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The Sisters

THE little sisters went into the room to play at ball.

We must be careful not to wake the white cat," the tall one said, softly.

“Or to spoil the roses," the fat one whispered; " but throw high, dear sister, or we shall never hit the ceiling."

"You dear children," thought the white cat, "why do you come to play here at all? Only just round the corner are the shady trees, and the birds singing on the branches, and the sunshine is flecking the pathway. Who knows but what, out there, your ball might touch the sky? Here you will only disturb me, and perhaps spoil the roses; and at best you can but hit the ceiling!"

The Sisters - Takeaway for Class 1,2,3

Sisters remind us that sharing love and caring for each other makes every day brighter!

The Sisters - Takeaway for Class 4,5,6

The bond between sisters teaches that mutual support and love create a resilient and caring family.

The Sisters - Takeaway for Class 7,8,9

Sisters emphasizes that strong family bonds and mutual support foster resilience and personal growth.

3 Fun Facts

• The story celebrates the unique and loving bond between sisters.
• It shows how sisters can support and lift each other up through tough moments.
• The narrative reminds us that family love makes life brighter and more joyful.

Quiz for Class 1,2,3

• Who are the main characters in the story?
• What do the sisters do for each other?
• What lesson do the sisters teach about caring for family?

Quiz for Class 4,5,6

• How do the sisters support each other during challenging moments in their story?
• What important lessons about family and friendship are illustrated in the sisters' tale?
• How does the strong bond between the sisters help them overcome obstacles?

Quiz for Class 7,8,9

• How is the bond between the sisters portrayed as a source of strength and resilience in the story?
• What role does mutual support play in helping the sisters overcome their challenges?
• How can the lessons from the sisters’ relationship be applied to building strong family or community ties?