logging in or signing up Meadow surprises CBSE class VII. ajayhazare Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2181 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 30, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 2 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: ajayhazare (5 month(s) ago) thanks,you may download Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: kanishkrohila (5 month(s) ago) dear Ajay ,this presentation is excellent . plese give me permition to download this so i can use this in my class project. kanishk Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: tonypereira9400 (6 month(s) ago) Dear Ajay, Beautiful presentation. Looking forward to downloading so can use it for my class. Thanks & Regards, Tony Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript meadow suRpRiSeS by – Lois Brandt Phillips - Class – VII –C.B.S.E.: meadow suRpRiSeS by – Lois Brandt Phillips - Class – VII –C.B.S.E. Prepared by – Ajay kumar Hazare [T.G.T.] Central School For Tibetans, Ravangla ,S. Sikkim ajayhazare1@gmail.comSlide 2: Meadow have surprises You can find them if you look Walk softly through the velvet grass, And listen by the brook. The POEM Meadow = a field of green grass Velvet = silken/softy ,Brook = a small streamBrook = a small stream: Brook = a small stream BrookSlide 4: You may see a butterfly Rest upon a buttercup And unfold its drinking straws To sip the nectar up NECTAR = a sweet fluid produced by flowerSlide 5: Dandelion = a flower Buttercup = a flower Drinking straw = Small dringing pipersSlide 6: You may scare a rabbit Who is sitting very still; Though at first you may not see him, When he hops you will Hops = jump / spring Scare = frightenSlide 7: A Dandelion whose fuzzy head Was Golden days ago Has turned to airy parachutes That flutter when you blow Fuzzy = Having soft texture Flutter=move like the wings of bird Blow = exhale with forceSlide 8: Explore the meadow houses, The burrows in the ground, A nest beneath tall grasses, The ant’s amazing mound Burrows = A whole in the ground made by an animal Mound = A pile of earth moundSlide 9: Oh! Meadows have surprises And many things to tell; You may discover these yourself, If you look and listen well. Discover = find outSlide 10: SUMMARY A WALK across a meadow reveals many wonderful things. We will find grass as cozy as velvet. There may be a brook also. There will be flowers and the butterflies drinking nectar from them. While doing so it seems to us its body parts like a drinking straw ,We may see a rabbit jumping around. Above all, there we will find wild flower plants like the dandelion. Its light yellow flower move like parachutes when we blow on them. There are burrow in the ground which house certain animals. Under the tall grasses we may see the ant’s amazing mound[homes]. In fact the meadows are full of surprises. ;he who knows how to see and listen will find out them himself.Slide 11: Students now we will try to do some exercises Read the following stanza and give the reference and explanation with rhyming scheme and rhyming words:- . “Explore the meadow houses, The burrows in the ground, A nest beneath tall grasses, The ant’s amazing mound” Ans:- Reference :- The above stanza is derived from the poem , “Meadow Surprises” and the author is “Lois Brandit Phillips”. Here he tells about the beauty of meadow that is green grass. Explanation :- Here the poet says about the beauty and silent features of a meadow. He further says that if we try to find out we may see the beautiful burrows [a hole in the ground], a nest of birds in the branches of tall trees and the surprising mounds [ a pile of earth] of ant or the anthills. Rhyming scheme is , ab ab . Rhyming words – Houses Grasses . Ground mound .Slide 12: It was , ajay kumar hazare from CST Ravangla, S. Sikkim. I need your kind suggestions and remarks at ajayhazare1@gmail.com 0892 78 78 078 Thank you. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Meadow surprises CBSE class VII. ajayhazare Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2181 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 30, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 2 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: ajayhazare (5 month(s) ago) thanks,you may download Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: kanishkrohila (5 month(s) ago) dear Ajay ,this presentation is excellent . plese give me permition to download this so i can use this in my class project. kanishk Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: tonypereira9400 (6 month(s) ago) Dear Ajay, Beautiful presentation. Looking forward to downloading so can use it for my class. Thanks & Regards, Tony Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript meadow suRpRiSeS by – Lois Brandt Phillips - Class – VII –C.B.S.E.: meadow suRpRiSeS by – Lois Brandt Phillips - Class – VII –C.B.S.E. Prepared by – Ajay kumar Hazare [T.G.T.] Central School For Tibetans, Ravangla ,S. Sikkim ajayhazare1@gmail.comSlide 2: Meadow have surprises You can find them if you look Walk softly through the velvet grass, And listen by the brook. The POEM Meadow = a field of green grass Velvet = silken/softy ,Brook = a small streamBrook = a small stream: Brook = a small stream BrookSlide 4: You may see a butterfly Rest upon a buttercup And unfold its drinking straws To sip the nectar up NECTAR = a sweet fluid produced by flowerSlide 5: Dandelion = a flower Buttercup = a flower Drinking straw = Small dringing pipersSlide 6: You may scare a rabbit Who is sitting very still; Though at first you may not see him, When he hops you will Hops = jump / spring Scare = frightenSlide 7: A Dandelion whose fuzzy head Was Golden days ago Has turned to airy parachutes That flutter when you blow Fuzzy = Having soft texture Flutter=move like the wings of bird Blow = exhale with forceSlide 8: Explore the meadow houses, The burrows in the ground, A nest beneath tall grasses, The ant’s amazing mound Burrows = A whole in the ground made by an animal Mound = A pile of earth moundSlide 9: Oh! Meadows have surprises And many things to tell; You may discover these yourself, If you look and listen well. Discover = find outSlide 10: SUMMARY A WALK across a meadow reveals many wonderful things. We will find grass as cozy as velvet. There may be a brook also. There will be flowers and the butterflies drinking nectar from them. While doing so it seems to us its body parts like a drinking straw ,We may see a rabbit jumping around. Above all, there we will find wild flower plants like the dandelion. Its light yellow flower move like parachutes when we blow on them. There are burrow in the ground which house certain animals. Under the tall grasses we may see the ant’s amazing mound[homes]. In fact the meadows are full of surprises. ;he who knows how to see and listen will find out them himself.Slide 11: Students now we will try to do some exercises Read the following stanza and give the reference and explanation with rhyming scheme and rhyming words:- . “Explore the meadow houses, The burrows in the ground, A nest beneath tall grasses, The ant’s amazing mound” Ans:- Reference :- The above stanza is derived from the poem , “Meadow Surprises” and the author is “Lois Brandit Phillips”. Here he tells about the beauty of meadow that is green grass. Explanation :- Here the poet says about the beauty and silent features of a meadow. He further says that if we try to find out we may see the beautiful burrows [a hole in the ground], a nest of birds in the branches of tall trees and the surprising mounds [ a pile of earth] of ant or the anthills. Rhyming scheme is , ab ab . Rhyming words – Houses Grasses . Ground mound .Slide 12: It was , ajay kumar hazare from CST Ravangla, S. Sikkim. I need your kind suggestions and remarks at ajayhazare1@gmail.com 0892 78 78 078 Thank you.