Important Words: Colours | English for Class 3 (Santoor) PDF Download

Hello, class! Welcome to our exciting important words. Each word comes with a meaning and an example to make learning fun and easy. Let’s learn together!

Important Words and Meanings

1. Stream

• Meaning: A small river or flow of water.
• Example: The duck and her ducklings swam in the clear stream.

2. Ducklings

• Meaning: Baby ducks.
• Example: The ducklings followed their mother to the stream.

3. Chicks

• Meaning: Baby chickens.
• Example: The hen kept her chicks safe while crossing the stream.

4. Crayons

• Meaning: Colored wax sticks used for drawing or coloring.
• Example: I used red and blue crayons to draw a rainbow.

5. Share

• Meaning: To give some of what you have to others.
• Example: I share my crayons with my friends so we can all draw.

6. Alphabet

• Meaning: The set of letters (A to Z) used in a language.
• Example: We arranged the fruit names in alphabetical order, starting with A.

7. Action

• Meaning: Something you do, like moving or performing a task.
• Example: Running and jumping are action words because they show what we do.

8. Rearrange

• Meaning: To put things in a different order.
• Example: I rearranged the letters “LEBU” to make the word “BLUE.”

9. Pronunciation

• Meaning: The way you say a word.
• Example: The teacher helped us with the pronunciation of “crayon.”

10. Order

• Meaning: The way things are arranged, like in a sequence.
• Example: We put the colors in alphabetical order: BLUE, GREEN, PURPLE, RED, YELLOW.

11. Cross

• Meaning: To go from one side to the other, like over a stream.
• Example: The children cross the stream safely.

12. Match

• Meaning: To pair things that go together.
• Example: I matched the animal with its young one, like duck with duckling.

13. Full

• Meaning: Completely filled or having everything needed.
• Example: When we shared our crayons, we had a full pack of colors.

14. Hidden

• Meaning: Not easy to see or find.
• Example: The cat is hiding in the box.

15. Aloud

• Meaning: Speaking so others can hear, not silently.
• Example: I read the word “green” aloud for my friends to hear.

16. Begins

• Meaning: Starts with or comes first.
• Example: The word “apple” begins with the letter A.

17. Circle

• Meaning: To draw a round line around something.
• Example: I circled the action word “run” in my book.

18. Grid

• Meaning: A pattern of squares, like a puzzle.
• Example: We found the word “walk” in the grid of letters.

19. Letter

• Meaning: A symbol in the alphabet, like A, B, or C.
• Example: The letter Z is the last one in the alphabet.

20. Arrange

• Meaning: To put things in a certain order.
• Example: We arranged the fruits in order: APPLE, BANANA, CHERRY.

Let’s Be Word Friends!

Just like the duck and hen in the story, or the children sharing crayons, words are our friends too. Keep practicing these words, and you’ll be amazing at English!

Happy Learning!
Your Edurev