NCERT Solutions for Class-2 Chapter-17 Poem: Granny Granny Please Comb My Hair
The poet Grace Nichols in the poem ‘Granny Granny Please Comb my Hair’ shows a little girl's interaction with her Granny when she asks her grandmother to comb and oil her hair. The little girl in the poem Granny Granny Please Comb my Hair class 2, enjoys her granny applying coconut oil on her hair.
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Reading is Fun
What does the little girl want her Granny to do?
The little girl wants her Granny to comb her hair.
Does the little girl love her ‘Granny’?
Yes, the little girl loves her ‘Granny’.
What does Granny rub on her hair?
Granny rubs some coconut oil on the little girl’s hair.
Let’s Talk
Do your grandparents live with you?
No, my grandparents used to live with me.
Do you spend some time with them?
Yes, I spend a lot of time with them.
How do you help them?
I help my grandparents by helping them in doing their day-to-day tasks.
Let’s share
How can you make them happy? Discuss with your class.
We can make older people happy by spending more time with them and giving them love and respect.
What do you call ‘Grandfather’ in your language?
In Marathi, we call our Grandfather ‘Ajoba’.
(Note: Students should write their own answer.)
Do you know any old people? Can you name them?
Yes, I know many old people in my family.
Their names are Mr. Sourav Chatterjee and Mrs. Sunita Verma.
(Note: Students should write their own answer.)
Have you ever gone out with your grandparents?
Yes, I have gone out with my grandparents for walks and to visit the temple.
What do you call ‘Grandmother’ in your language?
In Marathi, we call our Grandmother ‘Aaji’.
(Note: Students should write their own answer.)
Let’s write
Let’s play Bingo –
Suppose you go to stay with your grandparents for a week. Make a list of things that you would like to take with you for them. Do not forget to put a, an or the before each thing.
| a packet of sweets | a basket of fruits |
| a book | a pair of spectacles |
| a box of medicines | a shawl |
| a pair of socks | a bag of vegetables |
| a sweater | a pair of gloves |
Fun time
ake a Thank You card for your grandparents.
You need –
Chart paper of any colour of 9 inches x 12 inches, sketch pens, sticker, design block.
Make it this way –
1. Fold the paper into two.
2. Draw or stick pictures on it.
3. Write a message inside. Begin with Dear Grandfather/ Grandmother.
Activity time
This is an outline of Meena’s grandfather. Add his hat, tie, moustache, glasses, stick, etc. Write each word in the given box. Colour the picture and write his name.
(Note: Students should attempt this activity on their own.)
A Picnic
This is a family picnic scene. Give names to all the people. Look at the picture and make sentences using phrases given in the box.
| eating food together, picking up wrappers or waste papers, serving food, playing football, talking to elderly people, fishing with grandfather |
Name for all the people in the picture are as follows:
Father- Ram
Grandfather- Vijay
Elder daughter- Seema
Younger son- Rahul
Youngest son- Sumit
Mother- Rekha
Grandmother- Sunita
My whole family planned this picnic. My name is Seema, and I’m picking up wrappers from the ground and throwing them in the garbage bin. My mother, Rekha is serving food to my grandmother. Both my mother and my grandmother are eating food together. My younger brother is playing football with my father. My youngest brother is fishing with my grandfather. My brother enjoys talking with elderly people.
Word building
Make new words using letters from the word GRANDPARENTS.
You may use the letters in any order. One has been done for you.
Sometimes we replace the names of people with another word, instead of repeating the name. Replace the names in the sentences using a word from the box.
1. Meena is playing with a doll. _____ is a girl.
2. Ram is climbing a tree. _____ is a boy.
3. Do not eat that mango. _____ is not ripe.
1. Meena is playing with a doll. She is a girl.
2. Ram is climbing a tree. He is a boy.
3. Do not eat that mango. It is not ripe.
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