My Family Class 1 Mridang Worksheet with Online Quiz

My Family appears in the My Family and Me unit of NCERT’s Class 1 English textbook Mridang. The song and nearby picture-talk activities introduce family vocabulary and the idea of doing things together. This worksheet focuses on that section rather than the separate Sparrow Family story.

A My Family worksheet for Class 1 can develop reading and speaking through familiar words. Begin with labels such as mother, father, brother, sister, grandmother and grandfather. Explain a relationship through a clearly described example rather than expecting children to identify it from a person’s appearance.

The song links family members with shared activities, including play, meals, music and reading. These are examples within the text, not rules about who may do an activity. Any suitable family member or caregiver can read, play, help or share an interest.

Families differ in their members, living arrangements and traditions. Some children live with a Parent, grandparents, guardians or other caregivers. Use the textbook’s vocabulary without requiring every child’s family to match its examples. A fictional family card lets a child practise English without sharing personal details.

Connect naming words with action words. A family word identifies a person or relationship; an action word tells what someone does. Short original sentences help children notice the difference and use words together. Encourage a spoken response before expecting independent writing.

Simple language patterns provide useful practice. We includes the speaker and others. And joins words or ideas. A plural can refer to more than one person or family. Avoid introducing too many grammar labels at once: use a picture, a short sentence and a clear example.

The games on this page use pretend relationships, word pieces, rhyme pairs and original story cards. Creative captions can differ. When an activity asks a question about the NCERT song, return to the text; when it asks for an original idea, accept a sensible new response.

Use the existing worksheet download option on this page for printable practice. Let children speak, point, select or dictate according to their needs. Keep family discussion respectful and allow a child to use an imaginary example instead of describing their own home.