Colours NCERT Solutions | English for Class 3 (Santoor) PDF Download

Let us Think

A. Answer the questions. Write your answer in the given space.

1. How many children are there in the poem?

Ans: There are two children in the poem. 

2. Why did the children want to share the crayons?

Ans: The children wanted to share the crayons because one child needed red, and the other needed black. By sharing, they could both have a full pack of crayons. 

3. How can the children in the poem have a full pack?

Ans: The children in the poem can have a full pack by sharing their crayons. One child has some colors, and the other child has the rest. By sharing, they each have access to all the colors. 

B. Think and say.

1. The children in the poem shared their crayons. Do you share anything with your friends? What do you share?

Ans: Yes, I share my toys and books with my friends. We also share our snacks during lunchtime. 

(These are sample answers. Students are advised to write the answers based on their own preferences.)

2. You have only green, blue and red crayons. Talk in pairs what you would want to draw. 

Ans: Student A: I would draw a picture of a garden with green grass and blue sky. Student B: That sounds nice! I would draw a big red apple tree in the garden. 

(These are sample answers. Students are advised to write the answers based on their own preferences.)

3. Now you have blue, green, red, yellow, brown and orange crayons. What can you draw? Draw here:

Ans: 

(These are sample answers. Students are advised to write the answers based on their own preferences.)

4. Rearrange the letters to find the hidden colour.

a) LEBU

b) LYLEWO

c) RENEG

d) RUPPEL

e) NROBW

Ans:

a) Blue 

b) Yellow 

c) Green 

d) Purple 

e) Brown

Let us Learn

A. Words used to show actions are called action words. Read the words given below. Circle the action words.

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B. Find the action words in the grid below. One is done for you.

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C. There are 26 letters in the English alphabet. They are:

Write these colours in alphabetical order:

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Let us Do

You all have friends, don't you? Like you, words also have friends. Look at these words. Match each word with its friend-word. Write the new word in the space given. The picture clue will help you. One has been done for you:

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