The Crow Class 2 Notes English

Chapter Explanation

In this story, we meet a crow who wished to be beautiful and have colorful feathers like a peacock. The crow started collecting peacock feathers and placed them in his tail, wings, and even on his head. He believed that these feathers would make him beautiful. However, the other crows laughed at him, telling him that he was already beautiful in his natural black feathers. They loved him for who he was.

Summary

Once upon a time, there was a crow. This crow was black, just like all crows are. But this crow wanted to be beautiful and have colorful feathers like a peacock. He wanted to be different. So, he found a peacock feather and stuck it in his tail. He thought he looked beautiful. Then, he found more peacock feathers and placed them on his wings and head. He danced happily, thinking he was now beautiful.

But other crows saw him and laughed. They told him that he was already beautiful with his black feathers. They loved him for who he was and didn't need colorful feathers to like him.

New Words and Meanings

• Feathers (noun): The soft, light covering of a bird's body.
• Peacock (noun): A large bird known for its beautiful, colorful feathers and distinctive tail.
• Tail (noun): The rear part of an animal's body, extending beyond the trunk or main part.
• Wings (noun): The structures attached to the body of a bird that allow it to fly.
• Beautiful (adjective): Having qualities that give great pleasure or satisfaction to see, hear, or think about; attractive.

Textbook Section

Title: The Crow's Feathers

Lesson Objective: To learn that we are beautiful just the way we are.

New Words:

• Feathers - The soft covering on a bird's body.
• Peacock - A bird with colorful feathers.
• Tail - The back part of an animal's body.
• Wings - Structures that help a bird fly.
• Beautiful - Something that looks very nice.