ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Upar Pankha Chalta Hai | ऊपर पंखा चलता है | Hindi Poems For Kids | hindi rhymes
Up above, the fan goes round and round, while little Chunnu sleeps soundly on the ground.
As Chunnu sleeps, he feels a little hungry. “Have some peanuts, my dear,” says a friendly voice.
But oh no! The peanuts have no seeds inside! “I’m not your uncle,” the voice jokes with a smile.
Uncle went to Delhi, and guess what he brought back? A playful kitty cat!
The kitty gave a gentle paw tap, and Uncle’s head went all shiny and bald!
Up above, the fan goes round and round, while little Munnu sleeps soundly on the ground.
As Munnu sleeps, he feels a little hungry. “Have some peanuts, my dear,” says a friendly voice.
But oh no! The peanuts have no seeds inside! “I’m not your uncle,” the voice jokes with a smile.
Uncle went to Delhi, and guess what he brought back? A playful kitty cat!
The kitty gave a gentle paw tap, and Uncle’s head went all shiny and bald!
Isn’t it fun to hear about Chunnu, Munnu, and their silly adventures? Rhymes like these help us learn new words and have fun with sounds. Can you make up your own rhyme about a fan or a kitty? Try it out!
Create Your Own Rhyme: Gather in a circle and think of a new rhyme together. Start with something simple, like “The cat sat on the mat.” Encourage each child to add a line to the rhyme, making it as silly or creative as they like. This activity helps children play with words and sounds, just like in the story of Chunnu and Munnu.
Peanut Surprise Game: Use small paper cups and place a small object (like a bead or a seed) under one of them. Shuffle the cups around and ask the children to guess which cup has the object. This game is inspired by the “Silly Peanut Surprise” and helps children with observation and memory skills.
Draw and Tell: Ask the children to draw their favorite part of the story, whether it’s the fan, the kitty, or the peanuts. Once they finish their drawings, have them share their pictures with the class and explain why they chose that part. This activity encourages creativity and helps them express their understanding of the story.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Upar pankha chalta hai, niche chunnu sota hai.
Upar pankha chalta hai, niche chunnu sota hai.
Sote sote bhuk lagi,
Kha le beta moongfali.
Moongfali mein daana nahi,
Hum tumhare mama nahi.
Mama gaya Delhi,
Waha se laaya billi.
Billi ne maara punja,
Mama ho gaya gunja.
Upar pankha chalta hai, niche munnu sota hai.
Upar pankha chalta hai, niche munnu sota hai.
Sote sote bhuk lagi,
Kha le beta moongfali.
Moongfali mein daana nahi,
Hum tumhare mama nahi.
Mama gaya Delhi,
Waha se laaya billi.
Billi ne maara punja,
Mama ho gaya gunja.
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This version maintains the original content while removing any informal or potentially inappropriate language.
