MARIGOLD [1 Mark Question Answer]

(a) BLUE, (b) YELLOW, (c) GREEN, (d) PURPLE, (e) BROWN

We can draw a blue bird, green trees, red apple, yellow banana, brown ball, orange fruit, etc.

You can make a scenery, a fish in a pond, fruit basket, etc with green, blue and red crayons.

Yes, I share my pencils, erasers, pens, chocolates, lunch and snacks with my friends.

The children can have a full pack of crayons if they share their crayons with each other.

The children wanted to share the crayons so that they can both have a full pack of crayons.

There are two children in the poem.

• Green The tree has green leaves.
• Grey Jasmine was wearing a grey jacket.
• Grass My grandfather likes to walk on the grass in the morning.
• Grapes Grapes are my mother's favourite fruit.
• Grandmother My grandmother makes yummy food for me.
• Crayon Me and my best friend share the red crayon.
• Crab The crab has two big claws to grab things with.
• Crane The crane in the sky was white in colour. 
• Crow A black crow flew into my room. 
• Cradle The baby sleeps in the cradle. 
• Draw I like to draw beautiful pictures. 
• Drum The drum set is my favourite instrument. 
• Dress Nancy was wearing a pretty blue dress. 
• Drop Be careful not to drop the heavy books on your foot.
• Dragon The dragon was waiting for the knight outside the cave.
• Prince The prince bought flowers.
• Princess The princess was very tall.
• Prize Mohan won the first prize in the race.
• Pray We should pray to God every morning.
• Present I was present in the school yesterday.

BLUE  GREEN  PURPLE  RED  YELLOW

Following are the action words :
Laugh, dance, eat, cry, swim, sleep, play, dig, jump, run, write, smile, push

rainbow, blueberry, newspaper, basketball, earthworm

COLOURS

DUCKLING

SHARING

Sharing is important because it is a kind act and it can make us and others feel happy.

The children need red and black crayons to have a full pack.

The child's friend needed a black crayon.

Children have red, yellow, blue, green, purple and black colours of the crayons.