Change of Hearts 6th unit 4

🏸 Change of Heart

Class 6 English – Spring Bloom | Unit 4: Sports and Wellness

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Story Summary

Prabhat always wanted to win. He could not bear losing, not even at marbles. If he sensed he would lose, he would not play at all.

A new student, Surya, joined the school. He was an excellent badminton player. On the last Friday of the month, the coach conducted friendly matches, and Prabhat and Surya were chosen to play against each other. Prabhat was the scorekeeper.

Surya played brilliantly while laughing and joking. But Prabhat changed the scoreboard while Surya was looking elsewhere and won by cheating. Surya simply said, "It's been fun. We should play again some other time."

That night Prabhat could not sleep. The next day he saw Surya playing basketball. Surya was hopeless at it, but still smiling. By watching Surya closely, Prabhat learnt that you should enjoy the game for its own sake.

Prabhat changed. He started joking while playing and enjoying every game. Soon others said, "Good fun playing with Prabhat, that fellow definitely has a great sporting spirit."

Flashcards – Tap to flip

Before We Read – Tick the Correct Meaning

Choose the correct meaning of each sports word.

Match the Words with Their Meanings

Tap a word on the left, then tap its meaning on the right.

True or False?

Read each statement and decide whether it is True or False.

Let Us Think and Reflect – Quiz

Choose the most suitable answer.

Put the Story in Order

Use ⬆️ and ⬇️ to arrange the events in the correct order, then press "Check".

Word Hunt – Hidden Words

Make words using consecutive letters without changing their order. Example: BADMINTON → BAD, ADMIN, MINT, IN, TON, ON

Past Perfect Tense

Past Perfect = had + past participle (V3). Use it for the first (older) action when two actions happened in the past.
Example: Everyone was discussing (new action) how Prabhat had played (old action) so well.

The Three Magic Words

For each situation, choose the magic word you need: Please (request), Sorry (apology) or Thank you (gratitude). Then read the sample sentence aloud with a partner!

Prabhat's Diary

Complete Prabhat's diary entry by choosing the right phrase for each blank.

✍️ My Own Diary Entry

Write about a time you won or lost a game. How did you feel? What did you learn? (Your work is saved on this device.)

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