NCERT Solutions for Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 3 It is Fun – step-by-step answers to every exercise and in-text question of the chapter, as per the latest NCERT syllabus for 2027. Read them online or download the free question-answer PDF.
Chapter 3 is a poem called It is Fun. A child acts like animals and birds.
NCERT Solutions for Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 3 It is Fun PDF
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NCERT Solutions for Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 3 It is Fun – Questions and Answers
All 26 questions of the chapter (textbook pages 18 – 26) are answered below, in the order of the book – in-text questions, activities and the end-of-chapter exercises. Each answer is written the way you would write it in the exam.
Let us recite — Pages 18–19It is Fun (poem)
It’s fun to be this,
It’s fun to be that,
To leap like a lamb,
To climb like a cat.
To hop like a frog,
To swim like a fish,
To trot like a horse,
To fly like a bird.
I can act
Just like them all,
It’s fun to be this,
It’s fun to be that.
Say the poem aloud. Act it out too.
- Leap like a lamb. Climb like a cat.
- Hop like a frog. Swim like a fish.
- Trot like a horse. Fly like a bird.
Let us speak — Page 20A. Listen to the sounds that your teacher will share on the mobile.
Yes. Listen to each sound. Then name the animal.
Let us speak — Page 20B. Answer the Questions.
Child 1: I would run after a mouse.
Child 2: I would drink milk.
Child 3: I would say ‘meow’.
Say one thing a cat does. Begin with I would.
Three children have said three things. You can say a new one.
Child 1: I would say _ _ _
Child 2: I would say _ _ _
Child 3: I would say _ _ _
Tell the elephant something. Begin with I would say.
Child 1: I would say, “Hello, elephant!”
Child 2: I would say, “Can I sit on your back?”
Child 3: I would say, “Please splash water on me!”
Let us speak — Page 21C. Say the words
climb | leap | swim | trot | fly
Say each word aloud. Act it out.
- climb: go up, like a cat.
- leap: jump high, like a lamb.
- swim: move in water.
- trot: run with short steps.
- fly: move in the sky.
Monkeys climb trees.
Word: leap
Frogs leap high.
Say who leaps. Then say leap.
Monkeys climb trees.
Word: swim
Fish swim in water.
Say who swims. Then say where.
Monkeys climb trees.
Word: trot
Horses trot on the road.
Trot means run with short, quick steps.
Monkeys climb trees.
Word: fly
Birds fly in the sky.
Say who flies. Then say where.
Let us write — Page 21A. What can you do like any animal or bird?
I can ___________________ like a ___________________ .
Write what you can do. Then write the animal.
- Pick one: hop, swim, climb or run.
- Write the animal or bird that does it.
Let us write — Page 21B. Name any two animals or birds other than fish that can swim?
1. ___________________ 2. ___________________
1. duck 2. frog
A duck swims in the pond. A frog swims too.
Let us write — Page 21C. Name any two animals that live on trees?
1. ___________________ 2. ___________________
1. monkey 2. squirrel
A monkey swings on trees. A squirrel runs up trees.
Let us write — Page 21D. Answer the following
The child can act like animals and birds.
The child can leap like a lamb. The child can climb like a cat. The child can swim like a fish.
Write the two things you like most.
- Read the poem again.
- Pick any two things.
Picture Reading — Pages 22–23The sea picture
I see a yellow submarine under the sea.
- A man and two children look out.
- A dolphin, a whale and fish swim.
- I see a diver, two turtles and an octopus.
- A mermaid sits on a rock.
Write three or four short sentences.
- Say what you see.
- Say what it is doing.
Let us think — Page 24A. Match the animals to their actions.
The horse trots.
Join it to the horse. It is the second picture.
A horse trots. It runs with short, quick steps.
The lamb leaps.
Join it to the lamb. It is the fourth picture.
A lamb leaps. It jumps up high.
The snake crawls.
Join it to the snake. It is the first picture.
A snake has no legs. So it crawls on the ground.
The squirrel runs.
Join it to the squirrel. It is the third picture.
A squirrel runs fast. It has a big tail.
The monkey swings.
Join it to the monkey. It is the last picture.
A monkey holds a branch. It swings from the tree.
Let us speak — Page 25A. Look at the pictures. Read the words below each picture.
an inch, an inkpot, an igloo
Say each one slowly. Point to the picture.
a pin, a list, a fish
Each word has the i sound, as in ink.
a bin, a ring, a ship
bin and pin rhyme. All three have the i sound.
Let us sing — Page 25Song of I
Song of I
I is both a letter and a word (clap clap clap)
I is both a letter and a word (clap clap clap)
Even though they look the same
You use I and not your name
I is both a letter and a word. (clap clap clap)
Sing the song. Clap where it says so.
I is a letter and a word. Say I for yourself, not your name.
Let us draw — Page 26Rangoli
Draw the rangoli on the dots. Then colour it.
- Join the four middle dots with a cross.
- Draw curved lines out to the side dots.
- Close each corner into a petal.
Chapter 3 of 13 – Mridang
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- Next: Chapter 4 Seeing without Seeing
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NCERT Solutions Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 3 It is Fun – Overview
| Class | Class 2 |
| Subject | English |
| Book | Mridang |
| Chapter | 3 – It is Fun |
| Textbook pages | 18 – 26 |
| Questions solved | 26 |
| Session | 2027 |
| Format | Full answers on this page + PDF |
NCERT Solutions Class 2 English Chapter 3 – FAQs
Where can I download NCERT Solutions Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 3 It is Fun PDF?
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Is this for the 2027 session?
Yes, it follows the latest NCERT Class 2 English book for 2027.
How many questions are solved in NCERT Class 2 English Chapter 3?
All 26 questions of the chapter (textbook pages 18 – 26) – the in-text questions, activities and the end-of-chapter exercises.
How should I use these solutions?
Read the chapter in the NCERT book first, attempt the questions yourself, then check your answers here.