Our First School — Practice

Question 1

Who taught you to speak your first words?

Accepted Answer

Usually, parents (mother or father) or grandparents teach a child their first words. This happens at home, which is the child's first school.

Question 2

Why is family called a child's first school?

Accepted Answer

Family is a child's first school because all early learning — speaking, walking, eating, sharing, and values — happens at home with family members before the child goes to a formal school.

Question 3

Name two things you learn at home and two things you learn at school.

Accepted Answer

At home: (1) speaking and walking, (2) manners and values like sharing and respect. At school: (1) reading and writing, (2) playing and making friends with other children.

Question 4

What do grandparents teach us? Name two things.

Accepted Answer

Grandparents teach us: (1) stories from their time — about how things were different before, (2) traditions, family customs, and values like respecting elders. They also give us lots of love and care.

Question 5

If you have a younger brother or sister, what can you teach them? List three things.

Accepted Answer

An older sibling can teach a younger one: (1) how to share toys and take turns while playing, (2) how to draw or colour a picture, (3) simple words or counting. Older siblings are like small teachers at home.

Practice — Our First School

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