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One morning, four sisters named Parvati, Varsha, Purva, and Nritya wake up to find snow outside. Parvati suggests playing, and they agree to slide down the slope. Parvati starts by using a snowboard and slides down smoothly while laughing.
Varsha follows, sliding slowly on her stomach. Purva tumbles and rolls like a snowball, falling with a loud sound, which makes everyone laugh. Suddenly, the sky turns dark, and a storm begins. Their mother calls them back inside. Purva tries to climb up but gets stuck in the snow.
Varsha tries to crawl but keeps sliding back, feeling scared. Parvati also slides down while trying to climb. Nritya, the eldest, runs to the house and brings a long rope. She ties it to a tree and throws the other end to her sisters. She tells Varsha not to be scared and to hold the rope tightly.
Nritya pulls Varsha up and then helps Parvati and Purva too. They all run inside just as it starts snowing again. Their mother gives them hot tea, and they feel warm and chat happily about their exciting day.
The story teaches us to enjoy time with family and help each other during tough times. It shows how working together can solve problems and bring happiness.
1. What are the fundamental concepts taught in the Slip and Slide Class 2 program? | ![]() |
2. How does friction affect the movement of objects in the Slip and Slide activities? | ![]() |
3. What safety measures should be taken during the Slip and Slide Class 2 activities? | ![]() |
4. How can educators assess student understanding in the Slip and Slide Class 2 program? | ![]() |
5. Why is experiential learning emphasized in the Slip and Slide Class 2 program? | ![]() |