Class 1 English Chapter The Food we Eat: A to Z Dictionary Flashcard

The Class 1 English Chapter – The Food We Eat: A to Z Dictionary Flashcard set is designed to help young learners expand their vocabulary with words related to food, nutrition, and everyday eating habits. Extracted directly from the NCERT Class 1 English chapter titled “The Food We Eat,” these flashcards pair English words with their Hindi translations in Devanagari script, enabling bilingual comprehension and making learning engaging and effective.

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Class 1 English Chapter The Food we Eat

aloo

class=”back”>आलू

answer

class=”back”>उत्तर

box

class=”back”>डिब्बा

breakfast

class=”back”>नाश्ता

brinjal

class=”back”>बैंगन

brown

class=”back”>भूरा

butter

class=”back”>मक्खन

cap

class=”back”>टोपी

carrot

class=”back”>गाजर

cat

class=”back”>बिल्ली

chilla

class=”back”>चिल्ला (नमकीन पैनकेक)

chutney

class=”back”>चटनी (खट्टी-मीठी डिप)

come

class=”back”>आना

cow

class=”back”>गाय

curds

class=”back”>दही

cut

class=”back”>काटना

dinner

class=”back”>रात का खाना

draw

class=”back”>चित्र बनाना

eat

class=”back”>खाना

farmer

class=”back”>किसान

fast

class=”back”>तेज़

food

class=”back”>भोजन

four

class=”back”>चार

fruit

class=”back”>फल

fun

class=”back”>मज़ा

gobhi

class=”back”>गोभी

godok

class=”back”>गोदोक (कोरियन पकौड़ी)

class=”back”>जाना

green

class=”back”>हरा

grow

class=”back”>उगाना

hard

class=”back”>कठोर

honey

class=”back”>शहद

hungry

class=”back”>भूखा

idli

class=”back”>इडली (चावल का भाप में पका केक)

jeep

class=”back”>जीप

keep

class=”back”>रखना

lunch

class=”back”>दोपहर का भोजन

make

class=”back”>बनाना

man

class=”back”>आदमी

mango

class=”back”>आम

market

class=”back”>बाज़ार

mat

class=”back”>चटाई

milk

class=”back”>दूध

mother

class=”back”>माँ

name

class=”back”>नाम

orange

class=”back”>संतरा

outside

class=”back”>बाहर

paratha

class=”back”>पराठा (मोटी तवा रोटी)

pick

class=”back”>उठाना

picture

class=”back”>तस्वीर

poori

class=”back”>पूरी (तली हुई रोटी)

purple

class=”back”>बैंगनी

question

class=”back”>प्रश्न

read

class=”back”>पढ़ना

respect

class=”back”>सम्मान

riddle

class=”back”>पहेली

roti

class=”back”>रोटी (गेहूँ की फ्लैटब्रेड)

sabzi

class=”back”>सब्ज़ी

say

class=”back”>कहना

class=”back”>बाँटना

sick

class=”back”>बीमार

sit

class=”back”>बैठना

smiling

class=”back”>मुस्कुराते हुए

soft

class=”back”>नरम

soup

class=”back”>सूप

special

class=”back”>विशेष

thank

class=”back”>धन्यवाद

today

class=”back”>आज

white

class=”back”>सफेद

word

class=”back”>शब्द

This flashcard set includes common food items, utensils, and related terms featured in the chapter such as apple, bread, carrot, rice, sugar, vegetable, and more. Each flashcard helps children connect English words with their meanings and pronunciations while reinforcing concepts learned in the classroom. These bilingual flashcards are perfect for teachers, parents, and students looking to build foundational vocabulary and enhance language skills as per the NCERT curriculum.

❓ FAQs – Class 1 English Chapter: The Food We Eat – A to Z Dictionary Flashcards

1. What words are included in the Class 1 English chapter “The Food We Eat” flashcards?
The flashcards include key food-related vocabulary words from the NCERT chapter “The Food We Eat,” with English-to-Hindi translations.

2. How do these flashcards help Class 1 students?
They support bilingual vocabulary building by combining English words with Hindi meanings, aiding recognition and pronunciation.

3. Are the flashcards aligned with the NCERT Class 1 English syllabus?
Yes, all vocabulary is sourced directly from the NCERT Class 1 English chapter “The Food We Eat” to ensure syllabus alignment.

4. Can these flashcards be used for interactive learning?
Definitely. Parents and teachers can use them for vocabulary games, reading practice, and reinforcing concepts from the chapter.

5. How do the “The Food We Eat” flashcards support bilingual learning?
By providing both English words and Hindi translations, they help young learners develop language skills in both languages simultaneously.