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CBSE · NCERT · Poorvi Grade 7 · 2026–27

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All five Poorvi units now have original, detailed companion learning across reading, language, writing, and speaking. Section and tutorial counts grow with each unit’s actual needs; chapter assessments range from 5 to 20 questions by content depth.

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Poorvi · Unit 3 · 48 min

Dreams and Discoveries

Dreaming and discovering use different kinds of thinking, yet both begin with a willingness to ask “What if?” This unit follows an idea from imaginative spark to testable claim. You will distinguish a narrator’s enthusiasm from reliable evidence, trace causes and consequences in an invention story, and read poetic images without flattening them into literal statements. You will also use route language, spatial viewpoint, modal verbs, tense control, and explanatory structure. Original practice texts include a story about a neighbourhood shade experiment and a poem that sends questions downstream. They invite you to compare wonder with proof, write a clear process explanation, and present a proposal whose confidence matches its evidence.

  • My Brother's Great Invention
  • Paper Boats
  • North, South, East, West
Official NCERT book

Low-stakes mixed practice

Unit assessment

Comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and writing reasoning are mixed throughout.

0/15 answered
Section 1 of 3Questions 15
1ComprehensionWhy does the green scarf not prove that Anand’s time machine worked?
2Writing & reasoningHow does Anita’s first-person narration affect the invention story?
3ComprehensionWhat do the child’s name, village, and flowers add to the paper boats?
4VocabularyWhat does the poem’s personification of clouds contribute to the child’s game?
5Writing & reasoningWhy is the postcard form well suited to Shaana’s journey across India?
Close in your own voice

Which part of your latest idea is supported by evidence, which part remains imagination, and what could you do next to connect the two?

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