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CHAKRI THE BICYCLE STORY
Class-1
Unit-3
Lesson - My Vehicles
Transportation is an important part of everyday life, and as such is a topic many preschool aged children are interested in. A transportation theme not only teaches children about what different vehicles are for and how they work, but you can also use it to teach other important concepts such as safety when riding in a vehicle or walking. Use games and crafts when teaching children about transportation, as it will help them remember important information.
Chakri And The Bicycle Story is a fun way to teach vehicles names to small kids.
One day, a bicycle named Chakri came onto the street from the shop. He wanted to see the town. Chakri started. Chakri began singing and dancing. Suddenly a motorcycle crossed him! He was surprised "Oh! My god! He is going faster than me!" he said. Chakri began moving faster. Soon a blue car rushed past saying bye bye to Chakri. He angrily said, "No! No one could go faster than me! I am the fastest!".
Chakri saw a long train. The train was running at a high speed.He screamed and looked up in anger! He saw a big aeroplane flying in the sky. It disappeared soon. He sadly said, “All are going very fast. Why can't I?" Chakri was very sad.
He stopped at a playground. Some children came to him and a boy called Bujji asked, “Why are you sad, Chakri?" He replied, "Everybody is going faster than me!" Then the children said, "Hey Chakri! Don't be sad. We like cycling. Shall we go for a ride?" Chakri felt very jubilant and said, “Yes! Let's go." Chakri enjoyed going around with the children. He went back in a happy mood.