Class-3 English (Marigold) Glossary


Unit 1_1
Good Morning
New Words
Creeping              -              moving slowly
Awake                  -              rouse from sleep
Gone away         -              left

Unit 1_2
The Magic Garden
New words
Magic                    -              art of producing illusion
Garden                 -              land where flowers and plants are grown
Playground         -              land where children play
Sunshine             -              light from sun
Golden                 -              colour of gold
Dream  -                              images of mind while sleeping

Unit 2_1
Bird Talk
New words
Beetles                 -              An insect with hard shell-like back
Sitting                   -              Act in which we sit
Wires                    -              thread of metal
Funny                   -              amusing

Unit 2_2
Nina and the Baby Sparrows
New words
Market                 -              a place where people buy and sell
Bother                  -              to give trouble
Problem               -              a matter that need to be dealt with
Dress                     -              clothing
Upset                    -              unhappy / disappointed
Remove               -              take away
Wedding              -              marriage ceremony
Lovely                   -              pleasant
Plump                   -              fat

Unit 3_1
Little by Little
New Words
Hidden                 -              out of sight
Slowly                   -              in a slow manner
Downward          -              towards a lower level
Slender                -              thin
Mighty                  -              huge/ great in size
Branches             -              division of stem
Pride                     -              having a high opinion
Improving           -              to get better
Sip                          -              drinking slowly
Shoot                    -              stem of plant

Unit 3_2
The Enormous Turnip
New Words
Enormous           -              very large
Turnip                   -              A round root eaten as vegetable
Old man               -              an elderly man
Pulled                   -              moved towards yourself

Unit 4_1
Sea Song
New Words
Shell                      -              hard covering of an animal
Held                       -              kept near
Surprised             -              feeling of sudden wonder
Curly                      -              spiral
Clear                      -              defined

Unit 4_2
A Little Fish Story
New Words
Million                  -              number 1,000,000
Floundering        -              struggle with movement
Meshes                -              material like net
Haul                       -              carry/cart
Contended         -              happy with situation
Splashing             -              making wet
Emptied               -              having nothing
Wriggled              -              moved with small and quick movements
Warning               -              utterance of problem or danger

Unit 5_1
The Balloon Man
New Words
Bunch                   -              number of things of same type together
Square                  -              meeting of two or more streets
Sunny                   -              lighted by sun
Tug                         -              pull suddenly

Unit 5_2
The Yellow Butterfly
New Words
Escape                  -              slip away
Pond                     -              a small water body
Peach                    -              A tree with yellow, light pinkish fruits
Climb                     -              to go up
Catch                     -              to take hold of something
Middle                  -              the central part
Hungry                 -              sensation from lack of food
Float                      -              to move on surface
Shout                    -              speak with loud voice
Chase                    -              follow/pursue
Flutter                  -              to flap wings rapidly
Twist                     -              turn one thing into the other


Unit 6_1
Trains
New Words
Mountain- Elevation of earth’s surface more than 2000 feet
Passenger- A person travelling in bus/train etc.
River- A natural wide flow of water
Precious – valuable
Mail – postal material like letter, package etc.
Plain – A large area of flat land
Dusk- The time just before night
Dawn- The time of day when light first appears in sky

Unit- 6_2
The Story of the Road
New Words
Newspaper – A regularly printed document having news, articles etc.
Cucumber – A long, thin, green vegetable
Cabbage – A large, round vegetable with green, white or purple leaves
Potato – A white vegetable with brown skin, which grows underground
Radish – An edible root
Cauliflower- A large round vegetable with white florets
Foolish- unwise or stupid

Unit- 7_1
Puppy and I
New Words
Village – a small community in rural area
Hills- An area higher than surrounding land
Bread- A food made of flour
Hay- cut and dried grass
Roll – turning over
Play – an activity for amusement


Unit – 7_2
Little Tiger, Big Tiger
New Words
Shady – giving shade
Bellowed – loud animal cry
Twitched- moved quickly
Pounced- moved quickly to attack
Grunt – to make low, rough noise
Game – A sport involving skill
Glisten – shine
Roar – loud sound
Pheasant- A bird with long tail
Fowl – A bird like duck or chicken

Unit – 8_1
What’s in the Mailbox?
New Words
Letters- Written messages
Always- all the time
Never- at no time
Though- in spite of

Unit- 8_2
My Silly Sister
New Words
Childish- relating to child
Pebble- a small round stone
Donkey- thee domestic ass
Dirty- not clean
Anger- A strong feeling of displeasure
Excitement- state of stir up of emotions or feelings
Playful- full of play
Naughty- mischievous
Washer man- a man who washes clothes

Unit-9_1
Don’t Tell
New Words
Enough-  quantity to fully meet the demand
Chance- possibility of something happening
Giant- more in size and strength
Patient- someone who is able to wait

Unit- 9_2
He is My Brother
New Words
Understand-  grasp the idea of
Climb - to go up
Holy-  scred
Slowly- move with a less than usual manner
Sorry- feeling regret
Load- the amount of weight

Unit- 10_1
How Creatures Move
New Words
Padded- cushion like material
Limb- a large branch of a tree
Crawl- to move slowly
Dive- to plunge into water
Wiggle- short, quick and irregular side to side movement

Unit- 10_2
The Ship of the Desert
New Words
Ship of the desert- camel
Miles- measure of distance
King of forest- lion
Sand- granular material made from rocks
Thorns- A sharp pointed projection/part of plant





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