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Poems

NCERT English poems for Class 1 to 8, with meanings, questions and answers, and sing-along videos for many.

Class 1

Cats: NCERT Class 1 English Poem (Raindrops Chapter 12)

Cats is a short, funny poem about how cats can sleep anywhere: on a table, a chair, in a drawer or in a shoe. This post has word meanings, questions with answers and practice.

5 Feb 2020 · 8 min read
Class 1

Clap, Clap, Clap: NCERT Class 1 English Poem (Raindrops Chapter 1)

Clap, Clap, Clap is a short action rhyme where children clap, tap, hop, jump and run. This post has word meanings, questions with answers and practice.

4 Feb 2020 · 8 min read
Class 1

Action Song: NCERT Class 1 English Poem (Raindrops Chapter 19)

Action Song is a lively rhyme that asks children to jump, run, skip, bend, stretch, clap and laugh a little. With meanings, questions and answers, and practice.

4 Feb 2020 · 6 min read
Class 1

Morning and Evening: NCERT Class 1 English Poem (Raindrops Chapter 17)

Morning and Evening is a gentle poem where the clock, the sun and the moon tell us when to wake up and when to sleep. With meanings, questions with answers and practice.

4 Feb 2020 · 8 min read
Class 1

Fun with Numbers: NCERT Class 1 English Poem (Raindrops Chapter 10)

Fun with Numbers is a counting rhyme from one to ten about catching a fish that bites a finger. This post has word meanings, questions with answers and practice.

4 Feb 2020 · 8 min read
Class 1

Bubbles: NCERT Class 1 English Poem (Raindrops Chapter 4)

Bubbles is a tiny four-line poem about the fun of blowing bubbles into the air, one by one. This post has meanings, questions with answers and practice.

4 Feb 2020 · 6 min read
Class 1

The Little Bird: NCERT Class 1 English Poem (Raindrops Chapter 3)

The Little Bird is a short poem about a child who sees a hopping bird and wants to say hello, but the bird flies away. With meanings, questions with answers and practice.

4 Feb 2020 · 6 min read
Class 1

One Two: NCERT Class 1 English Poem (Raindrops Chapter 2)

One Two is a counting rhyme from one to ten, with cows that moo, lions that roar and a ticking clock. This post has meanings, questions with answers and practice.

4 Feb 2020 · 8 min read