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1 Li: - AL /7 Functional Literacy Series - 6
2 ANIMALS Department of Special Education NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR TIlE MENTALLY HANDICAPI'ED (Ministry of Welfare, Government of India) Manovikas Nagar, S[CUNDEFA13AD Phone [ax : nimh@hyd.ap.nic.in Grams : "MANOVIKAS" Functional Literacy Series - 6
3 CONTRIBUTORS National Institute for the Mentally Handicapped Vijayalakshmi Myreddi Project Coordinator COLLABORATING AGENCIES P. Hanumantha Rao Founder & Chairman Sweekar Rehabilitation Institute for the Handicapped, (ipkaar Circle, Secunderabad - 3. PROJECT TEAM Titles in the series Functional Literacy Functional Numeracy Jayanthi Narayan Project Co-Coordinator Sharada Fatehpuria Director Manovikas Kendra 6, Short Street, Calcutta K. Aruna K. Sunita D. Vasantha Lakshmi Usha Fatehpuria Vinita Singh FLIP BOOKS WORK BOOKS FLIP BOOK WORK BOOK Vegetables Vehicles Animals Vegetables Fruits Animals Numbers Numbers Copyright NJMH 1997 ISBN Printed at : SAEE RAMANA PAOCESS, Secunderabad. Artist : Chepuri Rarnana. Secunderabad.
4 ANIMALS We see various animals around us. Some animals are kept in our home as pets. They are called domestic animals. Some animals live in jungle. They are called wild animals. We can see many domestic and wild animals in the zoo. Animals are different in shape and size. Some are big and some are small. They have four legs and a tail. Some animals have horns to protect themselves. Animals need food and shelter to live. Some animals eat plants while some eat other animals to survive. The shelter of animals have different names. Animals help us in many ways. Go through the book and you will know more about the animals. Note : The content and the practice lessons are organised in such a way that a student can learn to (a) identify and name the pictures and words (b) write the words, and (c) learn in detail the above topic. If users are creative and innovative, this material is useful for teaching many concepts.
5 Special Education for children with mental retardation has seen tremendous progress in recent years. Teaching functional academics, literacy and numeracy are imortant areas requiring focus. A systematic approach to teacliingfunctona/ literacy and functional numeracy will let the teachers and the students have a sense of achievement and eventually the students gain independence in social competence. Considering the need for methods and materials for this purpose, an attempt is made to develop learning aids, workbooks and charts and resource book for teaching functional literacy and numeracy which includes reading, basic arithuietic, time and money concepts. A field trial was conducted to test the efficacy of the materials with children in special schools. I;zfact, decision on "what to develop" was made only after compiling the opinions of special teachers. The materials developed are presented along with a catalogue describing the multiutility of each material. The printed matter is in the form of literacy and numeracy series. This book is a part of the series. Teacher's own creativity and imagination will further enhance the teaching - learning process. A feedback from the teachers is most welcome for further refining of the materials. Vijayalaksh ml Myreddi Jayanthi Narayan
6 ANIMALS Cow Tiger Goat Monkey 1
7 ANIMALS Elephant Horse Lion Dog Rabbit 2
8 Connect the picture by drawing a line. Dog Dog Tiger Cow Cow 3
9 Connect the picture by drawing a line. Rabbit Cat Cat Rabbit Horse Horse 4
10 Connect the picture by drawing a line. Cow Elephant Elephant Goat Goat Rabbit 5
11 Connect the picture by drawing a line. 1/ Goat Tiger Tiger Elephant Monkey Monkey 6
12 Connect the picture by drawing a line. Rabbit Rabbit Dog Elephant Lion Lion 7
13 Connect the picture by drawing a line. Monkey Elephant Dog Dog Horse Cow Cow Cat 8
14 Connect the picture by drawing a line. 7 v<7 Elephant Cat Cat Rabbit Cow Horse Goat Horse 9
15 Connect the picture by drawing a line. Monkey Monkey Cow Rabbit Dog Rabbit Rabbit 10
16 Connect the picture by drawing a line. Goat Tiger Goat IA Monkey Elephant Tiger 11 Tiger
