The Tinkling Bells
A complete worksheet webpage with reading, language, speaking, writing, craft, matchstick activity, and exploration tasks. Each question includes a small answer button for quick checking.
Reading
A. Answer the following
1. Why was Chinna upset?
2. How did Kamala help Chinna feel better?
3. What did the fruit seller do by mistake?
4. How did Chinna manage to buy the bells from Chacha in the end?
B. Write T for true or F for false
- Chinna wanted to buy the bells to attach them to his bicycle. ________
- Chinna's mother, Kamala, comforted him when he came home feeling sad. ________
- The fruit seller gave Chinna twenty rupees extra as change. ________
- Chinna decided to keep the extra money and bought chocolates with it. ________
- The fruit seller was unhappy when Chinna returned the extra money. ________
C. Think and discuss
1. Why do you think Chinna decided to return the money instead of keeping it?
2. Think of a time when you found something that didn’t belong to you. What did you do? How did it make you feel?
Language
A. Find the given words
Find these words in the word search.
B. Fill in the blanks using -er or -est
- I am tall_______ than my brother.
- January is the cold_______ month of the year.
- An ant is small_______ than an elephant.
- My sister is smart_______ than me.
- Jay was the fast_______ person in the race.
C. Circle the opposite word
1. Chacha showed him some beautiful tinkling bells.
2. The fruit seller was so happy that he gave Chinna ten rupees as a reward.
3. I’ll give you money to buy the bells.
4. “Can I buy chocolates with the money?” whispered Chinna.
Listening and Speaking
A. Number the sentences in the correct sequence
Chinna discovered that his money was missing and felt sad.
Chinna went to the market with his mother.
Chinna hugged his mother and told her about the missing money.
Chinna returned the extra money to the fruit seller.
Chinna bought the tinkling bells after getting some money from his mother.
Chinna wanted to buy bells for his pet at Chacha’s shop.
B. What would you do in the following situations?
1. You borrowed your friend's favorite pen. After using it, you accidentally broke it. What would you do?
2. During a math quiz, your friends ask you to show them your answers because they didn’t study. What would you do?
3. You see a classmate taking a notebook from the teacher's desk without permission. What would you do?
4. You bring your favourite snack to school, but your classmate has not brought anything to eat. What would you do?
Writing
A. Frame sentences using the given words
| Word | Your sentence | Answer button |
|---|---|---|
| smiling | The little girl came to school smiling. |
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| mistake | I made a mistake in my notebook. |
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| honest | An honest child always speaks the truth. |
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| praise | My teacher gave me praise for my neat work. |
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| careful | We should be careful while crossing the road. |
B. Draw two national symbols and write a few sentences about each
National Symbol 1: __________________
National Symbol 2: __________________
Activity
Let us Do – Bell Craft
Create your own bell craft similar to the bells Chinna wanted for his pet goat.
Materials Needed
- Small metal bottle caps or small tin cans
- String
- Old cardboard
- Small pebbles, beans, or beads
- Aluminum foil
- Markers, crayons, or paint
- Glue or tape
- Safety scissors
- Hole punch or nail with adult supervision
Write what you used
Write the steps you followed
Fun Activity
Fun with Matchsticks
Move one matchstick to make the equation correct. One puzzle has been solved for you in the lesson. Now solve the given equation.
My answer:
Explore
Let us Explore
Collect or draw pictures of different types of bells found in India.
| Type of bell | Draw or paste picture | Where it is found |
|---|---|---|