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Harmony · NCERT Class 2 Mridang

The Crow

A lively little poem about a crow. We only name the poem — every example is our own — and use it to learn how to describe an animal, the sounds animals make, and rhyming words. Tap each idea to start.

🎈 3 fun ideas⏱ ~8 min📝 7-question quiz
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Getting to know a crow

A crow is a clever black bird that says “caw, caw!” Tap each idea to explore.

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Three bird ideas

  • Describing words tell what an animal is like: a shiny black crow with a strong beak and bright eyes.
  • Think of colour, size and special parts: black feathers, two wings, a sharp beak.
  • Many animals have sound words: a crow says caw, a cow says moo, a cat says meow, a dog says woof.
  • These fun words make a poem sound real, almost like you can hear it!

Match the sound.

Crow → caw. Duck → quack. Cow → moo. Sound words bring animals to life.

  • In poems, line endings often rhyme: crow – below, fly – sky, tree – free.
  • Find a rhyme for crow: grow, slow, low.
Tip: rhyming words match the ending sound, not the spelling — “crow” and “go” rhyme even though they look different.

Where you'll meet it

Animals in words all around you

Animal stories and rhymes

Many rhymes copy animal sounds — quack, baa, moo — which makes them fun to sing.

Describing a pet

You can describe your pet: “a small brown puppy with soft ears.”

Listening outdoors

Outside, listen for a crow’s caw or a koel’s call — real sounds you can name.

Check yourself

Skill quiz

Seven quick questions that check the skill — describing animals, sound words and rhyme — not the poem.

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Skill practice with our own original examples. The poem “The Crow” (NCERT Mridang, Class 2) is referenced by name only, never reproduced.

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