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বারো মাসের ময়ূর · The Months Peacock

Class 2 Class 3 Bengali & English English Mathematics

একটা রঙিন ময়ূর বানাও আর খেলতে খেলতে শেখো বারো মাসের নাম ও কোন মাসে কত দিন। Make a colourful peacock and learn the 12 months and their days. Lift each peacock's eye to check!

₹39.00

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What your child will make

A beautiful peacock with 12 lift-the-flap feathers, one for each month of the year.

বারোটা পালকের রঙিন ময়ূর — প্রতিটা পালক একটা মাস।

Colour cut-outsColour cut-outsReady-to-print 12 feathers
Make it yourselfMake it yourselfBlack-and-white version to colour
Worksheet & answersWorksheet & answersFun questions to check learning

What your child will learn

  • The 12 months in order, in Bengali and English
  • How many days in each month: 31, 30 and February’s 28 (29 in a leap year)
  • Which month comes before or after another
  • A fun, hands-on way to understand the calendar

 

45–60 minutes
Adult help needed for cutting and gluing.

Inside your download

  • Parent guideTime, materials and step-by-step help
  • Picture steps6 simple steps with clear pictures
  • 12 feather cut-outsColour templates (Bengali + English)
  • Colour-and-write versionWrite and colour the months and days
  • Worksheet with answersPractice questions and answer key
  • Certificate & badge“আমি বানিয়েছি!” certificate and Maker Passport badges
You will need:Round-tip scissors  ·  A glue stick  ·  Crayons  ·  One A3 sheet (or two A4 sheets taped together)

Frequently asked questions

How will I receive the files after purchase?

Right after payment, the download link appears on your order page and in My account → My downloads.

Can I print the kit more than once?

Yes. Print it as many times as you need for your own family or classroom. Downloading it again is always free.

Do I need to buy any materials?

Nothing special: round-tip scissors, a glue stick, crayons and one A3 sheet (or two A4 sheets taped together). Card paper (160–200 gsm) works best, but plain paper is fine.

Is this suitable for Class 2 and 3?

Yes, it is made for Class 2–3 (ages 6–8). Younger children can join in with a little more help from a grown-up.

How should I print it?

Print at 100% (Actual size) on A4. Short of colour ink? Print the black-and-white pages and let your child colour everything.