed before you can?
The shadow is not a physical thing and it appears faster than light. It is because of that my shadow jumps into bed before I can.
What time of the day do you think it is when your shadow is the tallest? Why?
• Morning
• Afternoon
• Night
Our shadow is the tallest in the morning. It is because the sun rays are slanting at the time of sunrise.
Read the lines from the poem and answer the following.
He is very very like me. From the heels up to the head!
(i) Who does he refer to?
(ii) Who does me refer to?
(iii) Why are he and me alike?
(i) He refers to the shadow.
(ii) Me refers to the poet.
(iii) He and me are alike because they look exactly like each other.
Work in pairs and discuss the following. What would you do if
Disclaimer: These are sample answers. Students are advised to write the answers based on their own experiences and observations.
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• Shine a torch behind your hand and see its shadow on the wall.
• Move the torch a little away from your hand and see the shadow on the wall.
Do you find a difference in the size of the hand on the wall?
Disclaimer: Such activities should be tried by the students on their own.
Work in groups of five.
• Make a large hand on a plain sheet.
• Mark the names of fingers, thumb and palm on the hand. Use the hints given in the box.
Disclaimer: This is a group activity to be done along with your friends in the classroom.
Do the actions as given below, and observe which part, or fingers, of your hand is being used.
point at a door | bounce a ball | scratch your chin |
twist your ear | comb your hair | draw with a pencil |
touch a flower |
point at a door- fore finger bounce a ball- palm scratch your chin- fore finger twist your ear- thumb and fore finger comb your hair- all the fingers draw with a pencil- pencil and fore finger touch a flower- fore finger
Fill in the blanks using one of the words given in brackets.
(i) Where is the child ________ parents have come to school? (who/whose/which)
(ii) I saw many houses ________ were quite spacious. (which/whose/who).
(iii) Mathematics, ________ is my favourite subject, is so interesting. (who/which/that)
(iv) The poem ________ you read out, is so lovely. (whose/which/that)
(v) I know the street ________ he lives on. (whose/ that/which)
(vi) I like reading books ________ have pictures in it. (that/who/which)
(vii) The old lady _______________ I met in your house is my neighbour. (whom / that/which)
(i) whose (ii) which (iii) which (iv) that (v) which (vi) that (vii) whom
Complete this description by answering the questions below.
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Write a few lines on Mithoo and his little dog named Shadow. _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
Mithoo is a very shy boy. He is ten years of age. Mithoo has a cute dog named Shadow. Mithoo likes to call her Shadow as she always follows Mithoo wherever he goes. She is white in colour. She is very friendly and loves her neighbours. She always enjoys eating chicken and the left over bones.
shoe | shadow | fish | bush |
ship | sheep | dish | wash |
shell | shade | wish | brush |
When the sun shines, I can see My shadow right in front of me When I walk, my shadow walks! When I hop, my shadow hops! When I jump, my shadow jumps And when I stop, my shadow stops!
Disclaimer: Students are advised to practice this on their own.
shoe | shadow | fish | bush |
ship | sheep | dish | wash |
shell | shade | wish | brush |
This poem is about a child’s shadow which always moves with him. His shadow resembles him. It does exactly the same what the child does. Sometimes the shadow grows very tall and sometimes very small. One morning the child gets up early before the sun rise. He finds dews on flowers but does not see his shadow with him. The child thinks that his shadow is still fast asleep in bed.