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Writer:Class 8, English First Language Textbook, Department of School Education, Karnataka
Narrator: Ashwini Anandarao Mane
Editor: Sandeep N Kulkarni
In the ancient land of Mewar, after the king was gone, the brave queen Karnavati loved her son dearly and always wanted to keep him safe. But one day, danger came near the prince! How could they protect him and ensure he would be alright?
Here are some ways to engage students using this story:
1.Ask students to imagine and draw Queen Karnavati.
2.Ask students to make paper swords and shields and paint them.
3.Help students to build a fort using any materials they like, based on their imagination.
By Kathe Khajane Team, IT for ChangeWriter:Class 8, English First Language Textbook, Department of School Education, Karnataka
Narrator: Ashwini Anandarao Mane
Editor: Sandeep N Kulkarni
In the ancient land of Mewar, after the king was gone, the brave queen Karnavati loved her son dearly and always wanted to keep him safe. But one day, danger came near the prince! How could they protect him and ensure he would be alright?
Here are some ways to engage students using this story:
1.Ask students to imagine and draw Queen Karnavati.
2.Ask students to make paper swords and shields and paint them.
3.Help students to build a fort using any materials they like, based on their imagination.