17 Connect the picture by drawing a line. Lion Lion Elephant Monkey Elephant Elephant Dog Rabbit 12
18 Connect the picture to the right word by drawing a line. Tiger Elephant Lion Horse Goat Cow Dog Cat Tiger Elephant Lion Rabbit Elephant Monkey Goat Dog 13
19 Connect the picture to the right word by drawing a line. Cow Tiger Rabbit Elephant Cow Cat Dog Rabbit Tiger Monkey Lion Horse Goat Horse Cat Cow 14
20 Connect the picture to the right word by drawing a line. Monkey Dog Goat Horse Lion Cow Cat Tiger Horse Rabbit Monkey Goat 15
21 Connect the picture to the right word by drawing a line. Horse Monkey Rabbit Dog Cow Cat 17
22 Connect the picture to the right word by drawing a line. Dog Monkey Horse Elephant Lion Rabbit Goat 18
23 Elephant Horse Snake Tiger Rabbit Tiger Dog Snake Goat Dog Horse Rabbit Rabbit 19
24 Tiger Monkey Lion Monkey Cow Rabbit Goat Elephant Horse Goat Rabbit Tiger 20 Rabbit Horse
25 Connect the right word. Snake Monkey Cow Horse Cow Goat Rabbit Dog Monkey Goat Horse Lion Horse Monkey Rabbit Cat Cat Rabbit Snake Tiger Rabbit Cow Tiger Tiger Monkey Elephant Elephant Monkey Cow Dog 21
26 Connect the right word. Cow Snake Elephant Elephant Horse Rabbit Lion Cat Lion Rabbit Snake Dog Goat Horse Tiger Dog Elephant Cat Goat Snake Monkey Cat Monkey Tiger Rabbit Cat Lion Goat Cow - 22 Elephant
27 Circle the correct word. Dog Snake Goat Cat Cow Cat Tiger Cow Goat Cat Goat Snake Lion Cat Horse Cow Elephant Horse Rabbit Elephant Elephant Rabbit Snake Horse Lion Cat Lion Tiger Monkey Goat Monkey Goat Rabbit Cow Tiger Tiger Cat Cow Lion Monkey Rabbit Monkey Snake Elephant Rabbit Goat Dog Tiger Rabbit 23
28 Match the words. Dog Cow Cat Horse Elephant Lion Goat Tiger Monkey Rabbit Elephant Goat Lion Monkey Rabbit Tiger Cow Dog Cat Horse 24
29 Say and write. 25
30 Say and write. 26
31 Say and write. 27
32 Say and write. 28
33 Say and write. -._._ "
34 Say and write. 30
35 Copy. Cow Horse Tiger Monkey Elephant 31
36 Copy. Dog Cat Lion Rabbit Goat 32
37 Choose and write the correct word. Cat Dog Cow Goat Tiger Lion Horse Rabbit Elephant Monkey 33
38 Choose and write the correct word. Lion Elephant Cow Goat Tiger Lion Monkey Rabbit Horse Dog 34
39 Fill in the blanks. Do D_ Co C_w og g 0 w 0 D ow C 35
40 Fill in the blanks. Ca C_ Goa G t at t Ga o t _a_ C _ G 36
41 Fill in the blanks. Lb L on Hor H e on L n rse or e H rs se JO L H 37
42 Fill in the blanks. / Monke nke. Rab it Ra bit Monk M y Rabbi R bbit Mo key _Ok_y Rabb t _a b t M nkey M R bit R 38
43 Fill in the blanks. T er T ger T_g_r Tige Tig T r ger T 39
44 Fill in the blanks. Elepha t E ephant Elep ant Ele ant El phant E hat Elep nt El hant E e h n lephant Eleph t E 40
45 Complete the word. 0 C C R cc i;q M E 41
46 Complete the word., - - -y ); ( L T 6 7 Ii 7/ E G // '\ \ " ' J ( A 7/; R H 42
47 Write the name. - 43
48 Write the name.,. /
49 Teacher to explain. 'N ItL Cow Cows /( '\\ r - H N r r,.\ Goat Goats o'f Cat Cats 45
50 \ Dog Dogs \\ \\ (/ \ ((I Rabbit Rabbits / LI /1 Horse j ) /,. 4 ',1 f \ \) \\ - \ Horses 46
51 Teacher to explain. Tiger Tigers Monkey Monkeys 47
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53 Teacher to explain. 1vii L y y U :' This is a goat. These are goats. This is a cow. These are cows. 49
54 Teacher to explain. This is an elephant. These are elephants. This is a horse. These are horses. 50
55 Teacher to explain. This is a cat. These are cats. This is a tiger. These are tigers 51
56 Teacher to explain. ( 'ir This is a dog. These are dogs. This is a monkey. These are monkeys. 52
57 Teacher to explain. This is a lion. These are lions. This is a rabbit. These are rabbits. 53
58 Fill in the blanks. / 7- This is a These are This is a These are 54
59 Fill in the blanks. (7 This is a These are This is a These are 55
60 Fill in the blanks. This is a These are This is a These are 56
61 Fill in the blanks. This is an These are This is a These are 57
62 Write yes (V) or no (X) This is a horse. LII This is a monkey. LII 58
63 Write yes (is') or no (X) This is a goat LII This s a cow. LII 59
64 Write yes (V) or no (X). I(( This is a dog. Ti This is an elephant. 60
65 Write yes (V) or no (X). This is a lion This is a goat 61
