Puddle ( in the bag and coat of the kid with a yellow raincoat)
Showers ( in the water splashed by the purple bus and orange umbrella)
Wet ( in the purple umbrella)
It’s okay if your child in the 4th class or below could find only two or three but if your child is in 8th or above he/she is expected to find all six.
A week before Sakshi’s board exams, she met with an accident. Her left leg got fractured, but there was nochance she could miss her exams. She went to school in a wheelchair. The classroom alloted to her was on the firstfloor and the only way to it was through stairs. As there was noramp in the school that could facilitatetheusage of a wheelchair, she was made to take the exam in the principal’s office. That day the principalrealizedhow important it was to build a ramp that facilitated the use of a wheelchair and ordered for its construction right away.
Akhil wanted to buy some medicines for his sick grandmother. As he could notleaveheralone at home and there was an immediate need for the medicines, he ordered them online. Within a few hours, the medicines were deliveredathisdoor. His grandmother was surprised to see the medicines. Akhil then made her understand how onlinemedical stores facilitatedaffordable health care services at our doorstep.
The students of the fifth standard were asked where they wanted to go for a one day trip. One half of the class suggested Rock Garden, while the other half wanted to go to a water park. The class teacher then asked the students how about visiting a dam. Upon hearing the teacher’s idea all the students got excited and finally, the whole class was on the same page.
Suppose you plan to go out for dinner with your family. You love pizza and want to go to Dominos, but your parents love South Indian and want to go to Sagar Ratna instead. Now because you and your parents are not on the same page; when it comes to food, your family just decided to stay home and get the food delivered.