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Lesson 7 The Magic Fish Bone by Charles Dickens (UNIT 2)

Lesson 7 The Magic Fish Bone (UNIT 3) by Charles Dickens

Learn About Proper Noun

Learn About Common Noun

Lesson 8 Goodbye to the Moon by Monica Hughes

Learn About Proper Nouns vs Common Nouns

Learn About Collective Nouns

Lesson 9 I Will Go With My Father A-ploughing by Joseph Campbell | Textual Question Answers

Learn About Material Nouns

Lesson 10 Smart Ice Cream by Paul Jennings | Textual Question Answers

Lesson 9 I Will Go With My Father A-ploughing by Joseph Campbell | Bangla Explanation Line by Line

Write a dialogue between two sisters, where the elder sister is encouraging the younger one to read out a patriotic poem in her school on Independence Day.

Lesson 11 The Blind Boy Question Answers - Colley Cibber - West Bengal Board

Lesson 12 Rip Van Winkle Question Answers - Washington Irving - West Bengal Board

WBBSE CLASS 6th Imagine you are caught in a storm while returning home one night. Write a short paragraph in about sixty words describing your experience || Paragraph Writing

WBBSE CLASS 6th After a heavy shower, we often see a rainbow appears in the sky. Write a paragraph in about sixty words describing the scene as you see it || Paragraph Writing

WBBSE CLASS 6th Suppose you are standing on a bridge looking down. Write a paragraph in about sixty words describing the things that you see below || Paragraph Writing

WBBSE CLASS 6th Imagine one day you are walking back home from school. Suddenly you see something which was not there before - a strange door in an old familiar building. As you touch the door it slowly opens inviting you to a different world. Write in about sixty words a paragraph on your sudden visit to such a strange place || Paragraph Writing

WBBSE CLASS 6th write a paragraph in about sixty words on the river Nile || Paragraph Writing

WBBSE CLASS 6th write a dialogue between two sisters, where the elder sister is encouraging the younger one to read out a patriotic poem in her school on Independence Day || Dialogue Writing