Class KG Understanding Poems: Ding Dong Bell
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Class KG Understanding Poems: Ding Dong Bell
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Nidhi InaniVisit Profile
Nidhi is a UGC-NET qualified, TESOL-certified educator with over 5 years of experience in English language teaching and training. As an IELTS trainer and curriculum designer, she has worked with diverse learners—from school students across ICSE, IGCSE, and IB boards to airline cabin crew and interview candidates.
Ding Dong Bell: Understanding Poems for Class KG
This Kindergarten worksheet introduces children to the rhyme "Ding Dong Bell." The poem tells the story of a cat that falls into a well, is rescued by a kind boy, and happily plays again under the sky while children sing and clap. It builds comprehension, sequencing, and vocabulary in a fun, engaging way.
Why Understanding Poems Matters in Grammar?
Poems are powerful for early learners because they:
1. Teach sequencing of events through rhyme and rhythm.
2. Introduce everyday words like cat, well, bell, boy, sky.
3. Strengthen comprehension by answering fact-based questions.
4. Connect rhythm and language learning with storytelling.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
🧠 Exercise 1 – Read the Poem: "Ding dong bell, pussy cat fell, in the well so deep and round…" (shortened for kids).
✏️ Exercise 2 – Answer the Questions: Ten comprehension questions testing recall of events and details.
Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)
Exercise 2 – Answer the Questions
1. Who fell in the well? → A cat
2. What sound rang out? → Bell
3. Who saved the cat? → A boy
4. Where did the cat fall? → In a well
5. How did the cat feel at the end? → Happy
6. What did children do after? → Sang
7. What was in the sky? → Sun
8. What did the cat do after drying? → Played
9. What did the boy use to call the cat? → Her name
10. What did the children clap with? → Hands
This worksheet makes poetry comprehension enjoyable and practical, helping Kindergarten learners develop understanding while enjoying rhymes.
Support your child’s reading with this engaging Ding Dong Bell worksheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
They teach sound imitation, vocabulary, and memory through fun repetition.
Because they highlight beginning sounds like d, b, and l for recognition.
By guiding children to notice words, actions, and sentence rhythm.
