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Identify setting, characters and central conflict
Identify the river setting, Jahnavi’s situation, and the main conflict between fear and courage.
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The Day the River Spoke
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2
Infer how the river guides Jahnavi
Infer how the river’s words help Jahnavi understand courage, education and self-belief.
3
Trace Jahnavi’s change across the story
Track how Jahnavi’s thoughts and choices change from hesitation to determination.
4
Use nature and emotion words from context
Use context clues to understand words connected with rivers, fear, courage and hope.
5
Complete sentences using appropriate prepositions
Choose prepositions that show place, movement and relationship in story-based sentences.
6
Complete meaningful sentences from story cues
Use sentence completion to express cause, effect, contrast and sequence from the story.
7
Recognise personification in the river’s voice
Explain how giving the river a voice makes nature feel alive and meaningful.
8
Write a short reflective response about courage
Write a short paragraph connecting Jahnavi’s courage with a real-life situation.
9
Discuss nature as a guide or teacher
Listen to peer views and speak clearly about how nature can influence human choices.
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