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j Ans:, , (ii) Which line shows a ¢, snakes? Read it aleae oe change of the child’s attitude towards, (iii) “But mother says that kind j Pa, (i) “Isaw a snake and fan cae good...” What is mother referring to?, , 2 Ve, (ii) “It’s just a harmless garden snake!”, (iii) The mother is referrin ie, , an § to the kind of garden snake that the child had, d the w Vis, . Fin ord that refers to the ee movements in the grass., : Wiggles., . There are four pairs of thyming words in the poem. Say them aloud., : away-Say,, good-food, grass-pass,, mistake-snake., . A snake has no legs or feet, but it moves very fast. Can you guess how?, Discuss in the group., : The snake does not walk on legs but only crawls. It twists and turns its body, , like a spring in order to move fast., , . Can you recall the word used for a cobra’s long sharp teeth? Where did, , you come across this word first?, , : A cobra’s long sharp teeth are called fangs. I came across this word in a, , magazine., , KrF A FLIEFCTIAAIC LA/JITL] TLIETR ANICIAJERC