Pip and the Little Red Cup
An adult-guided picture-story draft. Listen to short sentences, point to familiar things and practise asking politely.
Practise: Everyday words & polite requests
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Help a grown-up put three story moments in order and tell the little boat’s journey.
नन्ही नाव का सफ़र

SEQUENCE ACTIVITY
Put the events in a helpful order.
Start here: Grown-up: read all three cards aloud. Your child can point to what happened first, next and last while you move the cards. Act out the journey with one hand as a pretend boat.
बड़े तीनों कार्ड पढ़कर सुनाएँ। बच्चा पहले, फिर और अंत में हुई बात पर इशारा करे और आप कार्ड सरकाएँ। एक हाथ को नाव बनाकर सफ़र का अभिनय करें।
First, the boat floats. Next, we blow together. Last, the boat rests.
First यानी पहले। Next यानी फिर। Last यानी अंत में। “We blow together.” यानी हम एक साथ फूँक मारते हैं।
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Practise: Everyday words & polite requests
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