PPT: Like Father, Like Daughter | EVS Class 5 PDF Download

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Like Father, 
Like Daughter
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Like Father, 
Like Daughter
The chapter “Like Father, Like Daughter” is about how
children are similar to their parents, and why they behave like
their parents or relatives. The author tried to make the kids
understand how these characters passed from parents to
their kids.
I ntr od uct i o n
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Like Father, 
Like Daughter
The chapter “Like Father, Like Daughter” is about how
children are similar to their parents, and why they behave like
their parents or relatives. The author tried to make the kids
understand how these characters passed from parents to
their kids.
I ntr od uct i o n
Ashima was sitting near the window and reading. It was windy and dusty
outside and suddenly Ashima sneezed loudly – aaa chhee. Ashima’s parents
were sorting vegetables in the kitchen. 
After hearing the Ashima’s sneeze her mother 
said to his father that she sneezes like him. 
She said if he would not have been with her, 
she might have thought it was him sneezing.
Aaa Chhee!!
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Like Father, 
Like Daughter
The chapter “Like Father, Like Daughter” is about how
children are similar to their parents, and why they behave like
their parents or relatives. The author tried to make the kids
understand how these characters passed from parents to
their kids.
I ntr od uct i o n
Ashima was sitting near the window and reading. It was windy and dusty
outside and suddenly Ashima sneezed loudly – aaa chhee. Ashima’s parents
were sorting vegetables in the kitchen. 
After hearing the Ashima’s sneeze her mother 
said to his father that she sneezes like him. 
She said if he would not have been with her, 
she might have thought it was him sneezing.
Aaa Chhee!!
Nilima visited her maternal grandmother during the school holidays.
Spotting someone approaching, she hurried to inform her mother, saying,
"Mom, one of your sisters has arrived to see you." Her mother emerged
to greet the visitor and corrected Nilima, saying, "No, she's not your aunt.
She's your sister Kiran. Remember your eldest grandmother? Kiran is the
daughter of her older son. She's your cousin sister. 
Actually, you're Samir's aunt – he's Kiran's adorable son!”
Who is Whose Aunt?
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Like Father, 
Like Daughter
The chapter “Like Father, Like Daughter” is about how
children are similar to their parents, and why they behave like
their parents or relatives. The author tried to make the kids
understand how these characters passed from parents to
their kids.
I ntr od uct i o n
Ashima was sitting near the window and reading. It was windy and dusty
outside and suddenly Ashima sneezed loudly – aaa chhee. Ashima’s parents
were sorting vegetables in the kitchen. 
After hearing the Ashima’s sneeze her mother 
said to his father that she sneezes like him. 
She said if he would not have been with her, 
she might have thought it was him sneezing.
Aaa Chhee!!
Nilima visited her maternal grandmother during the school holidays.
Spotting someone approaching, she hurried to inform her mother, saying,
"Mom, one of your sisters has arrived to see you." Her mother emerged
to greet the visitor and corrected Nilima, saying, "No, she's not your aunt.
She's your sister Kiran. Remember your eldest grandmother? Kiran is the
daughter of her older son. She's your cousin sister. 
Actually, you're Samir's aunt – he's Kiran's adorable son!”
Who is Whose Aunt?
While nilima started playing with Samir. Her mother called Kiran and said,
have you noticed nilima’s hair thick, curly and black just same as yours
unlike mine – straight, limp and brown!”
How We Are All Related!
Nilima’s Nani laughed and said, “Yes, isn’t it strange?
Nilima’s Nani’s sisters had thick curly hair and now our
second generation has similar hair.” Nilima was
listening to all this. She thought, “We are called
‘distant relatives, but how closely related we are in
many ways!”