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Unit 1 · My Land · NCERT Class 4 Santoor

Together We Can

A cheerful poem about helping each other. We only name the poem — every example here is our own — and use it to learn how a poem is built: which words rhyme, which lines repeat, and what big message the poet wants to share. Tap each idea to start.

👥 3 topics⏱ ~15 min📝 9-question quiz
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What makes a poem sing

A poem has matching sounds and a heart. Tap each idea to see how a poet shares a warm message.

Explore · Inside a poemtap an idea

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The three big ideas

  • Rhyme — two words that end with the same sound: tall / ball, friend / mend.
  • Word families — once you find -and, you get hand, land, stand, band. Handy for writing your own poem!
  • Near soundslove and dove rhyme even though the spelling looks different. Trust your ears.

Try it. Which word rhymes with care?

Say them aloud: share, cup, green. Only share ends with the same –air sound, so care and share rhyme.

  • Refrain — a line or phrase the poet says again and again, like “together we can”.
  • Why poets repeat — it sticks in your head and shows what matters most in the poem.
  • Spotting it — read the poem and look for the line that keeps coming back. That is the refrain.
  • Message — the main idea or feeling the poet wants you to carry away.
  • How to find it — ask: what is the poem really about? What does it want me to do or feel?
  • Clues — the title and the refrain often point straight to the message.
Common mix-up: the message is not the same as the story. A poem can be about a kite, but its message may be “don’t give up.” Look past the pictures to the idea.

Where you'll meet it

Rhyme & message, all around you

Write your own rhyme

Pick a word family like -ight (light, night, bright) and build two lines that rhyme. Add a repeated line and you have your own little poem.

Songs you already know

Most songs use end rhyme and a refrain (the chorus). Listen for the line that comes back — you already know how poems work!

Greeting cards and slogans

Birthday cards and class slogans rhyme so they are easy to remember. Spotting the message helps you write a kind one of your own.

Check yourself

Skill quiz

Nine quick questions that check the skill — hearing rhyme, spotting the refrain and finding the message — not just remembering the poem.

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Skill practice with our own original lines. The poem “Together We Can” (NCERT Santoor, Class 4) is referenced by name only, never reproduced.

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