Teen Sathi Class 1 Hindi Worksheet with Online Quiz

🐘 Teen Sathi Class 1 Hindi Worksheet with Online Quiz and Games

Meet the elephant, goat and bird in तीन साथी! This Teen Sathi Class 1 Hindi worksheet page explores friendship, story events and useful Hindi words.

Try a 20-question online quiz, play 10 interactive games and activities, and complete five short practice tasks based on NCERT Class 1 Hindi Sarangi Chapter 6. Questions and learning words are in Hindi; instructions and buttons are in English.

📚 NCERT Sarangi🐐 Story Reading 🐦 Picture Talk🔤 इ and ई Practice

📝 Teen Sathi Online Quiz for Class 1

⏱ 20:00

Question 1/20 • Easy • 0/20 answered

🐘🐐🐦हाथीबकरीचिड़िया

कहानी के तीन साथी कौन हैं?

🎮 Teen Sathi Online Games for Class 1

Move a story branch, explore Hindi forms and find small picture details.

1. 🌿 Lower the Story Branch

Use the screen controls to lower the leafy branch through three levels. This is a model inspired by the story.

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🎨 Teen Sathi Online Activities for Class 1

Stamp a picture, explore position words and connect characters with their contributions.

✏️ Teen Sathi Hindi Practice for Class 1

Complete five short tasks with separate prompts.

1. 🔤 Build तालाब

Arrange the written chunks to match the model.

तालाब

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📖 About the Teen Sathi Class 1 Hindi Worksheet

Read the Teen Sathi worksheet learning guide

The Teen Sathi worksheet for Class 1 supports Hindi learning through a story of friendship and assistance. Children follow events, identify characters and explain how different actions affect what happens next.

NCERT Sarangi Chapter 6 brings together an elephant, a goat and a bird. Read the chapter with its illustrations before asking detailed questions. Invite children to describe an event in their own words instead of memorising a complete passage.

For Teen Sathi Class 1 Hindi practice, connect a written word with a clear picture or spoken example. The chapter includes opportunities to explore ब, च and थ, and to practise इ and ई forms. Moving written chunks can help children build a word while keeping its vowel signs visible.

The chapter also invites “what if” discussion. A prediction is a possible idea, not an extra event proved by the text. Encourage children to explain their thinking without insisting on a single invented ending.

The Teen Sathi online quiz combines story understanding with new vocabulary questions. The separate games use construction, matching, screen movement, memory and creative stamping. They help children revisit language through different actions rather than repeating the MCQs.

Keep the pond rescue as a fictional story event. Children should not imitate it by entering water; real emergencies require help from a responsible adult. Use the existing worksheet download option for paper practice and the official NCERT Sarangi ebook link below to read the chapter.

👨‍👩‍👧 Tips for Parent and Teachers

  • Read the chapter before checking detailed answers.
  • Ask children to connect an event with its result.
  • Say इ and ई examples naturally while pointing to their written forms.
  • Treat “what if” responses as possibilities, not textbook facts.
  • Discuss the water rescue as fiction and avoid physical reenactment.

🌟 Tips for Students

  • Look at the picture beside the question.
  • Notice which character performs the action.
  • Read the complete word.
  • Check the vowel sign carefully.
  • Use Undo to change your tile order.
  • Ask an adult about an unfamiliar word.
  • Try again after reading the feedback.

❓ Teen Sathi Class 1 Hindi Worksheet FAQs

Which NCERT book contains Teen Sathi?

It is Chapter 6 of the Class 1 Hindi textbook Sarangi.

Who are the three companions?

The companions are an elephant, a goat and a bird.

Which tree stands near the pond?

The chapter names a ber tree.

Who helps the goat and the young bird out of the water?

The elephant brings both out.

How does the bird help later?

The bird finds where fruit is growing, and the companions go there together.

Which Hindi forms can children practise?

The chapter includes ब, च and थ, along with इ and ई practice.

What does a “what if” question ask?

It invites a possible alternative. A response should be recognised as an idea rather than an event stated in the chapter.

How can I teach the story sequence?

Use a few event cards, arrange them and ask what changed between two events.

Are the games different from the MCQs?

Yes. They use different prompts through movement, construction, matching, memory and creative tasks.

Where can I read the official chapter?

Use the official Sarangi ebook link above. The worksheet uses this page’s existing download option.

🌈 Online Teen Sathi Quiz for Class 1

Read, explore and discover how the three companions help!

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