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City Sounds
Rating: 5.0
Story: City Sounds (MEDIUM)
In the heart of the bustling city, lived a little bird named Chirpy.
Chirpy loved the city, but the noise was too much for her.
Cars honking, people shouting, and dogs barking, it was all too loud.
One day, Chirpy had an idea.
She would sing louder than the city noise.
So, she took a deep breath and sang her heart out.
Her sweet song echoed through the city streets.
People stopped to listen.
The cars slowed down.
Even the dogs seemed to quiet down.
Chirpy's song had brought a moment of peace to the noisy city.
From that day on, whenever the city got too loud, Chirpy would sing her song.
And for a while, the city would listen.
Questions and Answers (6)
- Q: What is the name of the bird?
- A: Chirpy
- Q: Where does Chirpy live?
- A: city
- Q: What was bothering Chirpy?
- A: noise
- Q: What was Chirpy's idea to deal with the noise?
- A: sing louder
- Q: What happened when Chirpy sang her song?
- A: city became peaceful
- Q: What did Chirpy do whenever the city got too loud?
- A: she sang her song
Why is this worksheet educational?
The story 'City Sounds' is pedagogically valuable for several reasons.
Firstly, it introduces children to the concept of noise pollution in a simple and relatable way.
Chirpy, the bird, is disturbed by the loud noises in the city, which is a common issue in urban areas.
This story can spark a conversation about environmental issues and the importance of peace and quiet.
Secondly, the story encourages problem-solving.
Chirpy finds a creative solution to her problem by singing louder than the city noise.
This teaches children that problems can be solved in innovative ways.
Thirdly, the story promotes the value of perseverance.
Despite the noise, Chirpy continues to sing her song, showing children the importance of not giving up when faced with challenges.
Fourthly, the story uses repetition and simple language, making it easy for young readers to understand and remember.
The repeated phrase 'Chirpy would sing her song' reinforces the main idea of the story.
Lastly, the story has a positive message.
Chirpy's song brings peace to the noisy city, teaching children that they too can make a positive impact in their own way.
This story is not only entertaining but also educational, making it a valuable resource for both parents and educators.