Lalu & Peelu
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A hen had two chicks named Lalu and Peelu, with Lalu being red and Peelu being yellow. Lalu liked red foods like tomatoes and strawberries while Peelu liked yellow foods like bananas and mangoes. One day Lalu ate a red chili and his mouth started burning, so Peelu brought him a laddu to make his mouth stop burning. The mother hen kissed Peelu for helping Lalu.
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Lalu & Peelu
- 1. Lalu and Peelu Class I English
- 2. Once upon a time there was a hen.
- 3. The hen had two chicks.
- 4. One was Lalu and the other was Peelu
- 5. The colour of Lalu was Red
- 6. The colour of PEELU was Yellow
- 7. Lalu liked red things Tomatoes Strawberries Capsicum Apple
- 8. Peelu liked yellow things Bananas Mangoes Laddu Lemons
- 9. One day Lalu saw a Red thing
- 10. Lalu ate up the red thing. It was a Red Chilli.
- 11. Lalu’s mouth started burning.
- 12. Peelu brought a Laddu.
- 13. Peelu gave the Laddu to Lalu.
- 14. Lalu’s mouth stopped burning.
- 15. Mother hen kissed Peelu
- 16. Mother hen, Lalu and Peelu lived happily