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1. Read your NCERT Textbooks Thoroughly | |
2. Practice a lot | |
3. Solve Previous Year Papers | |
4. Section-wise Preparation Tips |
English might sometimes seem less exciting compared to subjects like math or science, but it plays a crucial role in our daily lives and future success. Learning English well can open up many opportunities, from better communication to understanding the world through books and media. Though it might seem challenging, with the right approach, studying English can be engaging and fun.
In Class 6, we'll explore different parts of the English language, such as grammar, vocabulary, reading, and writing. Each section helps us build strong language skills that are important for both school and life.
Let's dive in and discover how mastering English can be an exciting adventure!
To help you, here are a few tips to follow while preparing for Class 6 English:
There are two NCERT books for Class 6 English:
1. English for Class 6 (VI) - CBSE and NCERT Curriculum
2. English (A Pact with the Sun) for Class 6 (VI)
Chapter 1 - Who Did Patrick's Homework
Chapter 2 - How the dog found himself a master!
Chapter 3 - Taro's Reward
Chapter 4 - An Indian-American Women in Space: Kalpana Chawla
Chapter 5 - A Different kind of school
Chapter 6 - Who I Am
Chapter 7 - Fair Play
Chapter 8 - The Banyan Tree
Poem 1 - A House, A Home
Poem 2 - The Kite
Poem 3 - The Quarrel
Poem 4 - Beauty
Poem 5 - Where Do All Teachers Go?
Poem 6 - The Wonderful Words
Poem 7 - Vocation
Chapter 2 - The Friendly Mongoose
Chapter 3 - The Shepherd’s Treasure
Chapter 4 - Tansen
Chapter 5 - The Monkey and the Crocodile
Chapter 6 - The Wonder Called Sleep
Chapter 7 - A Pact with the Sun
NCERT has also released a new English textbook for Class 6 named "Poorvi." EduRev offers a complete course based on this textbook. You can access all the content through this link: English for Class 6 (Poorvi) - New NCERT
To excel in every section of English—whether it’s Reading, Writing, Grammar, or Literature—you need a lot of practice. Writing out answers helps you spot and fix grammatical and spelling mistakes. Remember, English isn’t something you can master in a day. The best way to get better is by practising regularly through writing, reading, listening, and speaking.
To talk about Literature in particular, here’s how we can support your practice through EduRev:
Using these resources will help you build your English skills effectively.
(a) Reading Comprehension Section
(b) Writing Section
(c) Grammar
Break Down Sentences: Start by breaking sentences into smaller parts. Identify the subject, verb, and object. This will help you understand how each part works together.
Understand Basic Rules: Focus on learning basic grammar rules, such as subject-verb agreement, proper use of tenses, and sentence structure. Understanding these rules is crucial for forming correct sentences.
Practice Regularly: Practice grammar exercises regularly. The more you practice, the more familiar you’ll become with different grammar rules and their applications.
Read Actively: Read a variety of texts, including stories, articles, and essays. Pay attention to how sentences are structured and how grammar rules are applied in different contexts.
Write Often: Write regularly, whether it’s short paragraphs, essays, or even diary entries. Applying grammar rules in your writing helps reinforce your understanding.
Explain to Others: Try to explain grammar rules to a friend or family member. Teaching others can help you clarify your own understanding and reinforce what you’ve learned.
Review and Revise: Regularly review what you’ve learned and revise any areas where you find difficulties. Continuous revision helps solidify your understanding.
(d) Literature
When studying literature, approach it with the mindset that it's a reflection of life, allowing room for debate, different perspectives, and creative engagement. To do well, you need a deep understanding of the text and should read it with curiosity and an open mind.
The literature section usually has two parts: one with objective questions (like reference to context) and another with subjective questions (based on your opinion).
Understand the Text Deeply: Read your prescribed text thoroughly. Pay attention to important conversations, events, and character interactions.
Focus on Key Sections: Identify and review crucial parts of the text, such as significant dialogues, speeches, or pivotal moments, as these are often the focus of reference to context questions.
Develop Your Creative Skills: For subjective questions, use your creativity to express your thoughts, but always support your answers with examples from the text.
Practice Analysis: Try analyzing different aspects of the text, including themes, character development, and plot structure. This will help you answer both objective and subjective questions effectively.
Take Notes: While reading, make notes of important points and passages. These notes will be helpful for quick revisions and for answering references to context questions.
Engage with the Text: Approach the text with curiosity. Ask questions about the characters’ motivations, the author’s intentions, and the underlying themes.
Review Model Answers: Look at sample answers and previous year’s questions to understand the kind of responses expected. This will give you an idea of how to structure your answers.
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