PPT: Seeing Without Seeing | English for Class 2 (Mridang) PDF Download

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Seeing without Seeing
Mridang
English for Class II
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Seeing without Seeing
Mridang
English for Class II
Introduction
This story is about a girl named Onshangla who
learns how people can understand the world
without seeing. 
Her mother plays a blindfold game with her,
where Onshangla uses touch, smell, and taste
to guess objects.
Through this fun game, she learns to be kind
and understand others, like the new boy in her
class who cannot see.
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Seeing without Seeing
Mridang
English for Class II
Introduction
This story is about a girl named Onshangla who
learns how people can understand the world
without seeing. 
Her mother plays a blindfold game with her,
where Onshangla uses touch, smell, and taste
to guess objects.
Through this fun game, she learns to be kind
and understand others, like the new boy in her
class who cannot see.
Onshangla tells her that a new boy has joined
their class who wears black glasses and cannot
see. 
In this chapter, we meet a little girl named
Onshangla who comes back home from school. 
She's very quiet, and her mother, Ava, notices
this and asks her if anything happened at
school. 
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Seeing without Seeing
Mridang
English for Class II
Introduction
This story is about a girl named Onshangla who
learns how people can understand the world
without seeing. 
Her mother plays a blindfold game with her,
where Onshangla uses touch, smell, and taste
to guess objects.
Through this fun game, she learns to be kind
and understand others, like the new boy in her
class who cannot see.
Onshangla tells her that a new boy has joined
their class who wears black glasses and cannot
see. 
In this chapter, we meet a little girl named
Onshangla who comes back home from school. 
She's very quiet, and her mother, Ava, notices
this and asks her if anything happened at
school. 
Ava decides to play a special game with
Onshangla to help her understand how it feels
to do things without seeing.
Onshangla with a scarf and then asks her to
guess what she's holding in her hand.
Onshangla touches and smells the objects to
guess what they are.
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Seeing without Seeing
Mridang
English for Class II
Introduction
This story is about a girl named Onshangla who
learns how people can understand the world
without seeing. 
Her mother plays a blindfold game with her,
where Onshangla uses touch, smell, and taste
to guess objects.
Through this fun game, she learns to be kind
and understand others, like the new boy in her
class who cannot see.
Onshangla tells her that a new boy has joined
their class who wears black glasses and cannot
see. 
In this chapter, we meet a little girl named
Onshangla who comes back home from school. 
She's very quiet, and her mother, Ava, notices
this and asks her if anything happened at
school. 
Ava decides to play a special game with
Onshangla to help her understand how it feels
to do things without seeing.
Onshangla with a scarf and then asks her to
guess what she's holding in her hand.
Onshangla touches and smells the objects to
guess what they are.
She correctly identifies a soft object as a rose
by smelling it.
She also recognizes a small bell by the sound it
makes and a glass of orange juice by tasting it.