66 Write yes (V) or no (X). This is a dog. This is a rabbit. 62
67 Answer the following. <1 'S 57ifI L 'J/& L N Q. What is this? A. 0. What are these? A. 0. What is this? A. 63
68 Answer the following. Q. What are these? A. Q.What is this? A. Q. What are these? A. Q. What is this? A. 64
69 Answer the following. ) 0. What are these? A. 0. What is this? A. Q. What are these? A. Q.What is this? A. 65
70 CAT These are cats. Cats have four legs. They have a tail. The cat has whiskers. It is a domestic animal. The cat drinks milk. The cats are pet animals. The babies of a cat are called kittens. The cat says 'mew mew'. Cat 10. Have you seen a cat? 11. Do you have a cat in your house 66
71 DOG 1. This is a dog. 2. The dog has four legs and a tail. 3. It is a domestic animal. 4. The dog guards the house. 5. The dog lives in the kennel. 6. It is a faithful animal. 7. The babies of a dog are called puppies. 8. The dog barks 'bow bow'. 9. Do you have a dog in your house? 10. Do you like dogs? Dog 67
72 cow 1. These are cows. 2. Cows have four legs. 3. The cow's is a domestic animal. 4. It gives us milk. 5. Cow's milk is good for health. 6. Cow eats grass. 7. They live in the shed. 8. The cow moos. 9. The baby of a cow is called calf. 10. The cow is worshipped by Hindus. Cow 11. Have you seen a cow? 12. Do you have a cow in your house?
73 GOAT 1. These are goats. 2. Goat is a domestic animal. 3. It has four legs and a small tail. 4. Goats eat grass and leaves. 5. Goatgivesmilk. 6. It lives in peot. 7. Baby goat is called a kid. 8. Goat's meat is used as food. 9. Have you seen a goat? 10. Where did you see? Goat
74 HORSE These are horses. They are domestic animals. Horse has four legs and a tail. It eats grass and horse gram. It lives in a stable. The baby of a horse is called foal. r Horse 7. Horse runs very fast. 8. It is used for riding and carrying loads. 9. Have you seen a horse? 10. Where did you see? 70
75 MONKEY Monkey This is a monkey. Monkey has four legs and a tail. It is a wild animal. It eats fruits and nuts. It can climb trees Monkey entertains people. Monkey is a clever animal. It can carry it's baby while climbing on trees. Have you seen a monkey? 10. Where did you see? 71
76 RABBIT These are rabbits. They are small animals. Rabbits live in a forest. Rabbit has four legs and a small tail. Rabbit Rabbit eats fruits, grass and vegetables. It is a wild animal. Rabbit's skin is covered with hair. It lives in burrows. It can jump and run very fast. Rabbit's baby is called bunny. Have you seen a rabbit? Where did you see? 72
77 ELEPHANT Elephant 1. This is an elephant. 2. It is a wild animal. 3. Elephant is a huge animal. 4. It has a trunk. 5. Elephant has small eyes and big ears. 6. It has four legs and a small tail. 7. It eats grass and sugarcane. 8. The elephant lives in a forest. 9. It is used for carrying loads. 10. Have you seen an elephant? 11.Where did you see? 73
78 TIGER 1. This isatiger. 2. It is a wild animal. 3. It lives in a forest. 4. Tiger has four legs and a long tail. 5. It kills other animals for food. 6. It runs very fast. 7. Tiger has black stripes on the body. 8. Tiger jumps very high. 9. The baby of a tiger is ced cub. 10. Have you seen a tiger? Tiger 11. Where did you see? 74
79 LION j - Lion These are lions. Lions are wild animals. They live in a forest. Lion has four legs and a long tail. It Kills Other animals for food. Lion is called the king of the forest. The baby of a lion is called Cub. Have you seen a lion? Where did you see? 75
80 1. Cow gives Fill in the blanks. Write the correct answer. 1. Write the names of animals which give milk. 2. Goat eats 3. Lion lives in a 2. Write the names of animals which have horns. 4. Animals have Jegs. 3. Write the names of animals which eat grass. 5. The babies of dogs are called. 6. The dog lives in the 4. Write the names of animals which eat meat. 7. Rabbit eats grass, - and 8. Tiger kills other for food. 5. Write the names of animals which climb trees. 9. Elephant carries Write the names of animals which live in the forest. 10. Monkey trees. - 76
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